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Monthly Archives: February 2012
The cyclone that won’t go away!
Just about two weeks ago the tropical storm that became cyclone Giovanna generated over the central Indian Ocean near the equator. Since then this storm grew in size and strength reaching category 4 intensity one week ago before making landfall … Continue reading
State University System Climate Change Taskforce Workshop
Last 14-15 November 2011 I had the opportunity of participating in the SUS CLIMATE CHANGE TASK FORCE WORKSHOP, organized and hosted by Florida Atlantic University [FAU], Florida State University [FSU], the University of Florida [UF], and The Florida Climate … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptation, Causality, Climate Change, Featured, Flooding, Global Warming, Hurricanes, Science, Sea Level Rise, Storm Surge, Weather
Tagged Climate Change, climate change adaptation, climate change mitigation, Climate Change Task Force, Climate Protection Agreement, energy efficient, fossil fuels, Kyoto Protocol, nuclear energy, solar energy, State University System of Florida [SUS], U.S. Conference of Mayors, wind energy, Zero emissions
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