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News about Global Warming & Climate Change, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 30, 2014
Five groups of researchers say savage heat waves that struck Australia in 2013 were almost certainly a direct consequence of greenhouse gases released by human activity; it is perhaps the most definitive statement climate scientists have made tying a specific weather event to global warming. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
National Research Council report finds that climate change is likely to be especially harsh on barrier islands lining Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, from Cape Cod to Mexican Border; report calls for regional or even national approach to managing coastal hazards. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
India's environmental minister Prakash Javadekar says country will not offer a plan to cut its greenhouse gas emissions ahead of 2015 climate summit in Paris. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column lambasts Congressional Republicans for refusing to acknowledge humanity's part in causing global warming, situation backed up by many scientific studies; laments lack of cooperation between parties in addressing most basic environmental issue possible. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Pres Obama challenges China to make effort to reduce its greenhouse-gas emissions and join worldwide campaign to curb global warming; Obama's remarks, delivered in packed chamber of United Nations General Assembly, are broadly aimed at marshaling more than 100 world leaders to confront climate change. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Some of world's largest companies, with political efforts to slow global warming moving at slow pace, are stepping into the void, declaring more support for renewable energy, greener supply chains and fresh efforts to stop destruction of world's tropical forests; forty companies sign declaration pledging to help cut tropical deforestation in half by 2020 and stop it entirely by 2030. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column notes that advocates at United Nations climate summit say that cost of curbing carbon emissions may be considerably cheaper than earlier estimates had suggested; contends that for all the fears that climate change mitigation will put the brakes on economic growth, it might actually enhance it; discusses benefits of curbing emissions. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
National Snow and Ice Data Center reports ice in Arctic waters shrank over the summer to sixth-lowest level in 26 years of monitoring. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Analysis of Pacific Ocean weather patterns concludes that century-long trend of rising temperatures in American Northwest is largely explained by natural shifts in ocean winds, not by human activity; findings are published in journal Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Hundreds of demonstrators participating in event called Flood Wall Street, protesting capitalism's influence on climate change, march through streets of Lower Manhattan; about 100 are arrested in clashes with police; many demonstrators wore blue to symbolize a wave of water that could engulf low-lying streets near New York Stock Exchange as global warming progresses. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Editorial welcomes New York Mayor Bill de Blasio's commitment to reducing city's greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050, but warns that it will be a long march to a distant goal; explores challenges facing plan, including political disagreements. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
La Perouse Bay, popular fall destination for polar bear tourism in Hudson Bay in Manitoba, Canada, has become case study in how climate change collides with other environmental changes at local level and plays out in series of chain reactions and trade-offs; in particular, scientists are watching how warming affects polar bears and the snow geese they have begun to feed on, as well as plants and land. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Scientists, authors and other public figures offer their greatest worries related to climate change, as well as what gives them hope. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Conservation biologists are considering moving whitebark pine trees, species common in Rocky and Sierra Mountains that is threatened by combination of fungus, beetles and changing climate, to areas where they may fare better; critics argue that move, called assisted migration, carries its own risks. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
New York Times/CBS New poll shows growing concern among Americans over global warming, as well as increased belief that phenomenon is tied to human activity. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Scientists are growing crops under conditions designed to mimic future climate change in effort to study effects of global warming on food production. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
George Johnson Raw Data column describes scientists' efforts to explain why Anasazi tribes abandoned their cities on Colorado Plateau at dawn of 13th century; notes that most theories revolve around climate; draws comparison between mystery surrounding Anasazi past and that clouding predictions of future in face of global warming. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Justin Gillis By Degrees column holds that Showtime program Years of Living Dangerously is best American television series ever done on climate change; nine-episode series transforms celebrities into journalists in effort to draw interest and inform simultaneously; notes that series has become available on several streaming services. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere helps keep planet warm enough to host life, but experts warn that humans are extracting carbon from earth and burning it too rapidly for atmosphere to maintain equilibrium. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Scientists trying to predict consequences of climate change in United States say all areas of country will be affected, but some regions will fare better than others; although few people today are moving long distances to strategize for climate change, some Americans are at least pondering the question of where they would go based on impact of weather on comfort, safety and cost of living. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Scientists have found evidence that warming climate may cause even smallest of species, including microbes, to migrate; such shifts may have profound impacts, like changes in soil quality of warmer areas. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Estimated 311,000 demonstrators descend on New York City for People's Climate March, expressing their frustration with international inaction on global warming; large-scale spectacle, in solidarity with other demonstrations across the globe, is aimed at influencing world leaders who are set to gather at United Nations summit meeting on climate change. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Descendents of John D Rockefeller pledge to rid their $860 million Rockefeller Brothers Fund of investments in companies that trade in nonrenewable energy; are joining divestment movement against global warming that began on college campuses a few years ago. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Global Carbon Project initiative, reporting in journal Nature Geoscience, finds that global emissions of greenhouse gases jumped 2.3 percent in 2013, to record levels; report is latest indication that the world remains far off track in its efforts to control global warming. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Daniel C Etsy expresses skepticism that upcoming United Nations summit meeting on climate change will be able to produce strong enough agreement for meaningful change, citing lackluster track record of international treaties; argues that local and corporate leaders are far better positioned than national governments to combat global warming, and that they deserve greater support moving forward. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration is planning to overhaul energy-efficiency standards of all city's public buildings and to pressure private landlords to make similar improvements; initiative is part of pledge, which will be announced at start of United Nations Climate Summit, to decrease greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050 from 2005 levels. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Leaders at the United Nations summit on climate change will face a divide between rich countries responsible for extensive carbon emissions and poor countries that stand to suffer most as a result; hope to reach new global deal by 2015. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Union of Concerned Scientists releases updated analysis of carbon footprint of electric vehicles; finds that 60 percent of Americans live in regions where vehicles charged with grid electricity are responsible for fewer heat-trapping global warming emissions per mile than even the most efficient hybrids. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Robert N Stavins expresses pessimism at prospect of intensive global effort to combat climate change in light of real-world economic and political realities; notes that developing convergence of interests between China and United States offers hope for progress. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Nadine Unger, in anticipation of carbon reduction strategies likely to be proposed at climate summit in New York City, warns large-scale increases in forest cover may actually worsen global warming; holds dark color of trees leads to increased absorption of sun's energy on planet's surface, and that trees do not permanently store carbon, but must release it; says while avoiding deforestation provides many environmental benefits, reversing global warming is not one of them. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
Groups of artists and labor union members apply final touches to floats they will be showing at the People's Climate March in Manhattan. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
New Jersey Gov Chris Christie is under growing pressure from his State Legislature to rejoin regional cap-and-trade program that would limit state's carbon emissions--and likely hurt his chances for Republican nomination in 2016 presidential race; is adamant that New Jersey not participate in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, though most legislators say it would be good for the state. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column highlights reports from New Climate Economy Project and International Monetary Fund that claim that strong measures to limit carbon emissions would have hardly any negative effect on economic growth; disputes notion that economic growth and climate action are incompatible as fuzzy misconception. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Organizers of People's Climate March, which will run through Midtown Manhattan on Sept 21, hope to draw thousands of participants from around world to protest climate change; run-up has transformed New York City into busy hub of planning and creativity, with artists and activists from near and far pitching in to help prepare. MORE
Sep. 17, 2014
Research group Climate Central reports that Washington is likely to see record flooding by 2050, putting about $7 billion worth of property, three military bases and parts of the National Mall at risk as a result of climate change that is raising sea levels. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Global Commission on the Economy and Climate will announce its findings that ambitious series of measures to limit carbon emissions will cost $4 trillion or so over next 15 years, increase of roughly 5 percent over amount that would be spent anyway; findings challenge widespread belief that efforts to address global warming would necessarily be costly. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
Comprehensive study by nearly two dozen government agencies and conservation groups concludes that nearly one-third of American birds are in trouble because of steep declines across habitats and ecosystems; news comes on heels of National Audubon Society report saying 650 bird species will be threatened by climate change. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
Survey conducted by National Audubon Society finds that climate change will drive about half of the approximately 650 bird species in North America to smaller spaces or force them to find new places to live, feed and breed over next 65 years; birds could become extinct if they do not move. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
Bristol County district attorney Sam Sutter drops criminal charges against climate activists Jay O'Hara and Ken Ward, who had been arrested in 2013 after they used a lobster boat to block a freighter from delivering a shipment of coal to Brayton Point Power Station in Massachusetts; offers strong words about climate change, surprising many. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Yale's chief investment officer David F Swensen has asked its money managers to assess how investments could affect climate change and suggested that they avoid companies that do not take sensible 'steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions'; strategy is part of program announced at Yale that includes $21 million capital investment for energy conservation. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Federal government will add 20 types of coral to its list of threatened species; cites fishing practices and global warming as contributing factors. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
Obama administration is working to forge sweeping international climate change agreement to compel nations to cut their planet-warming fossil fuel emissions, but without ratification from Congress; Pres Obama's climate negotiators will sidestep constitutional requirement that Senate approve legally binding treaties by making agreement politically binding instead; treaty is to be signed at United Nations summit meeting in 2015. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
Major United Nations report finds that runaway growth in emission of greenhouse gases is swamping all political efforts to deal with problem; report finds that global warming is already having significant impact on grain production and weather, warning that effects may be irreversible. MORE
Aug. 25, 2014
Scientists report in journal Nature Geoscience the discovery of methane gas coming from seafloor off East Coast of United States, deep in Atlantic Ocean; say findings could offer help in studying climate change and could allow testing of more radical theories. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Op-Ed article by psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton observes that Americans appear to be undergoing significant psychological shift in their relation to global warming, likening it to 'swerve' or major historical change in consciousness; contends such a swerve is neither predictable or orderly and questions whether it will give rise to social movement against global warming. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Moises Velasquez-Manoff article notes climate change is altering habitats in a way that is allowing hybrid species to thrive, and is thus challenging current understanding of what constitutes a species. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Editorial welcomes fact that Chinese government has indicated strong desire to reduce its reliance on coal; cautions not a lot is known about Beijing's strategy and whether it will be bold enough to have meaningful effect on air quality and climate change. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Justin Gillis By Degrees column; scientists are testing robot prototypes designed to collect temperature and other data from ocean depths in effort to shed more light on progress of global warming; some scientists believe that deep ocean is absorbing heat that would otherwise show up in surface water or in air. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Biologists are struggling to find ways to protect giant sequoias, some of world's oldest and most storied trees, from drought, forest fires and climate change threatening California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. MORE
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Record-Setting Heat Across the U.S. in 2012
A map showing which parts of the country were warmest.
Scientists Trace Extreme Heat in Australia to Climate Change
Five groups of researchers analyzing last year's Australian heat waves came to the same conclusion: They could not have been as severe without human influence.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON GLOBAL WARMING AND: Global Warming , Australia , Greenhouse Gas Emissions , Karoly, David J , Allen, Myles R , Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
Growing, and Growing Vulnerable
A new report from the National Research Council found that the effect of climate change is especially harsh on the United States barrier islands, which are also pressured by rapid development.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON GLOBAL WARMING AND: Hurricanes and Tropical Storms , Young, Robert S , Goldhirsch, Suzy , Atlantic Ocean , Luettich, Richard A Jr , Cape Cod (Mass) , Massachusetts , Mexico , North Carolina , Outer Banks (NC) , New Jersey , Global Warming , East Coast (US) , Gulf Coast (US) , Islands , Coast Erosion , United States National Research Council , Hurricane Sandy (2012) , National Parks, Monuments and Seashores , Fire Island (NY)
President's Drive for Carbon Pricing Fails to Win at Home
The United States, which is under growing international pressure to price carbon, is missing from a World Bank declaration calling on all nations to enact laws forcing industries to pay for carbon emissions.
September 28, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON GLOBAL WARMING AND: Greenhouse Gas Emissions , World Bank , Global Warming , Coal , Obama, Barack , United Nations , United States Politics and Government , Republican Party , United States
Building an Ark for the Anthropocene
Scientists are trying to figure out which species to save, and how.
September 28, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON GLOBAL WARMING AND: Endangered and Extinct Species , Global Warming , Bees , Biodiversity
A Group Shout on Climate Change
People on the streets, and executives in boardrooms, are helping to move the fight against global warming forward.
September 28, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON GLOBAL WARMING AND: United Nations , Ban Ki-moon , United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change , Obama, Barack , Global Warming , Energy and Power , International Relations
Letter From the Editor: The Larger Meaning of Risk
Trying to play it too safe, whether when playing football or confronting the prospect of a warming planet, often makes things worse in the end.
September 27, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON GLOBAL WARMING AND: Football , Global Warming , Midterm Elections (2014) , Elections, Senate
A Sizzling Cocktail That Serves as a Climate Warning
This drink deliciously, if disturbingly, evokes the plight of the planet, starting off with cool, fruity notes and ending up "hot and polluted."
September 27, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON GLOBAL WARMING AND: Global Warming , Cocktails , International Relations
Certainties, Uncertainties and Choices with Global Warming
We can be certain about climate change uncertainty but still address the risk.
September 26, 2014, Friday
MORE ON GLOBAL WARMING AND: Koonin, Steven E , Carnegie Mellon University , Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change , New York University , Environment , Global Warming , Greenhouse Gas Emissions , Science and Technology
Emissions From India Will Increase, Official Says
Prakash Javadekar, the environment minister, said India's priorities were economic growth and the alleviation of poverty, which would require new coal power.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON GLOBAL WARMING AND: India , Greenhouse Gas Emissions , Global Warming , Javadekar, Prakash , Coal
Florida Goes Down the Drain
Climate change is the new unmentionable these days on Capitol Hill and in state capitols.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON GLOBAL WARMING AND: Florida , Global Warming , United States Politics and Government , Midterm Elections (2014) , Whitehouse, Sheldon , Republican Party , House of Representatives , Senate
Obama on Climate Change
The president spoke at the United Nations Climate Change Summit on Tuesday.
Climate Change Underfoot
Some species being displaced by rising global temperatures are not easy to see, but scientists still worry that the impact on ecosystems could be significant.
Fast Food for Polar Bears
Polar bears have become a symbol of the danger of climate change, but in the Western Hudson Bay, scientists have found that our understanding of climate change may not be as simple as it seemed.
On the Cusp of Climate Change
Animal and plant species around the world may be threatened by warmer global temperatures.
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Child Hunger Is Not a Game
Published on Friday, March 9, 2012 - 2:37pm
To raise awareness about child hunger in the District, the Southeast Neighborhood Library will host a food drive from March 10 to 24. Please drop off donations of healthy, low-sodium canned goods and whole grain dry food at the Hunger Action Station. You will also be able to find additional information about child hunger issues in the city.
This drive is in anticipation of the March 23 release of the film adaptation of author Suzanne Collins' best seller The Hunger Games. All donations will benefit Bread for the City.

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I looked it up. MP 14 on the bypass. Right around my stomping grounds when I visit.
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Claire is a 20-something, single mom who grudgingly helps her best friend sell sex toys while she attempts to make enough money to start her own business to give her foul-mouthed, but extremely loveable (when he's asleep) toddler a better life.
When Carter, the one-night-stand from her past that changed her life forever, shows up in her hometown bar without any recollection of her besides her unique chocolate scent, Claire will make it a point that he remembers her this time.
With Carter's undisguised shock at suddenly finding out he has a four-year-old son and Claire's panic that her stretch marks and slim-to-none bedroom experience will send the man of her dreams heading for the hills, the pair will do whatever they can to get their happily ever after.
Warning: Contains explicit sex, profanity, and enough sarcasm to choke a horse.
©2012 Tara Sivec (P)2013 Audible, Inc.
I love to read and listen to erotica all types and paranormal vamps and shifters
"Very Good"
This was one of the funniest books I have ever listened to. Claire was so funny and Gavin was also Claire and Carter had a one night stand when she was in college and got pregnant Carter spend 5 years trying to remember the girl who smelt like chocolate. I loved listening to this book and can't wait to listen to the rest of this series.
"One of the best I've heard"
This book was great. Laughed from start to finish. This is definitely one to listen to again.
I don't know but liked this
told my bff bout this cuz she needed cheering up - and so did I. It worked and we laughed our asses off. It may not be for everyone but def gonna listen to more of this series when I just want good dirty humor!
"bring 'em on - fun loved it!"
I read this and shared it with some friends but listening to it was even better. I loved the narrateor = she was very spot on with just giving it to us and that's what I like best about this book. - it's really surprising and just gives you a lot of stuff you don't expect that makes you laugh and feel good.
she added a lot of life to the comedy
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Loved the narrator. She added just the right tone of wryness to the characters and was very believable.
"Engaging and fun read for gym workout."
Story was interesting, fun and light. Another great read for time on the elliptical. Only complaint is the almost constant blasphemy when there are less distracting ways to express emphasis, surprise, excitement....Don't call heaven unless you really need to.
"So frikkin' funny n' great narration!"
Romy is da bomb! She was sooooo on it with all the different characters and funny situations - very believable and usually I'm sort of turned off by a lot of audible narrators cause they sound like they're on pbs or something but I just really liked how real romy made everything and I really related to the characters.
For as much as I read and listen you would think by now that I would know how to spell lol. I read at least 5 books a week there are times I have gotten up to 10 in a week.
Laugh out loud till you can no longer breath and have tears running down your face funny! The most hilarious book I have ever read!
Warnings: This book contains a lot of profanity, rude remarks, sexual undertones, sex toys, chocolate, violence, drinking, and drugs.
This book is not for those who lack a sense of humor or those who are uptight!
Now that is out of the way. Let me tell you to GRAB this book now if you are the types of person who can handle all the warnings. You will not regret this book at all. You will laugh like you have never laughed before. I imagine that everyone can relate to this book in one of the many LOL moments, rather it be things you may have thought or things you may have wanted to say to someone but was too nice to say them.
The characters are loveable but are no holds bars with their way of speech. I think these characters could even make sailors blush. (Cruse like a sailor) remember those words because sailors aint got nothing on this group!
This book starts of with Claire who is a virgin, one night at a college party she meets a guy and decides its time to pop her cherry. From there the laughs begin. I do not want to go into to much of the story so I will stop there. The story is written to where you know what they are thinking inside of their heads ( you know those thoughts you say to yourself but never dare say out loud since its no PC) yeah!!! Then you have those random thoughts that you think so loud that they pop out your mouth and every one's jaws hit the floor! LMAO!!!!
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This book is so zany and the sexual innuendos are hilarious. Thank you for the LOL's
"Raunchy good fun, great narrator!"
Yes, because the narration was really dead pan and spot on.
No not yet. But i'm def on for more.
Great summer book - i had so much fun on the beach listening to this. I plan to get all 3. Cool & LOL funny!
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Fargo, ND (PRWEB) June 01, 2012
Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of Commerce presented the 2012 ChamberChoice Small Business of the Year award to Onsharp, May 17th. The FMWF Chamber announced the winners during the ChamberChoice Awards Luncheon at the Holiday Inn of Fargo.
Each year, the Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of Commerce selects three finalists from the following categories: Small Business of the Year, Business of the Year, Small-Not-For-Profit of the Year, Not-For-Profit of the Year, Young Professionals Best Place to Work and Entrepreneur of the Year. There were a record-breaking number of nominees for the awards and 42 of the nominees completed applications for the honors.
The ChamberChoice finalists are chosen by a panel of independent judges from the regional business community, who evaluated accomplishments in the areas of business growth, innovation, creativity, community involvement and unique achievements relating to a specific business or industry. Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of Commerce.
This was the second consecutive year that Onsharp has been nominated for the honor. On behalf of everyone at Onsharp, Id like to thank the Chamber for selecting us as this years Small Business of the Year. We are very fortunate to have a hard-working and caring team of individuals who are passionate in their service to our clients and our community. I am very proud of our teams accomplishments and they accomplishments, and they are very deserving of this recognition, says President, Joe Sandin.
There is more information about the ChamberChoice Awards program online at http://www.FMWFChamber.com/chamberchoice.
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