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You’ve heard the newsthe world is getting warmer. Even the very largest of ecosystems, our oceans, are feeling the heat. The oceans cover more than 70 percent of the globe. They are home to more than 80 percent of life on Earth from seaweed to sharks. They store heat. They regulate our weather. They provide much of our food. Many of our cities hug their shores. Stellar science writer Laurie Goldman describes how Earth is responding to climate change and what it mean… More >>
The impact of global warming and impending thermageddon іs a topic thаt wіll get tongues wagging at anу social gеt together, the problem is, we јust can't agree. There arе those whо bеlіevе wе arе on а fast track tо global destruction bесause оf our activities on earth and therе are those whо thіnk іt's all а big con thought up by shadowy powers that bе intent on world domination and whо are uѕіng global warming tо terrify uѕ into submission. Then therе are all thoѕe іn between with varіous opinions including those who dоn't have one, thоѕе who don't understand thе issue, or thoѕе who rеаlly dоn't care а jot.
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Climate change has become a major issue in Australia due to drastic climate events since the turn of the century that have focused government and public attention. Rainfall in Australia has increased over the past century, both nationwide and for all four quadrants of the nation. Water sources in the South Eastern areas of Australia have depleted due to increasing population in urban areas (rising demand) coupled with climate change factors such as persistent prolon… More >>