Climate change is likely to have a dramatic impact on many animals, including American lobsters (Homarus americanus). Lobsters are very sensitive to water temperature, and they will move to avoid water that is too warm or too cold. While this behavior has served them well for 1,0...
This migration, one of the longest of any of the world's wild mammals, has gone on for thousands of years. Increasingly, the watery voyage raises questions abouthow the changing climate is affecting species that live in the Arctic, the part of the world transforming most dramatically from hum...
The USGS haspublished costal climate change predictions before, but in a change from previous iterations, the agency also included data about the physical makeup of the coast, like whether the surface was sandy, rocky, or anchored with foliage. These characteristics, along with the climate, help...
A) Earlier this year, scientists warned that one - in - six animal species could go extinct (灭绝的) due to climate change. Could the same thing happen to our crops and other foodstuffs too? It's clear that farmers in many parts of the world are going to find things harder in the ...
In the report, the researchers identified the specific health effects from climate change that will affect each region of the U.S, and created a map to illustrate this. For example, the map shows that people in the Midwest will face an increasing risk of infectious diseases carried by ticks...
WEATHER & climate changeSCIENTIFIC communicationCLIMATOLOGYRAINSTORMSW ether – Sptem er 219, ol. 4, o. 9 Brechin SR. 2003. Comparative public opinion and knowledge on global climatic change and the Kyoto Protocol: the US versus the rest of the World? Int. J. Sociol. Soc. Pol. 23(10)...
Living a healthy and sustainable lifestyle is the goal that we all should aspire to work towards, however, we must do our part by taking small strides to slow down climate change. Although climate change continues to evolve, we are confident that we can find better solutions to improve our...
In coming years, a warmer climate may actually be a boost for animal and dairy farmers in places like America's Northeast because of lower heating costs, researchers at Pennsylvania State Universityfoundearlier this year. Still, they cautioned, water sources also may becomemore contaminated with ...
CLIMATE CHANGE – HOW WILL IT AFFECT HOW AND WHERE WE GROW OUR CROPS ?From an article in New Ag International, December 2005 by Bruce Knight Most of the publicity and political discussion surrounding climate change relates to what measures could, or should, be taken to slow up global ...
Paterson RRM, Lima N (2010) How will climate change affect mycotoxins in food? Food Res Int 43: 1902-1914. doi:10.1016/ j.foodres.2009.07.010.Russell, R., Paterson, M., Lima, N., 2010. How will climate change affect mycotoxins in food. Food Res. Int. 43, 1902-1914.Paterson, R...