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Research & InsightsDecember 19, 2012 10 places climate change kills the most people
Source: MarketWatch
Global climate change and pollution from the use of fossil fuels killed nearly 5 million people around the world in 2010, according to a report released earlier this year by climate change advocacy group DARA. By 2030, this... December 18, 2012 2030: China's coming water crisisSource: FortuneAfter each Presidential election, The National Intelligence Council (NIC), the Washington, D.C., agency that provides long-term strategic analysis to America's intelligence community, releases a report on security risks. Its... December 18, 2012 Lakes Erie, Ontario most threatened, study finds
Source: Detroit Free Press
Facing multiple threats -- from zebra mussels to toxins to light pollution from brightly lit shoreline cities -- Lakes Erie and Ontario are the most threatened of the five Great Lakes, while the depths of Lake Superior remain the... December 17, 2012 New IPCC report: Evidence supporting climate change is ‘unequivocal’Source: Science ReporterThe report complies research from many labs around the world in order to create a statement on the current and future outlook of climate change and global warming. During the drafting process, the document is allowed to be shared... December 17, 2012 More in US Believe in Global WarmingSource: SF GateA growing majority of Americans think that global warming is occurring, that it will become a serious problem and that the U.S. government should do something about it, a new Associated Press-GfK poll finds. December 13, 2012 Internal attitudes to climate change matter more, study suggestsSource: Guardian.co.ukResearch into explicit and implicit attitudes towards climate change suggests targeting hidden thoughts a better way to change people's behaviour December 13, 2012 Colorado River water supply to fall short of demand, study saysSource: LA TimesWater demand in the Colorado River Basin will greatly outstrip supply in coming decades as a result of drought, climate change and population growth, according to a broad-ranging federal study. December 13, 2012 New Report on America's Health Rankings Indicates Progress But Troubling ChallengesSource: HelpingYouCare.comBased on data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Census Bureau and American Medical Association, the report provides an overview and state by state ranking of all 50 states in terms of health problems and... December 12, 2012 New Report: Growing Water Scarcity Presents Major Challenges
Source: CSR Wire/Ceres
BOSTON - As numerous western states are considering massive new water supply projects, a new Ceres report is suggesting caution. Citing shrinking federal funds, uncertain water demand and declining revenues to pay for the... December 12, 2012 Study says global warming not hurting plant growthSource: AG Professional.comA new study by the Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change—The State of Earth’s Terrestrial Biosphere: How is it Responding to Rising Atmospheric CO2 and Warmer Temperatures?—refutes claims by the United Nations’... |
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