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Category Archives: Global Warming
Global Warming Slowed by Decline in Atmospheric Water Vapor
A sudden and unexplained drop in the amount of water vapor present high in the atmosphere almost a decade ago has substantially slowed the rate of warming at Earth’s surface in recent years, scientists say.Water vapor is a powerful greenhouse … Continue reading
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Methane’s Key Role in Global Warming
Carbon dioxide is the gas we most associate with global warming, but methane gas also plays an important role. For reasons that are not well understood, methane gas stopped increasing in the atmosphere in the 1990s. But now it appears … Continue reading
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Urban ‘Green’ Spaces May Contribute to Global Warming
Dispelling the notion that urban “green” spaces help counteract greenhouse gas emissions, new research has found — in Southern California at least — that total emissions would be lower if lawns did not exist. Lawns look great — they’re nice … Continue reading
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Global warming isn’t the only reason why Antarctic ice shelves are falling apart
Slow tsunami-like waves are rolling into the waters off Antarctica. Generated by storms churning as near as the Patagonia coast and as far away as the Gulf of Alaska, these waves jostle the continent’s giant floating ice shelves.According to a … Continue reading
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