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[» Make Yourself Green] Shocking New Report Released On Effects Of Climate Change.: Climate change is increasing the risk of U.S. crop failures, depleting the nation’s water resources and contributing to outbreaks of invasive species and insects, according to a federal report released Tuesday.

 [digtriad.com Business] US Crops At Risk From Climate Change Over Next 25 Years: Climate change can mean longer growing seasons. But the scientists say that doesn't necessarily mean bigger crop yields because plants have certain growth patterns.

 [Global Issues Web News] Climate Change and Global Warming: Climate change is increasing the risk of U.S. crop failures, depleting the nation’s water resources and contributing to outbreaks of invasive species and insects, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said in a report released Tuesday.

 [Spencer Daily Reporter Headlines] USDA report says climate change affecting crops: Drought-strained forests in the West and Southeast are easy prey for tree-killing insects like bark beetles. Snow in the Western mountains is melting earlier, making it more difficult for managers overseeing a long-established system of reservoirs and irrigation ditches that serves Western states.

[oneclimate.net] New US Climate Report Foresees Big Changes: Richard Moss, a vice president of the World Wildlife Fund who previously coordinated federal climate reports under both the Clinton and Bush administrations, said the findings “highlight the urgency of the climate change problem” and provided important new support for action both to limit emissions and adapt to inevitable changes.

 [Examiner Colorado Headlines] Fed report says climate change affecting crops, livestock: Tuesday's report by the Department of Agriculture says a buildup of greenhouse gases driving up temperatures is increasing the risk of crop failure and outbreaks of invasive species and insects. It's also decreasing water resources, .

 [Smartphone and Gadget News by ElectroGeek] Fed report says climate change risks crops, water: Climate change is increasing the risk of U.S. crop failures, depleting the nation’s water resources and contributing to outbreaks of invasive species and insects, according to a federal report released Tuesday….

[The Foundry] It’s Here, It’s Not Even That Queer, Get Used To It: The Electric Power Research Institute in Palo Alto, California, calculates that even if the US, Europe, and Japan turned off every power plant and mothballed every car today, atmospheric CO2 would still climb from the current 380 parts per million to a perilous 450 ppm by 2070, thanks to contributions from China and India. (Do nothing and we’ll get there by 2040.) In short, we’re already at least lightly browned toast.

 [olyecology weblog] 347 - Earth's Tree News: It comes as governments and businesses around the world look for economically feasible ways to limit climate change. Carbon dioxide makes up more than 80 percent of the human-produced US greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to .

 [WELCOME TO MARIE'S DEN] Monarch Butterfly: The bacteria Pseudomonas aeriginosa has no invasive powers, but causes secondary infections in weakened insects. It is a common cause of death in laboratory reared insects.

 [CSD5] President Bush's daughter Jenna to marry at family ranch in Texas: Major companies line up against climate change bill; I miss my boyfriend; Next-Gen Console Round-Up; North Loup Man Pleads No Contest in Standoff at Ord Store; Cullman County escapes brunt of storm; Townhomes at Shoal Creek Valley: ...

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