Showing posts with label antartica melting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antartica melting. Show all posts
Sunday, 11 October 2009
Nasa to conduct Antarctic survey
Nasa is about to conduct an extensive survey of Antartica which will reveal the true effects of global warming on the continent to determine how sea levels will be affected in the future......
Friday, 25 September 2009
Arctic/Antarctic Melting
New evidence from satellites using the latest laser technology shows Greenland and Antarcitca to melting at an increasing rate. Meltwater from these land based galciers, will increase sea levels....
Monday, 17 August 2009
Antarctic glaciers melting
The Pine Island glacier in Antartica seems to be melting at an unprecedented rate, despite global warming skeptics suggesting that Antartica is unaffected by global warming. The melting of Pine Island, will increase sea levels as it melts, listen to the video...
Tuesday, 21 April 2009
Antarctica melting?
Antarctica it seems has grown a little scientists state, but this is only because the hole in the ozone layer, which is slowly getting smaller has delayed the effects of higher greenhouse gas levels... unlike the situation in the Arctic
Friday, 10 April 2009
Wilkins Antarctic Ice shelf collapses
Antarctica's Wilkins Ice shelf has collapsed, suggesting unstoppable warming now taking place in the Antarctic...
Friday, 20 March 2009
Antarctica melting?
This article refers to the potential collapse of the Wilkins Ice Shelf in Antartica, which may melt once CO2 levels get to 400 parts per million, a level that may be reached by 2050. This may be the best case scenario however as CO2 levels now stand at 385 ppm, and are increasing at around 1.7-2.3 ppm per year approx, meaning 400 ppm could be reached by 2017.... much sooner than suggested..?
Friday, 23 January 2009
Wilkins Ice shelf about to collapse- watch video.
The Wilkins ice shelf in Antartica is literally hanging on a thread... now only 500 metres connects it to the Antarctic Peninsular.... watch this video to learn more..
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