Monthly Archives: March 2017

A new mechanism that can cause melting of methane hydrates has been discovered.  A process involving osmosis effects when surrounding waters warm is said to have been proven through simulations.  A highly worrisome release of carbon could begin in this … Continue reading →

New research shows how the ill effects of heat waves on health become compounded.  It’s because of the way air stagnates during a heat wave, allowing atmospheric pollutants to build up, while other effects allow an ozone buildup.  “It’s important … Continue reading →

The early-spring phenomenon is advancing at a record rate.  There is no better proof that climate change is happening now, especially in northern regions.  “When we started studying this, I never would have imagined we’d be talking about a 26-day … Continue reading →