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Old tabular iceberg with zodiac and expedition group, Antarctica

Old tabular iceberg with zodiac and expedition group, Antarctica

'Home' film on Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU greenwise art 2009

Dust carried by the wind has far-reaching effects, including the loss of nutrients and water-holding capacity from landscapes, and the speeding up of the melting of snow, which affects the timing and magnitude of runoff into streams and rivers. Low vegetation cover can especially be a problem in drought years in abandoned agricultural fields, which are generally dominated by annual plants. This means that the consequences of dust storms, including motor vehicle crashes, are high in a drought year and low in years with more precipitation. Future climate scenarios predict that drought conditions will worsen, and therefore more dust storms are likely. Photo: Dust storm near Winslow, AZ in April 2011. Seth Munson , USGS.

Old men hand holding the earth, environment concept, save the earth concept, climate change. Old men hand holding the earth, environment concept, save the earth concept, climate change

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Ucab Itogon Benguet Landslide Tragedy Typhoon Ompong Mangkhut Philippines

Ucab Itogon Benguet Landslide Tragedy Typhoon Ompong Mangkhut Philippines

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Not all USGS science happens on the land...we also like to go for a swim every now and then! Here we see one of scientists, Christopher Reich, as he core drills coral to collect cores for paleoclimate analyses off the coast of Florida. Credit: Don Hickey, USGS. Not all USGS science happens on the land...we also like to go for a swim every now and then! Here we see one of scientists, Christopher Reich, as he core drills coral to collect cores for paleoclimate analyses off the coast of Florida. Credit: Don Hickey, USGS.

White spotted Alaskan harbor seal lounging and relaxing on small iceberg with parent watching over

White spotted Alaskan harbor seal lounging and relaxing on small iceberg with parent watching over

Adventure Mont Blanc

Adventure Mont Blanc

Pollution of the environment

Pollution of the environment

Young men carrying straw

Young men carrying straw

Heavy waves hit the Jacksonville Beach, Florida shoreline. Heavy waves hit the Jacksonville Beach, Florida shoreline.

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Man carrying hay in Africa

Man carrying hay in Africa

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environmental piece: reduced size/quality version. as yet unpublished. '09 Greenwise Art greenwisedesign.wordpress.com Prints, designs etc available to buy on the Greenwise Zazzle Store. environmental piece: reduced size/quality version. as yet unpublished. '09 Greenwise Art greenwisedesign.wordpress.com Prints, designs etc available to buy on the Greenwise Zazzle Store...

'Home' - wood version

Greenwise Art greenwisedesign.wordpress.com 'Home' film on Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU greenwisedesign.wordpress.com '09. Greenwise Art greenwisedesign.wordpress.com 'Home' film on Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU greenwisedesign.wordpress.com '09

Solar Panel and Wind Turbine

Solar Panel and Wind Turbine

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Bent Sea Rod Bleaching

A colony of the soft coral known as the "bent sea rod" stands bleached on a reef off of Islamorada, Florida. Hard and soft corals are presently bleaching- losing their symbiotic algae – all over the coral reefs of the Florida Keys due to unusually warm ocean temperatures this summer. Months with waters warmer than 85 F have become more frequent in the last several decades compared to a century ago, stressing and in some cases killing corals when temperatures remain high for too long. Learn more about the details and read the study at on.doi.gov/BentSeaCorals Photo credit: Kelsey Roberts, USGS. A colony of the soft coral known as the "bent sea rod" stands bleached on a reef off of Islamorada, Florida. Hard and soft corals are presently bleaching- losing their symbiotic algae – all over the coral reefs of the Florida Keys due to unusually warm ocean temperatures this summer. Months with waters warmer than 85 F have become more frequent in the last several decades compared to a century ago, stressing and in some cases killing corals when temperatures remain high for too long. Learn more about the details and read the study at on.doi.gov/BentSeaCorals Photo credit: Kelsey Roberts, USGS.

Checkers in Africa

Checkers in Africa

Sunset in Africa

Sunset in Africa

'Home' earth -closer

www.ademc.net '09. www.ademc.net '09

Fulbright Arctic at the National Museum of Natural History

On Tuesday, October 25th, 2016 #Fulbright Arctic Scholars were at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History with the U.S. Arctic Youth Ambassadors to talk about life in the Arctic and how #ClimateChange is affecting the region. On Tuesday, October 25th, 2016 #Fulbright Arctic Scholars were at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History with the U.S. Arctic Youth Ambassadors to talk about life in the Arctic and how #ClimateChange is affecting the region.

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