As plans arise for offshore industrial uses, lobstermen and others should provide input on a regional plan.
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Conference on ocean acidification at USM Wednesday
Some environmentalists refer to acidification as the ‘evil twin’ of global warming.
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Another View: Nation losing a nuclear weapon against climate change
The planned closure of a California power plant is alarming evidence that too little is being done to cut greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Obama: Climate change biggest threat to U.S. national parks
The president and his family are touring national parks as the system approaches its centennial in August.
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Kerry visits Arctic Circle to see climate change impact
The secretery of state has made the health of oceans and combating climate change a priority.
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Another View: Satellites could be key tool in ensuring emissions compliance
This fall’s election will be critical to the future of NASA’s involvement in a multination monitoring plan.
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India records its highest temperature ever amid heat wave
The 123.8 Fahrenheit comes as several parts of the country endure a drought brought on by two years of weak rains.
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Exxon to join research on fuel cells that capture carbon emissions
If it proves feasible, the approach could be used on coal- or natural gas-fired plants.
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Red flag for the Gulf of Maine: Water slowly changing color
Researchers find that a rise in darker river runoff has created a yellowish hue that impedes the sunlight needed by phytoplankton critical to the food chain.
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Melt of vast underwater glaciers worries scientists
Meltwater on the top of an ice sheet finds its way to beneath the surface, further speeding ice loss.