Ocean Dead Zones in the Gulf of Mexico (August 2013)
The Weather Channel host Matt Sampson discusses a 6000 square mile area of the Gulf of Mexico where sea life can't survive.
The Weather Channel host Matt Sampson discusses a 6000 square mile area of the Gulf of Mexico where sea life can't survive.
With climate change, certain areas of the United States, like the great Plains and Upper Midwest, will be at a greater risk of burning by the end of the 21st-century.
The study said that a global temperature increase of just 2 degrees Celsius could increase inter-group conflicts, such as civil wars, by more than 50 percent.
Is a Sleeping Climate Giant Stirring in the Arctic?
CH4 emission upon spring thaw in the high latitudes might be enhanced by the projected climate warming.
Source: Fluids are known to be of major importance for the earthquake generation because pore pressure variations alter the strength of faults. Thus they can initiate earthquakes if the crust is close enough to its critical state. Based on the observations of the isolated seismicity below the densely monitored Mt. [...]
Miami, New Orleans and New York City completely under water it's a very real possibility if sea levels continue to rise.
Mangled Jet Stream Delivers Four Months Worth of Rain in One Week to Missouri; Central, Eastern US to Remain Under Severe Flood Threat.
UK scientists have detected a huge dome of fresh water that is developing in the western Arctic Ocean.