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Birds and bees acting up with climate change
pokkets
by pokkets  Yesterday 11:09 PM   
 Due to space, I have only included a few examples, but there are more details of changes throughout the world on the page. It seems ironic that we can be prepared to cast blame, while ignoring the problem. Nature will not be ignored. I remember an old Japanese saying "Do not look for blame. Look for solution." Then of course there was King Canute. Despite his authority over people the tide continued to rise. The worst thing we can do is give up. We can't argue with the elements, much less change them. We have to change our behavior. Reminds me of dieting. It is not a short term thing. For dieting to be successful, it has to be a permanent change in eating habits. Very soon, with the correct diet, the improvement in health can make us wonder why we ever ate incorrectly in the first place. Also similar to things like stopping smoking, or drinking Alcohol. They only seem hard until you become determined to stop. Then it's not long before the benefits become clear.
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Glacial Grooves
amgumen
by amgumen  5-12-2008   
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Walkopedia - the world's best walks
madame travels
by madame travels  5-5-2008   
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1941 National Park Service Photo Mural
alanocu
by alanocu  5-1-2008    4
 "In 1941 the National Park Service commissioned noted photographer Ansel Adams to create a photo mural for the Department of the Interior Building in Washington, DC. The theme was to be nature as exemplified and protected in the U.S. National Parks. The project was halted because of World War II and never resumed." I included the entire set, so the clip is REALLY long. - you may want to view when you have more time. At the source page, you can download any of these photos in much higher resolution. I scaled them all to 500 px wide for the clipmark.
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Gangotri Glacier
skwirlinator
by skwirlinator  4-24-2008   
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Glacier Lake vanishes into 'Niagra Falls'
pokkets
by pokkets  4-18-2008    1
 What used to be a glacier, will just be ice floating down the river.
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Police say map on MP3 player inadequate for climber
hotdoge3
by hotdoge3  4-14-2008   
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Stoneloops! Of Jurassica (PC Game - Download)
lupin73
by lupin73  4-13-2008   
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The Warming Earth - Svalbard Archipelago, Arctic Circle
skwirlinator
by skwirlinator  3-31-2008    3
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Exposing Greenland - Snowmelt pic
skwirlinator
by skwirlinator  3-29-2008    1
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The world's largest glacier
amgumen
by amgumen  3-29-2008   
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Vatnajökull Glacier Ice Cap
amgumen
by amgumen  3-29-2008   
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Antarctic Ice Sheet's Hidden Lakes Speed Ice Flow Into Ocean
amgumen
by amgumen  3-27-2008   
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'Record melting pace' set by Glaciers
tabsey
by tabsey  3-25-2008   
 Takes a while to make all that ice and stack it back there.
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Lake Bled - Slovenia, stunningly beautiful
hitchhiker08
by hitchhiker08  3-24-2008   
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Fantastic Nature Photos of Place to Protect
ruralart
by ruralart  3-21-2008   
 These are great photos, and many more are on the Nature Conservancy site. Definitely worth going to.
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Weathered rocks forms like none seen elsewhere on earth
amgumen
by amgumen  3-20-2008   
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Glaciers melting at an 'alarming' rate
pokkets
by pokkets  3-17-2008    3
 There are figures which show the current melt rates, and they say there is no end in sight, but the end will come when there is no glacier left to melt. people that rely on glaciers for water, will have to find it somewhere else. There is no doubt, wherever they get it, it will be expensive.
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Alternative News Network
skwirlinator
by skwirlinator  3-16-2008    5
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Melting glaciers start countdown to climate chaos
JICWyllie
by JICWyllie  3-16-2008   
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Glacier ice loss at record levels
JICWyllie
by JICWyllie  3-16-2008   
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Plymouth Rock
amgumen
by amgumen  3-10-2008    4
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Chain Of Lakes Discovered Under Antarctica
pink panther
by pink panther  3-7-2008   
 Go to the site to read the whole story.
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Another inconvenient story missed by media
willhelm
by willhelm  3-3-2008    1
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Globalized Contamination
zbeechclip
by zbeechclip  2-28-2008   
 The article points out that these contaminants are traveling around the world through the atmosphere and coming in for a landing wherever and whenever they fall to Earth via rain or snow. Mountain areas are particularly susceptible because they "catch" the pollutants as they fly by in high altitude winds. We are all interconnected, and yet we have no real institutions that are functioning on these issues in a globally interconnected way. Yet nation states don't seem to be able to protect their inhabitants from this type of agression.
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No Place to Hide
mbthorman
by mbthorman  2-28-2008   
 Don't drink the water, don't breath the air, don't eat fish and other wildlife. Ah! Nature's response to human over-population.
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evidence yet of instabilities in the ice of part of West Antarctica
amgumen
by amgumen  2-27-2008   
 UK scientists working in Antarctica have found some of the clearest evidence yet of instabilities in the ice of part of West Antarctica.
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Horn Throwing Abise
armoredbaby
by armoredbaby  2-25-2008   
 This is absolutely hilarious and... true... even if gleaned from the Onion :-)
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Antarctic glaciers surge toward ocean
kkcapricorn
by kkcapricorn  2-23-2008   
  Much higher up the course of the glacier there is evidence of a volcano that erupted through the ice about 2,000 years ago and the whole region could be volcanically active, releasing geothermal heat to melt the base of the ice and help its slide towards the sea.
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Beautiful Deep Blue Ice
karokan
by karokan  2-17-2008   
 WOW!
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A region's vitality, melting away
Lora316K
by Lora316K  2-11-2008   
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Visiting a Melting Glacier With Fools
papananook
by papananook  2-3-2008   
 Excellent writing, with a sense of poignancy I love. Read the whole thing for a treat.
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The Melting Point
debbyski
by debbyski  2-2-2008    4
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NEVER too cold to exercise!?!
evroptmstc
by evroptmstc  1-30-2008   
 This WAS my last excuse!
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3 Million Acres of Alaska's Forest Open for Logging
urbanlife
by urbanlife  1-29-2008   
 Local officials hailed the plan as a reasonable way to maintain the area's logging economy. Environmentalists portrayed it as the latest in a series of attempts to dismantle Clinton-era protections of roadless areas and in order to open them to logging. The Tongass National Forest in Alaska is one of America's greatest natural treasures—a coastal rainforest with centuries-old trees providing critical habitat for wolves, bears, salmon, bald eagles and other wildlife. The Tongass is the world's largest remaining intact coastal rainforest. This remote rainforest of ancient trees covers an island landscape marked by narrow inlets and glacier-carved fiords.
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Antarctic Glaciers Melting More Quickly
papananook
by papananook  1-26-2008    5
 So Global climate change is a hoax, eh? YIKES!
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The world's top 25 trains
dakotayii
by dakotayii  1-24-2008    1
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Volcano probable culprit in thinning ice
pkronfield
by pkronfield  1-20-2008    1
 Another volcano responsible for "global warming" is the immense quantity of hot gasses issuing from the maw of Algore's lying mouth.
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But It's Too Cold!
debbyski
by debbyski  1-17-2008    4
 "The problem with exercising in the cold, exercise physiologists say, is that people may be hobbled by myths that lead them to overdress or to stop moving, risky things to do."
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Alaska Glacier Speed-Up Tied To Internal Plumbing Issues
JICWyllie
by JICWyllie  1-17-2008   
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