Climate Change Public Comment Meeting Held on the Eastern Shore
For 650,000 years the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has not exceeded 300 parts per million (ppm). Climate change in the past was attributable to very small changes in earth’s […]
Category Archives: Climate Change
National Aquarium to screen Ocean Frontiers II – 20 Feb
NATIONAL AQUARIUM | 5 February 2014 Thursday, February 20, 2014, 6:30 PM The National Aquarium in Baltimore will be hosting a free screening and the Maryland premiere of the film […]
Worcester County informational meeting with FEMA to address coastal flood risks
SANDI SMITH | 8 January 2014 Thursday, January 16th 6-9 pm Stephen Decatur Middle School Cafeteria 9815 Seahawk Road, Berlin, MD 21811 The Worcester County Department of Development Review & […]
NASA Animation Shows Birth of 13th Atlantic Tropical Depression
ROB GUTRO | NASA The thirteenth tropical depression of the Atlantic Ocean season formed today, Oct. 21 and NOAA’s GOES-East satellite captured its development. NASA’s GOES Project created an animation […]
Shore climate: What’s next?
Our region is likely to feel different – and be different – by 2100 DELMARVANOW | 7 October 2013 The Delmarva Peninsula, bounded by Chesapeake Bay, the Atlantic Ocean and […]
Marine Creatures Migrations Determined by Climate After All
SID PERKINS on SCIENCE NOW | 12 September 2013 Marine ecologists have been grappling with a puzzler. They had expected that, as climate change warms the oceans, most species would […]
Maryland’s climate opportunity
Gov. O’Malley’s road map for aggressively reducing greenhouse gas emissions offers a chance for the state’s economy to bloom along with the environment THE BALTIMORE SUN | 29 July 2013, […]
Governor O’Malley’s Climate Change Summit: July 25, 2013
The Maryland Climate Change Summit will take place this Thursday – watch it live at climatechange.maryland.gov
Greenhouse Gas Likely Altering Ocean Foodchain
Study shows the atmospheric CO2 has big consequences for the tiny bacteria that are the foundation of most life in the sea ROBERT PERKINS on UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | […]
Maryland urged to plan for 2-foot sea-level rise by 2050
Scientific panel urges building projects factor in climate change TIMOTHY B. WHEELER on THE BALTIMORE SUN | 26 June 2013 Saying climate change is already underway, a panel of scientists […]
