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Global Sea Level Likely to Rise as Much as 70 Feet for Future Generations
March 19, 2012 — Even if humankind manages to limit global warming to 2 degrees C (3.6 degrees F), as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recommends, future generations will have to deal with sea levels 12 ... > full story -
Hazy Shades of Life on Early Earth
March 18, 2012 — When microbes ruled the world -- new research provides evidence of the key role played by microorganisms in the creation of our atmosphere and the development of complex life on ... > full story -
'Gravity Is Climate': 10 Years of Climate Research Satellites GRACE
March 16, 2012 — For the first time, the melting of glaciers in Greenland can now be measured with high accuracy from space. A new sharp image also renders the spatial distribution of the glacial melt more ... > full story -
European Grasslands Challenge Rainforests as the Most Species-Rich Spaces on Earth
March 15, 2012 — The city of Manila holds the human world record for the most densely populated space and now an international team of ecologists are seeking the natural equivalent, the most species rich area on ... > full story -
Flying Through a Geomagnetic Storm
March 13, 2012 — Glowing green and red, shimmering hypnotically across the night sky, the aurora borealis is a wonder to behold. Longtime sky watchers say it is the greatest show on Earth. It might be the greatest ... > full story -
Input of Iron Linked to Biological Productivity in Ancient Pacific Ocean
March 13, 2012 — Scientists have found compelling evidence from marine sediment that supports the theory that iron in the Earth’s oceans has a direct impact on biological productivity, potentially affecting the ... > full story -
Santorini: The Ground Is Moving Again in Paradise
March 13, 2012 — The Santorini caldera, which sits underneath a famous tourist destination, is awake again and rapidly deforming at levels never seen ... > full story -
New Theory on Formation of Oldest Continents
March 12, 2012 — Geologists have demonstrated new scientific results to support a new theory on the earliest phase of continental ... > full story -
Mapping the Moho With GOCE
March 9, 2012 — The first global high-resolution map of the boundary between Earth’s crust and mantle – the Moho – has been produced based on data from ESA’s GOCE gravity satellite. ... > full story -
Scientists Detect Seismic Signals from Tornado
March 8, 2012 — A geophysical experiment detected unusual seismic signals associated with tornadoes that recently struck regions across the Midwest -- information that may have value for meteorologists studying the ... > full story -
NASA Sees Second Biggest Flare of the Solar Cycle
March 7, 2012 — The leading edge of the first of two major coronal mass ejections will reach Earth at about 1:25 AM EST on the morning of March 8 (plus or minus 7 hours). Such a CME could result in a severe ... > full story -
Running Hot and Cold in the Deep Sea: Scientists Explore Rare Environment
March 6, 2012 — It's extremely rare to find hot hydrothermal vents and cold methane seeps intersecting in one place, but that's what researchers found and explored during an expedition in 2010. A description of the ... > full storyMore:
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