Hotter Than Ever
Tags: GLOBAL warming; TEMPERATURE; ANIMALS
Related Articles
- WILDLIFE ON THE HOT SEAT. Levy, Sharon // National Wildlife;Aug/Sep2000, Vol. 38 Issue 5, p20
Makes observations on the impact of global warming on wildlife. Relocation of butterfly species northward; Decline in weight and birth of fewer cubs by polar bears; Decline in the population of Porcupine caribou despite greenery on calving grounds; Adaptability of the Mexican blue jay. INSETS:...
- Antarctic Meltdown. Hickey, Georgina; Fullagar, Richard; Holden, Karina; Lee, Michael; Mcghee, Karen; Mclean, Michael; Sullivan, Rachel; Thomas, Abbie // Nature Australia;Autumn2002, Vol. 27 Issue 4, p6
Reports on the effect of global warming on Antarctica's natural environment in autumn 2002. Impact of global warming on Antarctic animals; Rise in air temperatures; Changes in the physical environment.
- THE FUTURE IS NOW. Kloor, Keith // Audubon;Mar/Apr2005, Vol. 107 Issue 2, p14
Focuses on the importance of wildlife preservation initiatives in preparation for global warming. Establishment of the Future Challenges Project by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S. Geological Survey; Predicted rise in surface temperatures in parts of the U.S.; Effect of global...
- Too Hot to Handle. // Weekly Reader News - Senior;Nov/Dec2004, Vol. 83, p3
Discusses the possible effects of global warming on penguins. Factors which cause global warming; Decline in the population of Ad�lie penguins from 1994 to 2004; Impact of the warmer weather caused by global warming on the food supply of the penguins.
- Too Hot to Handle. // Weekly Reader News - Senior;11/19/2004, Vol. 83 Issue 11, p3
Discusses the effect of global warming on the penguin population. Factors that cause global warming; Decrease in the population of Ad�lie penguins caused by warmer temperatures; Shrimplike creatures which serve as important food for penguins.
- THE ESCALATOR EFFECT. Marris, Emma // Rachel's Democracy & Health News;11/29/2007, Issue 935, p7
The article reports on the escalator effect and its impact on species. Under the concept, species move up towards colder climates if they are unable to stand heating temperature at lower levels. It was observed that not all species adjust to temperature shifts caused by global warming. Many...
- Letting the Facts Speak For Themselves. Wexler, Mark // National Wildlife;Apr/May2005, Vol. 43 Issue 3, p6
Introduces a series of articles that gather evidence supporting the reality of global warming and its negative impact on wildlife and the environment.
- A link to global warming. Young, Barbara // National Provisioner;Aug2006 Supplement, p8
The article provides insights on the effects of global warming to human and animal life. Diseases emerge as a result of record heat and high humidity levels, posing threats to life. The U.S. animal protein industry struggles to defend its position against accusations that the environment is...
- Homeless. Brown, Kathryn // New Scientist;05/13/2000, Vol. 166 Issue 2238, p28
Discusses the effects of global warming on environments and species. Effects of melting glaciers at the Glacier national park in Montana; Effect on Canada, which is home to many animals that are reliant on the cold; Comparison of climate changes and migrations in the past to those which could...
