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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

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

NOAA: September 2014 Warmest on Record

Kyle W. Bell | October 20, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

This past September may have felt pretty typical for the South Bend region: a sharp change in seasons with highs dipping into the 50s and then back near 70. But…more»

Tags: 2014, climate change, global warming, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, September, warmest month on record

Study: Ocean Warming at Faster Rate than Previously Estimated

Kyle W. Bell | October 6, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

The ocean is getting warmer at a rate that far outpaces previous estimates, a new study published Sunday has discovered. Since 1970, the top 700 meters (roughly 2,296 feet) of…more»

Tags: climate change, global warming, NOAA, ocean warming, Southern Hemisphere, study, water temperatures

What 35,000 Beached Walruses Tell Us About Climate Change and the State of Our Planet

Sarah Lazare | October 3, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

Federal biologists have discovered an unusual phenomenon on a beach in northwest Alaska: a massive gathering of walruses—35,000 of them—crowded onto a small strip of shore. This swarm, which was…more»

Tags: Arctic Ocean, Arctic sea ice melting, beached walruses, climate change, global warming, NOAA

People’s Climate March Draws 300,000+ in New York City

Kyle W. Bell | September 21, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

A crowd of at least 310,000 flooded the streets of New York Sunday for the historic People’s Climate March, billed as the largest demonstration of its kind in history, organized…more»

Tags: 2014, climate change, global warming, New York City, NYC, People's Climate March, protest

New Study Finds Polar Vortex Linked to Climate Change

Kyle W. Bell | September 15, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

It is still mid-September and fall has yet to officially arrive but the past few days have had a chilliness in the air that remind us that winter is just…more»

Tags: Arctic sea ice melting, climate change, global warming, jet stream, North Pole, polar vortex

Facing Rising Ocean, Pacific Island Town Must Relocate

Deirdre Fulton | August 19, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

In an unprecedented move that illustrates the dramatic impacts of planetary global warming, one community in the South Pacific has decided it has no choice but to pick itself up…more»

Tags: Choiseul Bay Township, climate change, global warming, John Kerry, rising ocean, Solomon Island, South Pacific

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