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ENJOY EUROPE WHILE YOU CAN | Jamais Cascio
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Dismal news really isn't our focus here, but we can't let this go without notice: the latest Nature also includes a report on an apparent weakening of the warm-water current in the North Atlantic due to global warming causing Greenland ice to melt. This flow keeps the UK, Ireland and the rest of Europe relatively temperate, despite being at latitudes similar to Canada and lower Alaska. A further weakening of the flow could result in a mini-ice age for Europe, and possibly further strengthen mid-Atlantic hurricanes.
It's unclear yet whether this is a single event or signs of a new trend.
Green Car Congress has a terrific summary. Additional good discussions can be found at The Oil Drum and (for the more technically-inclined among you) RealClimate.
Posted by Jamais Cascio at December 1, 2005 05:02 PM | TrackBack
...i don't quite get this mail program...can't seem to set & execute th background color i so painstakingly mix...
ENJOY EUROPE WHILE YOU CAN | Jamais Cascio
QuickChanges see all posts in this category
Dismal news really isn't our focus here, but we can't let this go without notice: the latest Nature also includes a report on an apparent weakening of the warm-water current in the North Atlantic due to global warming causing Greenland ice to melt. This flow keeps the UK, Ireland and the rest of Europe relatively temperate, despite being at latitudes similar to Canada and lower Alaska. A further weakening of the flow could result in a mini-ice age for Europe, and possibly further strengthen mid-Atlantic hurricanes.
It's unclear yet whether this is a single event or signs of a new trend.
Green Car Congress has a terrific summary. Additional good discussions can be found at The Oil Drum and (for the more technically-inclined among you) RealClimate.
Posted by Jamais Cascio at December 1, 2005 05:02 PM | TrackBack
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