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  1. Exploring Mexico's Sacred Caves

    Fri, 30 Nov 2012

    of kilometers, German scientists are preparing three-dimensional tip of the iceberg. Scientists are still completely rose dramatically after the last ice age , about 10,000 years system, for example, scientists stumbled upon both the

  2. Sea Level Rising Toward Washington and Other Cities

    Sun, 14 Oct 2012

    world's climate scientists since then World's Climate scientists report that had ended the last Ice Age some ten the great ice - sheets back into world's climate scientists : The Industrial land based glaciers and from

  3. Big Bone Lick: How mastodons made Kentucky history

    Sun, 5 Aug 2012

    minds and beliefs of top scientists east and west of the Atlantic Thomas Jefferson, and scientists around the world to recast weigh 10 pound(s)." Scientists say during and since the most recent Ice Age , which ended about 10

  4. Study: Native Americans came to the New World in three waves

    Wed, 11 Jul 2012

    from Asia. Migration halted by Ice Age glaciers resumed after that time from Siberia when geologists established that an Ice Age land bridge from Siberia to Alaska 000 years ago, on an earlier Ice Age land bridge that was blocked until

  5. How Did the First Americans Spread Across the Continent?

    Tue, 26 Jun 2012

    Siberia with Alaska during the last Ice Age , moved down into the have been covered with glaciers were in fact ice free waters from melting glaciers . A nice little village tamer during the end of the last ice age . Or maybe not. At

  6. Iowa Family Finds Mammoth Bones In Backyard

    Tue, 5 Jun 2012

    alongside very small bones." Horgen says the mammoth is at least 12,000 years old, and was extinct by the end of the last ice age . Horgen also noted that the mammoth's discovery is not uncommon in Iowa, and that the museum has a working record

News

  1. Climate Canard No. 1: A 'Crime Against Humanity' (and the Central Fear About Global Warming)

    Sun, 15 Apr 2012

    statement that " climate is always be causing climate swings called " interglacials ." We have interglacial since the last Ice Age ended about These regular Ice Age cycles are long known by scientists to be triggered the sun. Climate change deniers

  2. Woolly Mammoth Apparently Butchered by Ancient Humans

    Thu, 5 Apr 2012

    2010 by local people; scientists have come from around likely do. Instead, scientists say they found that someone Fisher and other scientists had joined with a French-based trying to reconstruct of the last ice age ," said Bernard Buigues

  3. Flowering Plant Revived After 30,000 Years in Russian Permafrost

    Mon, 20 Feb 2012

    before writing, before the last Ice Age . And while it's not itself is that old, scientists in Russia say they regenerated 300 years. The Russian scientists were able to grow it does it matter? The scientists say the world's permafrost

  4. Smoke and Mirrors in the Climate Debate

    Thu, 16 Feb 2012

    the one side are the scientists , lobby groups and commentators a "consensus" among climate researchers. But for sun's effect on the climate as "low" to "very believed to have caused the " Little Ice Age " in the Middle Ages

  5. Project to pour water into Oregon volcano to make power

    Sat, 14 Jan 2012

    peaks in the Cascades, reaching an elevation of 10,000 feet and a diameter of 20 miles. It blew its top before the last Ice Age , leaving a caldera studded with towering lava flows, two lakes, and 400 cinder cones, some 400 feet tall. Although

  6. Earthquakes in Oklahoma? Is 'Fracking' to Blame, or Something Else?

    Wed, 9 Nov 2011

    Sooner State highlight the challenge scientists face as they try to improve earthquake-hazard increasingly well-studied, allowing scientists to estimate repeat rates for major and the US northern tier during the last Ice Age . That seems to be more influential

  7. Archaeologists Find Central Europe's Oldest Painting

    Wed, 9 Nov 2011

    significance, or they might be a form of ice age menstruation calendar -- one point of sediment created at the end of the last ice age rather than the older, deeper layers number of important archeological ice age finds, including what is believed

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Videos

  1. Webcast: Campus Shooting; State of the Planet; The Creators of Guitar Hero

    Fri, 15 Feb 2008

    fast. When scientists remove just one. Polar ice sheets are melting so fast scientists say rising mountain glaciers are already Too say scientists to prevent ago after the last ice age and has relied relatively stable climate . Climatologists

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    food. Destabilizing. Governments. Civilization only began eight or 9000 years ago after the last ice age and has relied on a relatively stable climate . Climatologists say temperature rise could flatten out in about 2050 avoiding the worst catastrophe at least. If humanity starts lowering emissions sharply
  2. State of the Planet

    Fri, 15 Feb 2008

    show the climate would be one. Polar ice sheets are melting so fast scientists say rising mountain glaciers are already Too say scientists to prevent ago after the last ice age and has relied relatively stable climate . Climatologists

    The last ice age found at 2:10

    food. Destabilizing. Governments. Civilization only began eight or 9000 years ago after the last ice age and has relied on a relatively stable climate . Climatologists say temperature rise could flatten out in about 2050 avoiding the worst catastrophe at least. If humanity starts lowering emissions sharply
  3. Antarctic Ice Sheet Melting Faster

    Thu, 5 Mar 2009

    Second glaciers and mountains faster than scientists expected does called ice sheets up to two over from the last ice age . One covers stable but scientists are looking ice that scientists now report

    The last ice age found at 1:02

    it will not raise the water level authority in the water. Second glaciers and mountains around the world even on the equator. They're melting far faster than scientists expected but don't add that much water to sea level rise. The third kind device does called ice sheets up to two miles thick thousands of miles across. Earth has three left over from the last ice age . One covers Greenland in the warming north it's already sliding more quickly into the -- To cover Antarctica in the south. Divided by a mountain range the east Antarctic ice sheet by far the biggest with some 200 feet of sea level rise locked up -- size. Is thought probably stable but scientists are looking hard at that. It's a smaller but still vast west Antarctic ice sheet sixteen feet of sea level rise in its ice that scientists now report is warming up. Parts of that sliding more than 80% faster into the sea and only fifteen years ago. This means that the UN's recent estimate of up to about a half a metre sea level rise this century is now out of date. And that many more experts are now seriously considering the possibility. Of up to two meters of sea level rise within the lifetime of today's children. Scientists also report that most of west Antarctica melt water won't raise sea level in the southern oceans. As the massive gravity of
  4. Webcast: Health Care Summit, Melting Antarctic, Do Textisms Save Time?

    Thu, 5 Mar 2009

    Second glaciers and mountains faster than scientists expected does called ice sheets up to two over from the last ice age . One covers stable but scientists are looking ice that scientists now report

    The last ice age found at 7:54

    it will not raise the water level authority in the water. Second glaciers and mountains around the world even on the equator. There melting far faster than scientists expected but don't add that much water to sea level rise. The third kind device does called ice sheets up to two miles thick thousands of miles across. Earth has three left over from the last ice age . One covers Greenland in the warming north it's already sliding more quickly into the city. To cover Antarctica in the south. Divided by a mountain range the east Antarctic ice sheet by far the biggest with some 200 feet of sea level rise locked up in the size. Is thought probably stable but scientists are looking hard at that. It's a smaller but still vast west Antarctic ice sheet sixteen feet of sea level rise in its ice that scientists now report is warming up. Parts of -- more than 80% faster into the sea and only fifteen years ago. This means that the UN's recent estimate of up to about a half a meter sea level rise this century is now out of date. And that many more experts are now seriously considering the possibility. Of up to two meters of sea level rise was in the lifetime of today's children. Scientists also report that most of west Antarctica melt water won't raise sea level in the southern oceans. As the massive gravity of
  5. The Fears of Global Climate Disruption

    Thu, 13 Mar 2008

    term global climate disruption worries some scientists have about Who study the climate of the Earth's Just when the last ice age warmed up for trigger Earth's climate back into another to adjust. Scientists don't know

    The last ice age found at 1:14

    to get a sense of one of the more extreme worries some scientists have about man made global warming. Is to think about the difference between say New York's Central Park here and Steven Spielberg Jurassic Park. In which science fiction gave us a glimpse of what earth was like back in the Jurassic age a 175. Million years ago. During one of Earth's greenhouse period. Let me explain with the help of a few shirt cardboard then my felt -- here. -- climatologists. Who study the climate of the Earth's deep past tell us that earth formed about four and a half billion years ago. Has alternated between these -- greenhouse periods. When there's little or no snow or ice on the planet. Here's the Jurassic age over here was -- dinosaurs and these much colder ice house periods and if you zoom in -- this current ice house period. You can see that it's been composed. Of a number of ice ages -- warm periods in between in fact here is the beginning of civilization. Just when the last ice age warmed up for a bit about 101000 years ago. Humans on the got started a few ice ages ago over here. The
  6. 'Polar Obsession': Beauty, Science and Loss

    Mon, 7 Dec 2009

    Fifteen years has been climate changes and the changing years ago at the end of the last ice age and at the beginning. But period of very stable climate . During which all of our significant impact on the global climate and on ecosystems worldwide

    The last ice age found at 4:13

    it the began just over 101000 years ago at the end of the last ice age and at the beginning. But period of very stable climate . During which all of our human civilization our agriculture all our technology and arts and sciences heavy vault. The answer -- seen a term -- signed a Sony made up a few years ago is a period of time the begins around the year 18100. When humanity with its growing population and the burning of fossil fuels in great amounts. Began to have a significant impact on the global climate and on ecosystems worldwide. And the -- curve as the graph which was started this modern form about fifty years ago by
  7. NASA's Opinion on Global Warming

    Thu, 31 May 2007

    still a tiny number of scientists who agree with that anything about a warming climate most scientists however strongly disagree years ago just after the last ice age but he global temperature depended on the stable climate . But temperatures

    The last ice age found at 1:48

    There are still a tiny number of scientists who agree with -- that humanity doesn't necessarily need to do anything about a warming climate most scientists however strongly disagree. Here's why. Look at this graph of global temperature they say civilization started here about 7000 years ago just after the last ice age but he global temperature leveled off. Agriculture has always depended on the stable climate . But temperatures are now on track to shoot way above what civilization has ever known even the president distanced himself from Griffin
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