Trump Deletes Climate Website
Ignore the problem and it will go away. Puerile thinking. Or non-thinking, because it is not going away. It is now becoming so apparent that science-eschewers are unable to pretend any longer. Read the original […]
Carbon Capture Comes Back Down to Earth
Carbon dioxide removal from the atmosphere has not stopped completely, but the current administration in Washington has certainly slowed it. This does not bode well for the next few years. Read the original […]
Kim Ross Writes On Climate Change
Impacts from climate change affect us all, including the Santa Fe River basin. Here Kim Ross of ReThink Energy Florida in Tallahassee comments on latest developments and projections. Kim has long been a supporter […]
New FEMA Maps
Many people were astounded to see their homes unexpectedly flooded by Florida’s last two hurricanes. As most of us know, storms are now more severe and frequent due to climate change. Read the original and […]
Sea Level Rise and Sprawl Mean More Floridians On Increasingly Less Land
Read the original article here at the Invading Sea. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back © Jim Tatum […]
Climate Change Taking Its Toll
Plants and animals in Florida are among the new victims of climate change, and now a tremendous bird kill has occurred in northwestern U. S. Read the original article here at EchoWatch. Comments by OSFR historian […]
40% of Earth’s Land Is Now Drylands, Excluding Antarctica, Research Finds
The nations of the world are not working fast enough to prepare for climate changes. Read the original article, with photos, here in EchoWatch. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river […]
Rising Seas Continue Their Toll On Florida
Key deer, unique to Florida, face extinction from climate-change caused rising seas. Already rising seas have claimed the Key Largo Cactus. Read the original article with many photos here at Associated Press. Comments by OSFR […]
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