World’s Oldest Living Tree Discovered In Sweden
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Climate changes
The world’s oldest recorded tree is a 9,550 year old spruce in the Dalarna province of Sweden. The spruce tree has shown to be a tenacious survivor that has endured by growing between erect trees and smaller bushes in pace with the dramatic climate changes over time. For many years the spruce tree has been regarded as a relative newcomer in the Swedish mountain region. “Our results have shown the complete opposite, that the spruce is one of the oldest known trees in the mountain range,” says Global Warming:Experts’ Opinions vs Scientific Forecasts Sept. 18, 1924 MacMillan Reports Signs of New Ice Age March 27, 1933 America in Longest Warm Spell Since 1776 May 21, 1974 Scientists Ponder Why World’s Climate Is Changing: A Major Cooling Widely Considered to be Inevitable
No Global Warming Since 1998 As Planet Cools Off
Posted on April 09, 2008 in Climate changes
China’s coldest winter for 100 years and record snow levels across Northeast America. Global temperatures have not risen since 1998. Carbon emissions have never driven climate change because as ice core samples clearly show carbon dioxide is a consequence of temperature increase and not a cause of it, sometimes lagging behind by as much as 800 year Want to Save the Earth? Turn off the Lights for One Hour Earth Hour 2008 was a remarkable event, and in towns and cities across America people "turned out" to lend their voice to the worldwide call for action on climate change. On March 29th, people everywhere turned off their lights–to make a statement, to help find new ways to reduce their impact on the environment. We did it - did you? World Health Day: Protecting Health from Global Warming Each year on April 07, the world celebrates World Health Day. This year, the world observes it by keeping focus on measures to protect human health from the occurrence of drastic climatic changes due to global warming that has been swiftly damaging the environment across the globe. Climate Activist Got BBC to Change 'Global Temperatures Decr NewsBusters has just learned that a British "climate activist" was responsible for getting the BBC to radically alter its "Global Temperatures 'To Decrease'" article last Friday (picture courtesy AP).