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Small Algae Bloom on Florida's Lake Okeechobee Has Scientists Fearing a Repeat of Last Summer
At a Glance A USGS biologist spotted a small algae bloom on Florida's Lake Okeechobee this week.Some scientists are concerned that it might mean a repeat of last year's disastrous algae bloom that closed beaches along Florida's coast.But others say it's too early to tell. Scientists are concerned that a small, blue-green algae bloom spotted this weekin Florida's Lake Okeechobee could mean a repeat of last summer's emergency that killedmarine life and closed beaches along the state'sAtlantic coast. Barry Rosen,...
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White House: Climate Funding Is ‘A Waste of Your Money’
At a Glance Trump budget slashes EPA funding, including $100 million for climate change programs. In defense of Trump's budget, White House budget director Mick Mulvaney says climate change programs are a "waste of your money." Despite years of research proving that climatechange is real, the White House defended a proposal Thursday to slash federal funding for climate change programs, deeming it “a waste of your money.” “I think the president was fairly straightforward on that: We’re not spending money...
Global Warming and Climate Change: The Weather Company Stand
The phenomenon of global warming is just one aspect of climate change, which is any long-term variation in the state of Earth’s climate. People frequently ask whether global warming is real, whether humans are causing it, and what the future may bring. Our stand on global warming and climate change aligns with our corporate mission to instill confidence, drive decisions and propel the world. Specifically, it reflects: Our commitment to the highest standards of scienceOur mission to educate the public...
Climate Change Fueled Spring's Early Arrival, Scientists Say
Daffodils bloom in front of Park Place Church of God in Anderson, Indiana, on Saturday, March 4, 2017. (Don Knight/The Herald-Bulletin via AP) An exceptionally early spring was welcomed by many winter-weary Americans, but the balmy weather does not bode well for how extensively and quickly human-induced greenhouse gas is affecting climate change, a new study says. In February, more than 11,700 daily high records were set across much of the United States,and scientists working on a quick attribution study...
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