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Day: November 2, 2015

Monaco Helps OAS Launch Effort to Save Oceans From Ravages of Climate Change

The Organization of American States held an international discussion on global ocean policy this week, focused on dangers to coral reefs, pollution and the effects of global warming.

Chapala to Make Landfall in Yemen as First Hurricane-Strength Cyclone on Record

Honing in on the southern Arabian Peninsula, Chapala is packing winds of 120 mph, with gusts up to 150 mph. Wave heights around the storm are 30 feet. Chapala’s winds will certainly be strong as it washes ashore, but its rainfall will be the most life-threatening impact for coastal Yemen.

World’s Largest Floating Windfarm Gets Green Light in Scotland

The Scottish government has granted consent for the world’s largest floating offshore windfarm to be developed off the coast of Peterhead, capable of powering 20,000 homes.

Shipwrecks Posing Threat to US Waters Hold Many Unknowns

Dozens of shipwrecks scattered along America’s coasts are thought to be holding oil and certainly will start leaking someday as corrosion eats away at their tanks.

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