Archive for January 13th, 2009
New Report on Corals and Carbon for the Curious
Posted by jennifer, January 13th, 2009 - under News, Opinion.
Tags: Climate & Climate Change, Coral Reefs
Comments: 25
HAVE you ever wondered what happens when corals grow so tall they are above sea level or whether the Great Barrier Reef could extend its range further south with global warming?
If you are curious you will probably enjoy and learn much from a new 81-page report by Craig D. Idso on global warming and coral [...]
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Accessing US Senate Webpages
Posted by jennifer, January 13th, 2009 - under Community.
Comments: 2
Hi Jennifer
When you put the article about 650 scientists a while back I found I could not access it. I also noticed in the blog others who stated they could not access it either. I also found no US Senate page was accessible. After trying various things and knowing I could access it from work [...]
Vote Now for This Blog
Posted by jennifer, January 13th, 2009 - under Good Causes.
Tags: People
Comments: 13
WE are into the final days of voting for the 2008 Weblog Awards.
This blog is a finalist in the online community section. There is no environment section.
You can vote every 24 hours. We are only short a few hundred or so votes.
So please, vote now, and then vote again tomorrow, and then it will be all over.
Click here: http://2008.weblogawards.org/polls/best-online-community/
From Gaia to Medea: More Hubris
Posted by jennifer, January 13th, 2009 - under Books, Opinion.
Tags: Climate & Climate Change, Philosophy
Comments: 31
THE Gaia hypothesis first proposed by British scientist James Lovelock – the notion that all living things are interlinked as a single self-regulating body – is popular with some scientists and accords with the idea that because human activity has changed the chemical composition of the atmosphere we are likely to be interfering with the [...]

