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Birds can't keep up with climate change: study (AFP)

AFP - The habitats of wild bird species are shifting in response to global warming, but not fast enough to keep pace with rising temperatures, according to a study released Wednesday.




New US president will help climate change fight: Australian PM (AFP)

AFP - The next US president will provide fresh impetus to the fight against global warming, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said Tuesday.




Japan to label goods' carbon footprints: official (AFP)

AFP - Japan is planning to label consumer goods to show their carbon footprints in a bid to raise public awareness about global warming, an official said Tuesday.




Australian PM urges more US climate change action (AP)

AP - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd urged the United States on Tuesday to take more action on climate change and become more involved in the global debate on the issue.




Cockroach King reigns as pest-killers discuss climate change (AFP)

AFP - More than 100 of Southeast Asia's hardiest bugs measured up this week in Bangkok, where experts met to discuss new ways of controlling the pests, which they say are a major contributor to global warming.




Can NY infrastructure handle floods, intense heat? (AP)

AP - Flooded subways. Bridges deteriorating in the hot sun. Rising seas nipping at the edges of Manhattan. Those scenarios are up for review by a panel of scientists, government officials and private sector representatives studying how the city's infrastructure will hold up to climate change.




Plants and Animals Move as Climate Warms (LiveScience.com)
LiveScience.com - Climate change has shifted the boundaries of plant and animal habitats, with some birds in the United States extending their boundaries northward and trees moving farther up mountains, new studies show. Between 2000 and 2005, New York state's Department of Environmental Conservation had thousands of volunteers all over the state observe and report the birds they could identify, creating a Breeding Bird Atlas of the various species' breeding ranges. ...

Seals give scientists unique glimpse under Antarctic ice (AFP)

AFP - Huge elephant seals have been recruited to help scientists break through a critical blind spot and chart climate change under the Antarctic sea ice in winter, researchers said Tuesday.




Prehistoric giant animals killed by man, not climate: study (AFP)

AFP - The chance discovery of the remains of a prehistoric giant kangaroo has cast doubts on the long-held view that climate change drove it and other mega-fauna to extinction, a new study reveals.




Elephant seals join fight against climate change (Reuters)

Reuters - Elephant seals swimming under Antarctic ice and fitted with special sensors are providing scientists with crucial data on ice formation, ocean currents and climate change, a study released on Tuesday said.




Brazilian agriculture faces huge losses from climate change (AFP)

AFP - Global warming will cause heavy financial losses to Brazil's agricultural sector over the next decade, a government study said Monday.




Need Antarctic data: Send in the seals (AP)

AP - Bitter cold and floating sea ice long frustrated scientists seeking to study the ocean around Antarctica in winter. The solution: Send in the seals. The polar regions are expected to be especially sensitive to climate change, but collecting data has been a problem, especially in the wind-whipped Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica.



 

 



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