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Buttigieg discusses democracy, climate change, white male privilege in Daily Show interview

Kyle W. Bell | April 30, 2019
Categories: Culture, Politics, South Bend, Video

South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg appeared on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah on Monday night in his first appearance as a Democratic presidential candidate. “It has been quite a…more»

Tags: climate change, democracy, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Pete Buttigieg, white privilege

Antarctica Hits 63.5 Degrees, Highest Temperature on Record

Deirdre Fulton | April 2, 2015
Categories: Science/Tech

Two Antarctic weather stations recorded unprecedentedly high temperatures in March — offering grim evidence of accelerating climate change. A potential Antarctica record high of 63.5 degrees Fahrenheit was recorded on…more»

Tags: Antarctica, climate change, Esperanza, global warming, heat, Marambio, record, temperature

Report: Wind Could Power 35 Percent of US Electricity by 2050

Deirdre Fulton | March 18, 2015
Categories: National, Science/Tech

The economics of wind power are looking good, according to a 350-page report issued Thursday by the U.S. Department of Energy, which states that the nation’s swiftly expanding wind industry…more»

Tags: clean energy, climate change, environment, renewable energy, sustainability, wind power, wind turbine

Obama Administration Proposes Oil and Gas Drilling in Atlantic Ocean

Kyle W. Bell | January 27, 2015
Categories: Politics, Science/Tech

The Obama administration unveiled a plan on Tuesday that would open up a large swath of federal waters off the coast of the eastern United States to oil and gas…more»

Tags: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Atlantic Ocean, BP, climate change, Deepwater Horizon, oil drilling, oil spill, President Barack Obama

2014 Was Hottest Year on Record

Andrea Germanos | January 16, 2015
Categories: Science/Tech

2014 was the Earth’s warmest year since records began in 1880, according to reports from federal scientists published Friday. The finding reached by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and…more»

Tags: 2014, climate change, global warming, NASA, NOAA, warmest year

Pope Francis to Push for Action on Climate Change in 2015

Deirdre Fulton | December 28, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

Pope Francis will take on global warming in 2015, with a lengthy speech on human ecology and climate change to the world’s 1.2 billion Catholics, an address to the United…more»

Tags: carbon dioxide, carbon emissions, Catholic, Catholic Church, climate change, edict, global warming, Paris, Pope Francis, UN Climate Summit, Vatican

NASA Video Shows Carbon Dioxide Emissions Traveling Across the Globe

Kyle W. Bell | November 25, 2014
Categories: Science/Tech, Video

NASA has released a video of a computer model showing carbon dioxide traveling in the atmosphere across the globe. “Plumes of carbon dioxide in the simulation swirl and shift as…more»

Tags: carbon dioxide, climate change, fossil fuels, GEOS-5, greenhouse gases, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, NASA, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

US and China Reach ‘Historic Agreement’ on Carbon Emissions

Jon Queally | November 12, 2014
Categories: National, Politics, Science/Tech

After months of secret negotiations, a surprise joint announcement by U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jingping revealed the world’s two largest contributors to global warming have made…more»

Tags: agreement, carbon emissions, China, climate change, President Barack Obama, united states, Xi Jingping

VIDEO: Pieris Project Studies Effects of Climate Change on Butterflies

Kyle W. Bell | November 3, 2014
Categories: Science/Tech, South Bend, Video

Science continues to take on an increasingly important role at the University of Notre Dame. The university — which views itself as a world class institution — is investing heavily…more»

Tags: butterfly, cabbage white, citizen science, climate change, experiment, Pieris Project, research, University of Nevada, University of Notre Dame

Citizen Scientists in St. Joseph County Contribute to Butterfly Research

Matthew Eng | October 31, 2014
Categories: Science/Tech, South Bend

Insects account for some of the most successful species on earth, and the success of humans has undoubtedly had a large impact on the structure and diversity of insect populations.…more»

Tags: cabbage white, climate change, environment, invasive species, Pieris Project, Piers rapae, University of Nevada, University of Notre Dame

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