Here are some good environmental and climate science stories from around from the past week. Check ’em out:
- Great Barrier Reef Part 3: Acidification, Warming, and Past Coral Survival
- Report: Damages From Each New Ton Of Carbon Pollution May Be Practically Infinite By 2050
- Climate Change Reducing Ocean’s Carbon Dioxide Uptake
- Appropriations Bill Represents Unprecedented Attack on Environment
- Central and Eastern U.S. feel the heat
- OA not OK: Reservoir dogs
- OA not OK: The f-word: pH
- Clearing Up The Climate Debate with A Conversation
- The Climate Post: Worldwide Energy Shortages Triggered by Drought, Subsidies
- Rising Temperatures Melting Away Global Food Security
- Arctic Death Spiral: Second Lowest June Sea Ice Extent, Lowest June Volume
- It’s Obscenely Hot: June 2011 Heat Records Crush Cold Records by Nearly 11 to 1
- “Worst Food Crisis of the 21st Century” Driven by “Worst Drought in 60 Years” in East Africa, as Climate Change Makes Reduced Rainfall a “Chronic Problem”
- Olympic athletes at risk from London air pollution, artist’s film shows
- Wherever I lay my shell, that’s my home
- Great Barrier Reef Part 2: Climate Change Impacts
- Lessons from Past Climate Predictions: Syun-Ichi Akasofu
- Air Pollution Linked to Brain Damage and Depression
- U.S. warmer and drier than normal in June
- Somalia Drought Is ‘Worst Humanitarian Crisis’: U.N.
