Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Science”
The extreme weather in Australia has killed about 300 million dollars worth of cattle. I feel sorry for the cattle. Their days were numbered, anyway, but drowning must be unpleasant. Read about it here: Queensland floods: Julia Creek, Cloncurry farmers lose cattle
This is a recent paper from the US Department of Defense about some of the issues they are facing because of global warming. It includes the destruction of bases, humanitarian aid for dislocated populations, and dealing with the resulting wars. Source document contributed to DocumentCloud by Nicholas Kusnetz (InsideClimate News). Source: DoD Final Climate Report
2018 was the warmest year on record in the oceans, the third in a row. “We’ve spent too much time and effort on people who may not be convinced” that climate change is real and important, he said. “But now there seems to be this grass-roots movement of young people who care. I don’t remember a time like this.” Source: …
I was just talking to a scientist from NASA. He works with atmospheric chemists and designs devices that measure the chemical makeup of the atmosphere at various levels. The system is global and part of it is satellites that measure the upper atmosphere. It gives information to help understand the greenhouse gasses, global warming, and climate change. All of the …
Wouldn’t you like to be more Emotionally Intelligent (EQ)? New research in the neuroscience of emotions, how your brain works, give you new ways to improve your EQ. Step 1 Rethink What an Emotion Is. Most of us have learned to think of emotions as automatic responses to situations. We don’t think, “I should be angry now,” we just get …
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