November 16, 2017 The modern link between high carbon dioxide levels and climate change didn't appear to hold true for a time interval about 22 million years ago; but now a new study has found the link does indeed exist, settling a prehistoric puzzle, confirming the modern link "The more we understand about the relationship between atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations and global temperature in the past, the more we can plan for changes
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in Climate Change — by Dr Arshad M Khan — November 14, 2017 The UN has announced record average levels of CO2. So states the annual flagship report released October 30 by its World Meteorological Organization. The average levels measured using ships, aircraft and land stations have reached over 400 parts per million (ppm), prompting the authors and other scientists to urge strong action. At
Dear Climate-L Readers, UNDP, FAO and UNITAR are pleased to announce that the 6-week massive open online course (MOOC) on National Adaptation Plans: Building Climate Resilience in Agriculture has started today! During the course, you will have a chance to engage with global experts on climate change, and explore best practices, country examples and new approaches for building climate resilience
Hi Jon Can growing food indoors in the middle ofa city be not only possible but profitableas well? That is the question for Bright Farms, whohave created several promising prototypesof aquaponic farms in New York City. These systems use somewhere between 5- 10 timesless water than conventional agriculture. Bright Farm's goal is to see their greenhouseson top of inner city supermarkets! See how far they've come here: Video: http://www.nextworldtv.com/page/6265.html NextWorldTV.com P.S.
If you want to kick white sugar and weird artificial sweeteners, look no further than your fruit bowl! by Jean Nick November 7, 2017 © MICHAEL GRAYSON/ GETTY If you're looking for an easy way to shed some pounds, kick the added sugar out of your diet. Americans swallow a whopping 13 percent of their daily calories from added sugars, which adds up to about 130 pounds per year. But that doesn't mean you have to
Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme aren't just song lyrics. They're the main ingredient for a variety of healthy teas! by The Editors Of Organic Life November 8, 2017 MARGARITA KOMINE/GETTY The short, dark, chilly days of winter can make us long for something hot to sip in the evenings. And though you could start planning the number of tea bushes you'll plant to grow your own tea one day, chances are you’re
