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Colorado River: Running Near Empty by : Yale Environment 360

September 24, 2011
Colorado River: Running Near Empty by : Yale Environment 360

        A beautifully photographed short film, a shocking, tragic and important story.           Colorado River: Running Near Empty by : Yale Environment 360.  

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Generational Amnesia

September 24, 2011

Why do so many people dismiss or underestimate environmental damage? Of course, there is the simple idea that Earth is so much larger than us we have a hard time understanding how we can damage it. This overlooks the fact that there are now a staggering 7 billions of us (that’s 7,000 millions!) Contrast...

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Humanity falls deeper into ecological debt: study

September 24, 2011

Earth’s seven billion denizens — nine billion by mid-century — are using more water, cutting down more forests and eating more fish than Nature can replace, it said. via Humanity falls deeper into ecological debt: study.  

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Relocating Alaska Natives: The Climate is Changing Faster Than Disaster Management and Adaptation Policies | ThinkProgress

July 22, 2011
Relocating Alaska Natives: The Climate is Changing Faster Than Disaster Management and Adaptation Policies | ThinkProgress

    In 2008, I took a tiny cargo plane to the Inupiaq village of Kivalina, in the northwest of Alaska above the Arctic Circle. I had heard the village would be lost to...

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Arctic Death Spiral: Second Lowest June Sea Ice Extent, Lowest June Volume | ThinkProgress

July 8, 2011

… the 2010 September ice volume anomaly did in fact exceed the previous 2007 minimum by a large enough margin to establish a statistically significant new record. via Arctic Death Spiral: Second Lowest June...

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Great Barrier Reef Part 2: Climate Change Impacts

July 7, 2011

  Coral reefs like the Great Barrier Reef depend on a narrow set of environmental conditions within which they prosper.  At the heart of their biology, is a symbiosis that they form with tiny...

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