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Not Just Sky - Oceans CO2 Levels Will Cause Coral Reefs To Crash

Not Just Sky - Oceans CO2 Levels Will Cause Coral Reefs To Crash

Rising carbon dioxide levels in the world's oceans could deliver a disastrous blow to the ability of coral reefs to withstand climate change. A major new investigation by Australian scientists has…
Methyl Iodide - Controversial New Pesticide Approved By EPA

Methyl Iodide - Controversial New Pesticide Approved By EPA

Even though the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has given final approval for use of a new pesticide, regulators in California and other states are taking a closer look at the substance's…
Tell Your Boss - Fewer Meetings Might Save The Environment

Tell Your Boss - Fewer Meetings Might Save The Environment

Does your boss  feel like an environmentally aware entrepreneur?   If so, it might  be worth mentioning that business travel, conferences and meetings have an  effect on…
Sushi Selection Criteria: What Choices are Good for You AND the Environment?

Sushi Selection Criteria: What Choices are Good for You AND the Environment?

Making a selection at a sushi bar used to simply be about deciding how adventurous you wanted to be, and making sure to steer clear of the deadly poisonous puffer fish (unless you really trusted your…
Global Warming Hasn't Hurt Rainforest Diversity (Yet)

Global Warming Hasn't Hurt Rainforest Diversity (Yet)

The Amazon rainforest is a puzzle of ecology.   Despite concerns about climate change, rainforests are thriving, even in the face of drought.   In a new Science study conducted in the…
Radon Exposure At Old Uranium Plant Underestimated - Study

Radon Exposure At Old Uranium Plant Underestimated - Study

University of Cincinnati scientists say that a recent scientific study of a now-closed uranium processing plant near Cincinnati has identified a second, potentially more significant source of radon…
Greenhouse Gas Auctions Generate Revenue But Will It Help The Environment?

Greenhouse Gas Auctions Generate Revenue But Will It Help The Environment?

The following makes perfect sense - to the government. Let companies that generate no carbon emissions now be treated like they do. Sell those 'emission rights' to companies that are heavier…
More Fertilizers Creating A Nitrogen Threat To Sea Life

More Fertilizers Creating A Nitrogen Threat To Sea Life

A rise in carbon emissions is not the only threat to the planet. Changes to the nitrogen cycle, caused in large part by the widespread use of fertilizers, are also damaging both water quality and…
The Nutrient Exchange Impact Of Climate Change On Lakes

The Nutrient Exchange Impact Of Climate Change On Lakes

Climate change will have different effects on lakes in warmer and colder regions of the globe, according to Japanese and German researchers following studies of very deep caldera lakes in Japan.…
Pesticide Concentration In Groundwater Not Increasing Despite Greater Pesticide Use

Pesticide Concentration In Groundwater Not Increasing Despite Greater Pesticide Use

With larger populations and greater demand for food, pesticide usage has increased over the last few decades.  Luckily, a new study has found that concentrations in ground water have not matched…

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