Storm Arthur threatens flooding in southern Mexico Sun Jun 1, 2008 6:20pm EDT By Chris Aspin MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Tropical Storm Arthur, the first of the year in the Atlantic, weakened to a depression over Mexico on Sunday but still dumped torrential rain across the south of the country… Continue reading
The current issue of Ecological Applications is devoted entirely to the prospects for Arctic mammals in the new climate. The various articles set out the new and still-emerging conditions that will favor some Arctic mammals, but bring new risk to others. For example, the Arctic’s seal species may not all… Continue reading
Activists from Global Forests Coalition and World Rainforest Movement made their voices heard at a side event organized by the Forest Stewardship Council in Bonn. After listening to 45 minutes of polite chat from the panel about how lovely FSC is, activists held up a banner reading ?FSC: Stop Certifying… Continue reading
it appears the forces of sanity have won this one! see ya planktos / climos etc! ~b The World Torpedoes Ocean Fertilization: End of Round One on Geo-Engineering. 191 countries agree landmark moratorium on ocean CO2 sequestration. As the ninth meeting of the U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) draws… Continue reading