A jellyfish 'epidemic' has Australian scientists wondering if climate change is to be blamed
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To fix climate change, fix the obesity and starvation epidemics, reports sayThe world needs to come up with solutions to fight three interrelated pandemics -- obesity, starvation and climate change -- and it needs to do it fast before the planet is 'burning,' according to a report in Sunday's Lancet. It's a problem the authors call a global syndemic.
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Climate change will affect how many boys are born worldwide, scientists sayWorldwide, the sex ratio at birth averages between 103 to 106 males born for every 100 females; however, climate change and its effects on the environment in which pregnant women live will alter this ratio, research suggests.
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More wildfires, drought and climate change bring devastating changes to California wildlandsSouthern California's native landscapes are famously tough. But repeated wildfire and drought amplified by climate change pose a growing threat to wildlands that provide us with drinking water, untamed refuge from the Southland’s sprawl and stop mountainsides from sliding into our living rooms.
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House Democrats' rule changes would allow religious head coverings, climate change panel and Obamacare defenseHouse Democrats will vote Thursday on a new rules package for the next session of Congress that paves the way for the House to defend the Affordable Care Act in court, address climate change with a new committee and allow members to wear religious headwear on the House floor. The rules package is expected
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Whether good news or bad, northern Sierra readers can always blame the MessengerIn the pages of the Mountain Messenger, Don Russell has exposed double-dipping and ineptitude by public officials. He covers everything from school board meetings to federal land use in a tone that ranges from head-shaking to finger-pointing outrage.
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