Land managed by indigenous people holds vastly more carbon than previously thought, according to a report that calls for an urgent strengthening of their land rights to avoid its release into the atmosphere.
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Coastal Erosion in the Arctic Intensifies Global Warming
The loss of arctic permafrost deposits by coastal erosion could amplify climate warming via the greenhouse effect. A study using sediment samples from the Sea of Okhotsk on the eastern coast of Russia led by AWI researchers revealed that the loss of Arctic permafrost at the end of the last glacial period led to repeated sudden increases in the carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere.
Hurricane Olivia’s Eye Obvious from NASA’s Aqua Satellite
Hurricane Olivia’s eye was clear in infrared imagery taken by NASA’s Aqua satellite from its orbit in space.
Stanford study finds stark differences in the carbon-intensity of global oil fields
Not all oil weighs equally on the scales of climate change.
NASA’s Aqua Satellite Finds Florence Temporarily Fighting Wind Shear
Tropical Storm Florence appeared weaker in infrared imagery from NASA’s Aqua satellite, with warmer cloud top temperatures. However, forecasters believe this is a temporary setback.
NASA Finds Hurricane Norman Hammered by Wind Shear
NASA’s Aqua satellite obtained a visible image of Hurricane Norman northeast of the Hawaiian Islands and found the storm weakening and battling wind shear.