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Tag Archives: Atmosphere
MITIGATION VS ADAPTATION: IT IS ALL ABOUT TIME SCALES!
There is a tendency within certain sectors to come up with terms that describe given areas of action without carefully or fully defining them. With time and use some of these terms are adopted by others for their own discourse, … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptation, Climate Change, Featured, Global Warming, Hazard Mitigation, Hazards, Science, Sea Level Rise
Tagged Atmosphere, Atmospheric Lifetime, Climate Change, climate change adaptation, climate change mitigation, Conference of Parties, COP26, Emissions reduction, GHG, global warming, Global Warming Potential. GWPm Hydrologic Cycle, Greenhouse gases, Paris Accord, Paris Agreement, UN Framework on Climate Change
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Did you see the Moon dancing with Venus?
WHAT A SHOW! Have you seen the dance the crescent Moon and the planet Venus have been engaging in over the last few days in the western skies? It was truly amazing to see them so close together this past … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Science
Tagged Atmosphere, Carbon dioxide, Earth, European Spave Agency, Galaxy, Greenhouse effect, Hubble space telescope, Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Milky Way, Moon, NASA, Nitrogen, Satellite, Saturn, Shy, Solar system, Sulfuric acid, Terrestrial-type planets, Universe, Venus
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