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Climate changing faster than ever — sea levels may rise 1 foot by 2100

Max Planck Institute For Meteorology 1 Oct 2005

Biofuels threaten rainforests as important European Commission decision lies ahead

Dr. Glenn Barry 1 Oct 2005

Sun’s role in global warming may be underestimated says Duke researchers

Duke University 1 Oct 2005

Rise of oxygen in atmosphere may have helped mammal evolution

Rutgers University 1 Oct 2005

Rising carbon dioxide levels could devastate marine food chain

Rhett Ayers Butler 29 Sep 2005

Is there a link between the Arctic and hurricanes?

National Snow 29 Sep 2005

Alaska – climate change causing ancient lakes and wetlands to be replaced by forest

National Research Council Of Canada 28 Sep 2005

Capturing and storing the carbon dioxide could be key in minimizing climate change

Un 26 Sep 2005

Insurers not disclosing climate change-related risks finds FOE study

Friends Of The Earth 26 Sep 2005

Galveston aquarium survives Hurricane Rita

Rhett Ayers Butler 26 Sep 2005

Tsunami boosts rice yields, agriculture in Aceh province

Associated Press 26 Sep 2005

Galveston, Houston aquariums survive Hurricane Rita

Rhett Ayers Butler 26 Sep 2005

Summers in arctic getting longer and hotter

University Of Alaska Fairbanks 23 Sep 2005

NOAA Biologists to study marine contaminants from hurricane

Noaa 23 Sep 2005

Penguins and sea otters rescued from hurricane settling in at Monterey Bay Aquarium

Modified Monterey Bay Aquarium 23 Sep 2005

European Space Agency analyzes Hurricane Rita

European Space Agency 23 Sep 2005

Climate change could have significant impact on health of Australians

Australian Medical Association / Australian Conservation Foundation 22 Sep 2005

Modeling Hurricane Rita’s Path

National Center For Atmospheric Research 22 Sep 2005

Hurricane Katrina damage just a dose of what’s to come

Carnegie Institution 21 Sep 2005

What is a Category 5 Hurricane?

Rhett Ayers Butler 21 Sep 2005

Last 4 missing Gulfport dolphins rescued following hurricane

Noaa 21 Sep 2005

Biomimicry Employed by MIT Nanotechnology Researchers

Mit 21 Sep 2005

Stronger New Orleans’ levees could have high real estate and environmental cost

Rhett Ayers Butler 21 Sep 2005

US summer wetter, warmer than usual says NOAA

Noaa 21 Sep 2005

Tropical deforestation affects rainfall in North America

Goddard Space Flight Center 20 Sep 2005

33% of evacuees report experiencing health problems or injuries as a result of the hurricane

Harvard School Of Public Health 20 Sep 2005

90% of largest companies concerned about climate change

Modified Carbon Disclosure Project 18 Sep 2005

Number of Category 4 and 5 hurricanes has nearly doubled over past 35 years

Ucar 16 Sep 2005

Missing Gulfport dolphins rescued following Hurricane Katrina

Reuters 16 Sep 2005

Tampa Bay could be hit by 25-foot storm surge in Category 4 hurricane

University Of Central Florida 16 Sep 2005

Hexavalent chromium, lead and arsenic found in flood waters

Epa 15 Sep 2005

Hurricane Katrina to cost Louisiana fisheries $1.1 billion

Louisiana Department 13 Sep 2005

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