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[The Hour Headlines] Steppin' Out Calendar: internationally-acclaimed violinist Eugenia Choi and concert pianist Henry Wong Doe will perform classical music selections to help highlight the threat of global warming in the Arctic. A short visual presentation from a recent National Geographic expedition to Svalbard in the Norwegian high Arctic will be shown.

[empivot: Most recent videos] Eyewitness to Global Warming: Will Steger is a well-known Arctic explorer who has witnessed the impact of global warming first-hand in Arctic expeditions. Will also heads the Will Steger Foundation and has a strong personal commitment to education and policy change .

[Climate Change News Digest] Jarvis, Martha Wainwright, KT Tunstall and More Sail To The Arctic ...: Martha Wainwright, KT Tunstall and More Sail To The ArcticUndercover Music News, Australia. The expedition took off from Greenland and is heading north to Disko Bay, where they will witness first hand the effects of global warming.

[Health Advices for Healthy Living] Mount Everest: On 14 May 2005, pilot Didier Delsalle of France landed a Eurocopter AS 350 B3 helicopter on the summit of Mount Everest (without any witness) and took off after about four minutes. (His rotors were continually engaged, constituting a “hover landing”, and avoiding the risks of relying on the snow to support the aircraft.) He thereby set rotorcraft world records, for highest of both landing (de facto) and take-off (formally).

 [Carl Safina] As Goes the Arctic”¦: The climate that kept the arctic stable over ten millennia produced the same stability that has made civilization possible.  Among thinning glaciers and melting seas, we came to appreciate first-hand that Earth has a fever.  We came to a closer and more urgent understanding that global warming and disruption of the world’s carbon balance are serious threats.  They are serious threats to civilization; to wildlife, forests, and the ocean;

[Follow the Leader] Dr. Paul Mayewski: Global warming will get worse (Printed April 18 ...: With an area approximately one and a half times that of the United States and a seasonal population of roughly 5,000, Mayewski compares walking over the ice sheet of the South Pole to visiting another planet. He says the continent is home to 90 percent of all the ice in the world and 70 percent of all freshwater - making it a unique laboratory for studying Earth science.

 [Katherine Wellman Online] World environment changing before our very eyes, say adventurers: Green, founder of Students on Ice, discussed global warming and the effects he has witnessed first hand on many trips to the Arctic and the Antarctic. “Most of the changes we are seeing are in the Arctic ”¦ It’s mostly to do with changes .

 [Tatyana's Blog] The Denver Zoo, Conservation at the Movies, September 27, 2008: In 2004, a team from the Planet Earth series came to these remote mountains near the Afghan border and filmed the first ever, intimate images of a wild snow leopard. For Nisar Malik, the Pakistani journalist who led the expedition, this shoot marked a turning point in his life: the images were not enough, he felt compelled to return and get to know this creature of legend.

 [Eco Tourism Blog] Global-warming tourism: First, hand evidence to see the planet ...: The warming island, Image credit: Jeff Shea for The New York Times. The effects of climate change are leading to this unique new form of .

[Sagax Expeditions' Blog] Germany’s Merker in Greenland too...: Merkel and Environment Minister Sigmar Gabriel began a two-day visit to Greenland Thursday to see the Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO world heritage site, and the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier. The glacier, which is located about 200 kilometers (125 miles) north of the Arctic Circle, has thinned in recent years in what scientists say is one of the most obvious signs of global warming.

 [TOM BIHN Bags Blog] Award-winning photographer and TOM BIHN customer Daniel Beltra: Daniel's photography delivers the impacts of deforestation, globalwarming, and commercial whaling to a worldwide audience. Many of us won't see first-hand the rainforest burning in Brazil or extremedroughts caused by global warming, but, in Daniel's pictures thatchronicle these events, one feels their immediacy and potentialconsequences.

[Courier Connection] Weekly Interview: Dr. Paul Mayewski (Printed April 17, 2008): Before oil prices spiked above $100 a barrel andnations began focusing on the possible effects of global warming, and beforeMayewski co-founded the Climate Change Institute at UMO, he was a sophomore atthe University of Buffalo, New York, fascinated by a poster on the wall of hisGeology class.

 [Sanjay] MOUNT EVEREST: The Mount Everest region, and the Himalayas in general, are thought to be experiencing ice-melt due to global warming. The exceptionally heavy southwest summer monsoon of 2005 is consistent with continued warming and augmented .

[Jetsettersblog] Cruise North Family Arctic Adventure: Guests can expect to see polar bears, walrus, muskox, caribou and penguin-look-alike Arctic murres in their natural habitats; see first-hand the effects of global warming and learn about the North from its indigenous people in a fun, .

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