'Humans Have Played A Dominant Role' In Warming Our Oceans

Monday, June 11, 2012 'Humans Have Played A Dominant Role' In Warming Our Oceans Despite the onslaught of politicians attempting to project an air of question around man-made climate change, studies continue to emerge proving the connection between human actions and our changing environment. The most recent study, published in Nature Climate Change, finds an "anthropogenic fingerprint" (human influence) on our warming oceans. Man Drowns Off Pensacola Beach Amid Rain, Flooding Global Renewable Energy Investment Reached Record Levels In 2011 Hundreds Evacuated As Colorado And New Mexico Wildfires Spread BP Denied Access To Oil Spill Emails The Hurricane Center Head With A Serious Fear Of Hurricanes BLOG POSTS Ambassador Marlene Moses: The Choice Is Ours We cannot achieve fair and sustainable development unless we dramatically reduce the greenhouse gas emissions responsible for climate change. Angela Saini: India's Thorium-Fuelled Dreams Today, as the availability and price of uranium becomes a possible barrier to the growth of nuclear power and as nations begin the search for cleaner and safer fuels, thorium is making a comeback, with India leading the way. Wenonah Hauter: Governor Canoodling With Agribusiness? What You Can Do About It If you ever thought that the farm bill was just about agricultural subsidies and food stamps, think again. Not only does the farm bill dictate what we eat -- it also establishes whom our nation's leaders are listening to on issues far beyond food. John Arensmeyer: Fact Check: EPA Regulations Are Not Small Business's Kryptonite When it comes to EPA regulations that promote clean and renewable energy, don't believe the hype -- small business owners support 'em. Heather Taylor-Miesle: The Hypocrisy of 'Clean Coal' Rebranding dirty old coal as "clean coal" doesn't magically make the filth disappear.

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