Making a Life on a Tough New Planet
“With clarity, eloquence, deep knowledge and even deeper compassion for both planet and people, Bill McKibben guides us to the brink of a new, uncharted era. This monumental book, probably his greatest, may restore your faith in the future, with us in it.”—Alan Weisman, author of The World Without Us
EAARTH, by Bill McKibben
Check out our home town blog:
Eaarth on Salt Spring IslandArctic Sea Ice Extent – Daily Update
CO2 Now Graphic
Featured Link from NOAA
February 8, 2010: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has launched an excellent prototype Web portal for scientific climate data at www.climate.gov, a one-stop source of data and services for policy-makers, scientists, educators, businesses and the public.
NOAA Climate Services Portal-
Cause for Optimism from Guy Dauncey
The Seven Wonders of the 21st Century
Go to Earthfuture.com to read about Guy Dauncey's inspiring and motivating new book:
The Climate ChallengeGoogle Earth Outreach Globe
Dangerous Climate Change In the Arctic
Author: The UK Hadley Centre Met Office
First install Google Earth, then click here: mohc_defra_layer
Use Google Earth Outreach to explore and learn about the impacts of climate change with Climate Change in our World. Turn the globe to the Arctic and use the time-line toggler above the image to see the temperature anomaly increase.
