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NASA's Animation Shows Climate-Threatening Carbon Dioxide Swirling Over India
In its recent post on YouTube, NASA unveiled a groundbreaking visualisation tool that offers an unprecedented look at how carbon dioxide (CO2) moves around our planet.
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ESA Announces Satellite Constellation to Precisely Detect Man-Made Greenhouse Gas Emission Sources
The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced a new mission where human-made emissions of greenhouse gases will be tracked from space. ESA, in collaboration with the European Union's (EU) Earth-monitoring programme Copernicus, announced this mission during the UN Climate Change Conference COP26 in Glasgow on November 2.
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There May Be a Better Answer Than Electric Cars
If a paper published on Thursday correctly estimates the cost of extracting carbon dioxide from the air, regulators could do better to concentrate on that technology.
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Antarctica Could Be More Vulnerable To Major Melting Than We Thought
In two new studies, scientists say that the vast ice continent of Antarctica seems to have given up tremendous volumes of ice -- even sprouting considerable plant life -- during an era over 10 million years ago when concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide don't seem to have been all that much higher than they are now.
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World in 'Unchartered Territory' as Greenhouse Gases Hit New High: UN
Concentrations of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere hit a new high in 2014, the UN today, warning the resulting climate change was moving the world into "unchartered territory".
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Greenhouse Gas Levels in Atmosphere Hit New High: UN
Surging levels of carbon dioxide sent greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere to a new record in 2013, while gas-absorbing oceans were hit by "unprecedented" acidification, the UN said Tuesday.
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'Time Running Out' as CO2 Levels Hit New High: UN
Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations have crossed a new threshold, the UN's weather agency said Monday, highlighting the urgency of curbing manmade, climate-altering greenhouse gases.
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NASA's Animation Shows Climate-Threatening Carbon Dioxide Swirling Over India
In its recent post on YouTube, NASA unveiled a groundbreaking visualisation tool that offers an unprecedented look at how carbon dioxide (CO2) moves around our planet.
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ESA Announces Satellite Constellation to Precisely Detect Man-Made Greenhouse Gas Emission Sources
The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced a new mission where human-made emissions of greenhouse gases will be tracked from space. ESA, in collaboration with the European Union's (EU) Earth-monitoring programme Copernicus, announced this mission during the UN Climate Change Conference COP26 in Glasgow on November 2.
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There May Be a Better Answer Than Electric Cars
If a paper published on Thursday correctly estimates the cost of extracting carbon dioxide from the air, regulators could do better to concentrate on that technology.
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Antarctica Could Be More Vulnerable To Major Melting Than We Thought
In two new studies, scientists say that the vast ice continent of Antarctica seems to have given up tremendous volumes of ice -- even sprouting considerable plant life -- during an era over 10 million years ago when concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide don't seem to have been all that much higher than they are now.
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World in 'Unchartered Territory' as Greenhouse Gases Hit New High: UN
Concentrations of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere hit a new high in 2014, the UN today, warning the resulting climate change was moving the world into "unchartered territory".
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Greenhouse Gas Levels in Atmosphere Hit New High: UN
Surging levels of carbon dioxide sent greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere to a new record in 2013, while gas-absorbing oceans were hit by "unprecedented" acidification, the UN said Tuesday.
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'Time Running Out' as CO2 Levels Hit New High: UN
Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations have crossed a new threshold, the UN's weather agency said Monday, highlighting the urgency of curbing manmade, climate-altering greenhouse gases.
