Global Warming Speed Bump? The Answer May Be Blowing in the Wind!

The fact that global surface temperatures have not increased as much over the past decade as many climate models predict they should have, doesn't necessarily contradict the model predictions at all.

Biochar: The Next Stage In Climate Action

Biochar as a solution to climate change, drought, and the global food crisis.

UK Minister: Climate Change a National Security Crisis

Climate change is clearly happening, it is clearly a factor in the weather patterns that we are seeing.

Kerry: US to Work With China on Climate Change

A new joint partnership with China to work on curbing emissions and output of greenhouse gases that trap solar heat in the atmosphere.

Wavier Jet Stream ‘May Drive Weather Shift’

New research suggests that the main system that helps determine the weather over Northern Europe and North America may be changing.

Flooded Soil Science

Flooded soils occur with complete water saturation of soil pores, and generally result in anoxic conditions of the soil environment.

Arctic Lakes Show Climate On Thin Ice

Changes in air temperature and winter precipitation over the last five decades have affected the timing, duration and thickness of the ice cover on lakes in the Arctic.

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What’s with all of the extreme weather?

CNN weather anchor Chad Myers explains why the world has seen such extreme weather lately.

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