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Day: May 6, 2015

That ‘More Realistic’ Sea-Level Report? Not Good News for NC

An Op-Ed by Robert Young, director of the Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines and a professor of coastal geology at Western Carolina University.

Global Greenhouse Gas Levels Reach New Monthly Record

In another ominous sign of human-caused climate change, US government scientists said Wednesday that global carbon dioxide concentrations have reached a new monthly record of 400 parts per million.

Study: Why Blue Whales Can’t Avoid Barges, Ocean Liners

A new study reveals why ocean-going ships pose such a big threat to the whales: the gentle giants simply don’t know how to get out of the way.

Storm Surge Expected to Cause Erosion, Rip Currents along Treasure Coast, Florida

A strong storm brewing in the Atlantic Ocean is causing strong rip currents along the Treasure Coast, with the risk of erosion along the shoreline.

Climate: 9 Questions on Rising Seas

How and why are the seas rising?

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