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Running out of reptiles

...s, which may take years to reach maturity. Global climate changes may also present problems for reptiles, according to the BioScience article, and some population declines have been noted for which a cause cannot be discerned. Many populations thought to be in decline simply have not been monitored over...

INEEL creates a method to link energy use, greenhouse gases

...e preventing the gases from contributing to global climate change, according to Shropshire. Shropshire and ... Although the effect of greenhouse gases on global climate change is still being debated by scientists, Moore says that doesn't prevent others from trying to d...

Marathon runners, swimmers, and cross-country skiers beware: intensive exercise is bad for your lungs

...skiers who train near the coast enjoy a more humid climate and therefore run less risk of becoming asthmatic, as opposed to the centrally located Swedes who are exposed to a cold, dry atmosphere. Kai-Hkon Carlsen insisted that the main cause of the disorders was definitely the intensive training which the sk...

150-year global ice record reveals major warming trend

...e of the largest and longest records of observable climate data ever assembled. University of Wisconsin-Madis...erated models that have been developed to estimate climate change from greenhouse gases over a 125-year time period, he says. The findings also correspond to a...

Warming trend seen in late freeze, early thaw of northern waterways, say Science researchers

...locales as Wisconsin and Japan chronicles a recent climate warming trend in the Northern Hemisphere, say rese...uthors, but could be related to other "drivers" of climate change, such as fluctuations in solar activity, as well. "This is exciting as a climate indicato...

Turning down the Sun

...e Sun. Nicola Jones wonders if we would be solving climate problems, or just creating more ARE you doing yo...t disconcerting, you're not alone. Ken Caldeira, a climate researcher from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, is terrified by the whole ...

October Geology and GSA Today highlights

...esizes what presently is known and not known about climate change. He succinctly lays out the problems with ... problems for development of policies to deal with climate change. He concludes that greater emphasis on observational data would frame the discussion more me...

Geological Society of America: Annual Meeting 2000

...Wenyue Xu, Georgia Institute of Technology, Global climate change and methane emission from the seafloor. ...Easterbrook Distinguished Scientist Award, The big climate amplifier: Ocean circulation-sea ice extent-storminess-dustiness-cloud albedo Geoffrey O. Seltzer, ...

Bio-X awards $3 million in grants for imaginative interdisciplinary research and education projects

...for studying coral reefs and their impact on world climate change. ``The healthy functioning of coral reefs is of great importance,`` write Koseff and Dunbar, ``not only because of their amazing beauty, but also for the numerous marine organisms that comprise a reef`s ecological community. Coral reefs are co...

University of Wisconsin-Madison scientist is named ESA president

..., ecosystem management, ozone depletion and global climate change, sustainable ecological systems, ecological restoration and biotechnology. Carpenter is an ecosystem ecologist known for his work on large scale experiments and adaptive ecosystem management. His work has studied food chains, and several f...

NSF awards $52.5 million in grants to study biocomplexity

...at extend from the submolecular to mass changes in climate with potential for worldwide impact. "Past investments in molecular biology, remote sensing, information science, and mathematics have yielded tremendous advances and powerful new technologies and tools that now make biocomplexity research possible,...

Scientists discuss ecological forecasting

...nticipate fresh water supplies help to prepare for climate change? This is just one key ecological forec...at large, said Clark. The ability to forecast climate several crop seasons ahead is recognized as a major step toward future management of global food res...

Finding by Syracuse University and University of Michigan researchers reveals secret to mass extinction events

...e that is revolutionizing the way scientists study climate and temperature change, researchers at Syracuse Un...e made of calcium carbonate, to determine seasonal climate conditions during a fish's lifetime. Because the chemical composition of otoliths changes with the t...

Researchers uncover secret to mass extinction events

...s revolutionizing the way scientists study ancient climate and temperature change, researchers at the Univers...e made of calcium carbonate, to determine seasonal climate conditions during a fish's lifetime. Because the chemical composition of otoliths changes with the ...

Media Advisory 2: Fall Meeting: Abstracts, press conferences, press registration

...at have we learned? Coping with uncertainties in climate change research and policy activities Effects of natural hazards in prehistoric times Fire in boreal forests The science of carbon sequestration Microbial survival and interaction with minerals The impact of volcanic activity on Earth's...

November GEOLOGY and GSA TODAY highlights

...ers and Lisa Cirbus Sloan This paper documents a climate modeling study that investigates the role of high concentrations of atmospheric methane and polar clouds in explaining the high-latitude faunal migrations that occurred approximately 55 million years ago. The model results indicate that such high-lat...

Wild salmon vulnerable to climate change, Science study reports

... salmon, the imperiled fish are also vulnerable to climate change, suggests a new study in the 27 October iss...population swings that seem to be related to known climate changes from this period. Climate's impact on wild salmon has been uncertain, because existing popul...

Prepare now for next El Nino, says UN/NCAR study

...gests ways to improve societalresponses to extreme climate events. "The 1997-98 event was a wake-up call," sa...any others: Involve the heads of states early in climate disaster policy and action Create regional organizations focused strictly on El Nino impacts Desig...

Destroying coral reefs

...rtain that coral reefs are being damaged by global climate change, the Bali meeting heard last week. The fi...ide, he says. "You don't even need to believe in climate change," adds Joan Kleypas of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, also in Boulder. "You ju...

Researchers study oldest oak east of the Mississippi

...nterested in what the tree can tell them about the climate and ecology in the region over nearly four centuri...Ohio. Scientists use this information to track how climate and drought conditions affect tree growth. The undisturbed old-growth forest provides a clear pictur...

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(Date:6/18/2013)... June 18, 2013 Seven-year-old Riley Salz ... from autism. He receives 40 hours a week of ... shadowing) from the Center for Autism and Related Disorders ... August, 2008, and has experienced remarkable progress, including learning ... his environment. Riley’s personal journey through autism is now ...
(Date:6/18/2013)... has shown that cancer cells have a much different ... Now, scientists at The University of Texas at Dallas ... new strategy to combat lung cancer. , In an ... PLOS ONE , UT Dallas researchers compared the metabolic ... cells taken from the same patient. , They ...
(Date:6/18/2013)... new commercial venture, using technology developed at Case ... and Case School of Engineering, has made available ... allows graduate students and others training to evaluate ... program, reducing stress on the trainee, because a ... real person. , Graduate students studying to ...
(Date:6/18/2013)... More than 1.1 million people in the U.S. ... the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Of those, ... of National HIV Testing Day on June 27, Allsup, a ... representation, the CDC and other organizations are raising awareness of ... about 50,000 new HIV infections each year. Along with developing ...
(Date:6/18/2013)... The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) joined ... Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) to mark PEPFAR’s ... the global effort to eliminate pediatric HIV/AIDs. U.S. ... June 2013, one million babies globally have been born ... in 2003, EGPAF has been a key implementer of ...
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