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Nature Bats Last – How Far We’ve Come See How Far We’ve Come (Part 3 of 3) by Guy McPerson guymcpherson.com ⇔ Updated most recently, likely for the final time, 2 August 2016. See How Far We’ve Come Never mind that American naturalist George Perkins...

The Climate Change Scorecard | “We are experiencing change 200 to 300 times faster than any of the previous major extinction events.” Since a nuclear weapon went off over Hiroshima, we have been living with visions of global catastrophe...

by Branton If even 10% of all this is True It is still too Much Gerardus [ATTENTION ALL ABDUCTEES!!! Please download and study this document and distribute as widely as possible, ESPECIALLY to any 'ABDUCTEES' whom you may know. If, as the late J. Allen...

AUSTRALIA 2025: How will science address the challenges of the future? In collaboration with Australia’s chief scientist Ian Chubb, we’re asking how each science discipline will contribute to Australia now and in the future. Written by luminaries...

by Carol Anne Clayson A significant area of uncertainty in climate science and one of the biggest limitations on our ability to predict the timing, location and impacts of climate change is our limited understanding of ocean processes and their interactions...