Author: Columbia Climate School38
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Answer to What Ended Last Ice Age May Be Blowing in the Wind
A Chain of Past Natural Events May Hold Lessons for the Future
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Cooperation Needed in Shift to Multi-Currency Global Reserve System – Report
Read here: http://www.adb.org/Media/articles/2010/13261-multi-currency-reserve-systems/
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Earthquake Shakes Eastern Canada, U.S.
An earthquake with the following parameters has occurred: Time: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 17:41:42 UTC, 13:41:42 EDT (1:42 PM in NY) Location: 45.862 °N, 75.457 °W (Southern Ontario), approximately 53 KM (33 mi) NNE from Ottawa Depth: 18 km (11.2 mi) set by location program Magnitude: 5.0 Parameters are calculated by the National Earthquake…
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No Longer Anchored, Antarctic Ice Stream Surges to Sea
Under-Ice Sub Finds Ridge That May Have Held Back Pine Island Glacier
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Like Fireflies, Earthquakes May Fire in Synchrony
Small Stresses Might Bring Big Results, Says Study
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UN Secretary-General Makes First Trip to Millennium Village
Key Data Toward Achieving Millennium Development Goals Released
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20th Century One of Driest for Northwest Africa in 900 Years
Ancient Trees Give Context to Recent Droughts
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Matt Berg, ICT Director for Millennium Villages Project, Named TIME’s 100 Most Influential
NEW YORK, April 29–TIME named Matt Berg, ICT director for the Millennium Villages Project and Earth Institute researcher, to the 2010 TIME 100, the magazine’s annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. Berg has been instrumental in bringing mobile phone based services, computer access and connectivity to some of the most…
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Study Reconstructs Asia’s Most Devastating Droughts
Key to Understanding Monsoon and Climate’s Impacts