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| Blog Name: | ACT NOW |
| Url: | http://start-acting-now.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | climate, ecology, climate change |
| Description: | Some information about what you can do to stop a little bit this climate change, and what you can do to help this planet get a bit healthier. Suggestions on living a cleaner life, saving more energy. |
| Popularity: | 18 Followers |
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A brand new (almost) page with different suggestions on how to save energy and CO2 emissions in our daily life: the page is Swiss and available in German, French, Italian.Learn how! CLICK HERE TO ENTER THE PAGE!
A brand new (almost) page with different suggestions on how to save energy and CO2 emissions in our daily life: the page is Swiss and available in German, French, Italian.Learn how! CLICK HERE TO ENTER THE PAGE!
Rapid ice loss found in survey supports trend to summer ice free Arctic within decade
London, UK - New data, released today by the Catlin Arctic Survey and WWF, provides further evidence of thinning Arctic Ocean sea ice, supporting the emerging thinking that the Ocean will be largely ice-free in summer within a decade. The Catlin Arctic Survey, completed earlier this year, provides the latest ice thickness record, drawn from the only survey capturing surface measurements in the last winter and spring. The data collected by manual drilling and observations on a 450
London, UK - New data, released today by the Catlin Arctic Survey and WWF, provides further evidence of thinning Arctic Ocean sea ice, supporting the emerging thinking that the Ocean will be largely ice-free in summer within a decade. The Catlin Arctic Survey, completed earlier this year, provides the latest ice thickness record, drawn from the only survey capturing surface measurements in the last winter and spring. The data collected by manual drilling and observations on a 450
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