Hypoxia, or lack of oxygen, in bottom waters is a well known environmental problem. New research in Sweden adds to the list of ill effects: hypoxia leads to increased levels of manganese, which damages the immune response in marine …
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Climate Rush hit Mandelson at home . by Chris Barnyard August 10, 2009 at 2:11 pm.
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According to Wired Science, new scientific research on the world’s oceans suggests that marine animals may stir oceans as much as wind and tides do. This new understanding of marine life may end up changing current climate models. …
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On a general level, MNP employed ‘ Science Arbiter’ discourses, steering clear of political considerations but trying to meet policymakers’ demands for assessment and information. However, in the case study, discourse moved in the …
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Roger Pielke Jr.'s Blog: From Science Arbiter to Issue Advocate
Today’s post in my series of commentaries on excerpts from CEI’s film, Policy Peril: Why Global Warming Policies Are More Dangerous Than Global Warming Itself,
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Policy Peril Segment 5: Is the Science Debate “Over”? | OpenMarket.org
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Exxon Mobil, based in Irving, Texas, spent $14.9 million lobbying in the six months, 23 percent more than the $12.1 million laid out by companies that make solar panels or wind turbines to generate electricity, London-based New Energy …
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Energy and Global Warming News for August 3rd: ExxonMobil alone …
The callers mention sea lions that seem crippled or disfigured by tumours and where these animals can be caught and investigated, a high percentage subsequently die of unusual causes: renal failure and/or paralysis. …
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Pollution Causes Cancer … in Animals : Red, Green, and Blue
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But to cut back on that human interaction and to better mimic life in the wild, they brought in a surrogate – a stuffed animal beaver with bottles and a hot water bottle tucked inside. It worked. The kits nursed that way for another …
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Wildlife Promise: Stuff Animals Help Baby Beavers