Study: Antarctic ice sheet retreat could trigger chain reaction
New Study reveals that melting ice in Antarctica could trigger chain reactions, bringing monsoon rains to the ice cap.
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Climate change threatens one-third of global food production
Food-growing areas will see drastic changes to rainfall and temperatures if climate change continues at current rate. #food #production #risk
Study: Climate emissions shrinking the stratosphere
Climate change is shrinking the stratosphere. This profound impact of humans on the planet and could affect satellites and GPS navigation.
IEA: Huge leap in renewables growth forecast for wind and solar
International Energy Agency (@IEA) recognizes new normal, raises forecast for wind and solar by 25% vs. its forecast 6 months ago
New Modelling of Antarctic Ice Sheet Shows Rapid and Unstoppable Sea Level Rise
New Study: Failure to meet Paris Climate Agreement (keeping warming below 2C) may result in rapid, irreversible ice loss and sea level rise.
Lord Kelvin, Perry, and the Age of the Earth
The reason Lord Kelvin got the age of the earth wrong was not because he did not know about Radioactivity – that story is a modern myth