No Trend In Early W. Hudson Bay Ice Breakup For Last 20 Years
Straight from the horse’s mouth: all polar bear females tagged by researchers around Churchill in Western Hudson Bay last year were still on the ice as of 25 June. With plenty of ice still remaining over the bay, spring breakup…
Timely tips on designing for circularity
It’s time to dig deeper and think bigger, advise experts at Circularity 19.
Nissan unveils a solar-powered, zero-emissions ice cream van
To celebrate the U.K.’s Clean Air Day, Nissan has unveiled an impressive electric ice cream van that generates zero emissions while serving up a variety of cool and refreshing ice cream flavors on the go.
Climate Alarmists Meltdown Over Glacier National Park (Except When They’re Growing)
A blog published earlier this month by Roger Roots, an attorney, reveals overheated desperation of a different sort than we tend to hear about in the mainstream media. Titled “Glacier National Park Quietly Removes Its ‘Gone by 2020′ Signs,” Roots’ describes…
Nissan and Mackie deliver ice cream without a topping of diesel fumes
Batteries recycled from old LEAFs run the refrigeration equipment in this all-electric truck.
Huge freshwater aquifer found under the ocean
Scientists have found a giant aquifer under the Northeastern U.S., estimated to hold at least 670 cubic miles of freshwater. If it was on the surface, they say, it would create a lake spanning 15,000 square miles, which is twice…
Greenland Ice-Loss Predictions Are Clouded By Clouds
Predicting where, how and how quickly Greenland’s ice will melt is difficult. Projections by the best models are cloudy, and new research suggests clouds are doing the clouding. Currently, models of Greenland’s melting ice sheet put the greatest emphasis on…
6 lessons from a rental kitchen
Using someone else’s tools and space has forced me to adjust my approach to cooking.
New research shows how melting ice is affecting supplies of nutrients to the sea
(University of Bristol) The findings of a research expedition to coastal Greenland which examined, for the first time, how melting ice is affecting supplies of nutrients to the oceans has been published in the journal Progress in Oceanography.
Himalayan Glacier Loss Caused By Many Factors, Not Just Warming
Many news outlets have reported the very interesting finding detailed in Science Advances that ice loss from Himalayan glaciers has doubled in the past 40 years. Using data from modern satellites and from declassified images taken by the US Hexagon…
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