A new study led by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has found that as the planet warms further as a result of increasing levels of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere, the more moisture in the warmer atmosphere will make the already extreme precipitation events more intense. The study further showed that a 20%
 A new report has shown that the Arctic Ocean could be a significant contributor of methane to the atmosphere. The study, published in the journal Nature Geoscience, looked at airborne observations of methane to determine how much of the greenhouse gas was being expelled from the Arctic Ocean, up to latitudes of 82°ânorth. âWe
San Ramon, CA â Much will be said at the Chevron Corporationâs shareholder conference this week; the agenda is full.  However, there will be little said about Chevronâs involvement in controversial projects concerning tar sand.  Despite the requests of shareholders owning $31.4 billion dollars, Chevron will remain quiet, keeping the Alberta tar sand projects off the
Aw, câmon, pull my finger! Youâve probably had that one pulled (pardon the pun) on you at least once in your life, and the old guy got a good laugh out of your response. Itâs ok, old guys do strange things, I know. Well, this isnât about old guys, but sheep, cattle, deer and goats,
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has been ordered to release all documents pertaining to Administrator Stephen Johnsonâs controversial blocking of Californiaâs waiver to control greenhouse gasses in that state. The announcement came in an email released by Public Employees forEnvironmental Responsibility (PEER), saying Johnson has bowed to a Congressional request for the information, following the
