Lumbering elephant seals in Antarctica seem to be taking the heat from global warming, as scientists have found the mammals must dive to deeper than normal depths in warmer seas to snag food. The deeper dives may also mean less time to get food, the researchers say. Original post: Global Warming Makes Elephant Seals Dive Deeper, Study Suggests … [Read more...]
Global Warming Makes Elephant Seals Dive Deeper, Study Suggests
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Air Heat | Above it all Contracting Aternative & Solar Energy
September 17, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Alternative & Solar Energy information . Subscribe .. More: Air Heat | Above it all Contracting Aternative & Solar Energy … [Read more...]
Sun Strikes It Hot: What’s Happening in the Global Solar Thermal Markets?
August 18, 2011 By Leave a Comment
In Europe, almost 50 percent (48 percent in 2007, to be precise) of the total energy consumed is used to produce heat. Almost a third of that goes into high-temperature industrial processes, but over 40% goes into heating and providing hot water for our homes Go here to read the rest: Sun Strikes It Hot: What's Happening in the Global Solar Thermal Markets? … [Read more...]
Record Heat Unlikely to Cool Climate Change Debate
August 3, 2011 By Leave a Comment
If this summer's record-breaking heat has you gulping iced tea while bemoaning the evils of climate change, you're probably not alone. Read the original post: Record Heat Unlikely to Cool Climate Change Debate … [Read more...]
Rush Limbaugh, global warming and our weather | Don Shelby
August 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment
REUTERS/Micah Walter Rush Limbaugh sees the reporting of the heat index as a piece of government propaganda designed to convince people that it is hotter than it actually is. Last month we set a record for the highest dew point ever recorded at the Minneapolis-St View post: Rush Limbaugh, global warming and our weather | Don Shelby … [Read more...]
