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[Newly Published Articles - Encyclopedia of Earth] Ecosystems and Human Well-Being~ Volume 1~ Current State and ...: Victor Brovkin, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research Wolfgang Cramer, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research Laurens Ganzeveld, Max-Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry ....

[NOAA News Releases] NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - New Study ...: “In the long run, both carbon dioxide loss and heat transfer depend on the same physics of deep-ocean mixing. The two work against each other to keep temperatures almost constant for more than a thousand years, and that makes carbon dioxide unique among the major climate gases,” said Solomon.

[Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming RSS Newsfeed] The Impacts of Relying on Desalination for Water: as such facilities' intake pipes essentially vacuum up and inadvertently kill millions of plankton, fish eggs, fish larvae and other microbial organisms that constitute the base layer of the marine food chain. And, according to Jeffrey Graham of the Scripps Institute of Oceanography's Center for Marine Biotechnology and Biomedicine, the salty sludge leftover after desalinization for every gallon of freshwater produced, another gallon of doubly concentrated salt water must be disposed of can wreak havoc on marine ecosystems if dumped willy-nilly offshore.

[Newly Published Articles - Encyclopedia of Earth] Ecosystems and Human Well-Being~ Volume 1~ Current State and ...: This withdrawal from the Yangtze, even though it represents only a small fraction of the river’s annual flow, will likely still have some effect on downstream ecosystems: sediment loads needed to maintain riparian and coastal wetlands will be reduced, and pollutants will be marginally less diluted, raising their concentration in the Yangtze River’s lower reaches (U.S. Embassy in China 2003). In addition, as water flows north from one basin to another, the introduction of non-native species and the transfer of contaminants could affect native fauna in the receiving basins (Snaddon and Davies 1998;

[Directions Magazine - Press Releases] Press Releases - Directions Magazine: Professor Balzter said: “The partnership will measure South African savanna properties and develop computer models that can be used to understand climate change impacts on these ecosystems.

[Wired Space] Climate Change Could Choke Oceans for 100000 Years | Wired Science ...: Yeah, the data may have some problems, other SCIENTISTS pointed that out. The reason i prefer the fear mongerers as opposed to the nay sayers, is because not only because safe is better than sorry, but also because they say, "hmm, I don't actually study global climate for a living, maybe i should blindly follow those who do", as opposed to,

[Watts Up With That?] New Study Shows Climate Change Largely Irreversible, Climate ...: If CO2 is allowed to peak at 450-600 parts per million, the results would include persistent decreases in dry-season rainfall that are comparable to the 1930s North American Dust Bowl in zones including southern Europe, northern Africa, southwestern North America, southern Africa and western Australia.

[RFF Library Blog] Thresholds of Climate Change in Ecosystems : Final Report of ...: The report, which was commissioned by the U.S. Climate Change Science Program and authored by a team of federal and academic climate scientists, is based on a synthesis of published scientific literature and addresses what research and steps are needed to help mitigate resulting effects. 

[Climate Progress] Climate Progress » Blog Archive » The four global warming impact ...: The findings, released Friday, counter suggestions from skeptics that such recent events as the opening of the Northwest Passage and collapse of ice shelves in the Canadian Arctic are predictable phenomena that can be explained as part of a natural climate cycle rather than being driven by elevated carbon emissions from human activity.

[Aquafornia] USGS climate change workshop to feature leading scientists: Sea-level rise, severe winter storms, salmon populations, carbon sequestration, invasive plants, and migratory birds are among the many issues of concern to natural resource managers that are affected by changing climate. Climate change and its impact on coastal ecosystems is the focus of a 2-day workshop that will bring together more than 450 scientists, policy-makers, resource managers and others on January 29-30 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in San Francisco.

[Dot Alpine Blog] Climate Change Impacts Colorado Ecosytems « Dot Alpine Blog: High above Boulder at the Niwot Ridge research center scientists have been monitoring the way climate change impacts the local ecosystems.  They have found an increase in rain over the past 50 years.

[Eco-Compass] Peter Newman: The Carbon Neutral City: The project is driven by many big firms using their offsets to build in these biodiversity-based plantings - see Newman and Jennings, Cities as Sustainable Ecosystems, Island Press, 2008). In doing so, they can raise urban and bioregional re-forestation to a new level and provide hope for their citizens that are looking for ways to contribute to reducing the impact of climate change and simultaneously solving local and regional green agenda issues.

[Wired: Science] March of Penguins Turning Into Trail of Tears | Wired Science from ...: Like some of Walden's flowers, some bird species in Antarctica have been breeding earlier to give their chicks a chance to grow up before the sea ice breaks up. The penguins, sadly, don't appear to be so flexible.

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