an Johnston Environment Correspondent
Tuesday 20 December 2016
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"A team of scientists from Arizona State University has now suggested trying to counteract the loss of sea caused by rising temperatures in the Arctic, which has seen increases well above the global average. In Svalbard, winter temperatures have been up to 11C higher than the late 20th century."
Mooney et Silvia Ribeiro du Groupe d’action et de recherche ETC, aux côtés de Ricardo Navarro des Amis de la Terre et d’Alberto Gomez de La Via Campesina, lancent la campagne HOME en avril 2010. Nous avons parcouru beaucoup de chemin en un an, le plus imp
Australia is working on a legally binding ban on the controversial geoengineering technique known as ocean fertilization, Agence France-Presse reports Wednesday. Ocean fertilization involves dumping iron into the ocean to fertilize plankton on the ocean floor—which, as the theory goes, would absorb carbon dioxide before it is released into the atmosphere.