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California panel urges 'Immediate Action'Global warming is projected to cause ocean levels to rise 55 inches or more by the end of the century. Report recommends phased abandonment of coastal areas and moving state infrastructure inland.


As California officials see it, global warming is happening so there's no time to waste in figuring out what to do.

 
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California is facing a monumental challenge California is facing a monumental challenge to meet the water demand of its current and projected population. Climate change, drought in California and the Colorado River Basin, legal mitigation in the Owens Valley and Sacramento/San Joaquin Delta, and a rapidly growing population has created a serious water scarcity that will affect every person and business in California this year,

 
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Eco-Friendly Backyard  It’s usually about mid-January that people start turning their thoughts toward their backyard.  In warmer weather, backyards can serve as additional living space and, if you’re like many families in the US, you probably spend a lot of time in your backyard.  You would think that being surrounded by nature makes you automatically eco-friendly.  This is not always the case, because even though you do yard work and plant trees and mulch and pull weeds, you may be applying fertilizers to your lawn that can seep into the water table.  In addition to that, if you use any kind of pesticides (which, everyone understands peak mosquito season), you’re also adding to the toxins that can be seeping down into the water table.  Are you beginning to question how eco-friendly your backyard is?  Not to worry, you can make your backyard eco-friendly with little or no effort and very little additional cost.  What you need to do before you begin to tackle your yard projects this year, is explore what you currently have and do in your yard and see how you can change or modify it to make your backyard more eco-friendly.  ?	Look at your climate and compare it with what kinds of plants you have in your yard.  If you live in a southern or desert climate, you probably won’t wind up with the rich, soft grasses that grow well in the upper Midwest, so it’s almost pointless to try.  With the hot, dry summers of the south, it would be silly to try to grow that grass, as it’s going to cost you a fortune in summer water bills, not to mention how much it will cost you to bring in black dirt for the pre-planting prep.  Try, instead to choose grasses that tolerate heat and drought well and are native to the area in which you live.  This will help to reduce unnecessary water consumption and improves your chances for actually getting your plants to grow.  Use this same philosophy with flowerbeds and trees.  Try to plant trees in the fall, instead of in the peak of summer, as this will give new trees a chance to get established with rains and cool weather before the heat of summer can stress trees. ?	Consider using plants to repel bugs.  Marigolds have strong bug repellant properties, as well as many other flowers that can repel everything from mosquitoes to spiders.  It’s a good idea to look at an organic gardening website or book for many more natural, eco-friendly backyard plants. ?	Start making compost with your backyard waste.  Instead of bagging and throwing away or burning your grass clippings, weeds and old mulch, consider adding them to a compost maker.  You can get compost containers that don’t cost to much and they will help to prevent the need to keep buying soil for your planting projects.  Compost containers are gaining popularity in eco-friendly backyards nationwide as they’re becoming less obtrusive and can blend with all backyard décor.  There is no better time than this summer to start working on your eco-friendly backyard.  Since most backyards are a constant beautiful project anyway, you can start incorporating your eco-friendly projects this summer and not pay extra.  In fact, you might even save a few bucks, and wouldn’t that be nice? With all the talk of renewable energy and how people and companies are applying solar energy to their buildings, you might be wondering how you can tap into the power of the sun.  Sometimes, it feels like it will cost so much to make your home eco-friendly that the idea of an eco-friendly remodel for your home is not only daunting, but the hurdle of costs can cause you to change your mind on the improvements you want to make.
 
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Environmental Rooms

Environmental rooms come in a variety of sizes and models.  Most are computerized and all help to control factors such as heat, cold, air purity and natural light.  If you or your company do anything that requires controlled conditions, you probably need to look into environmental rooms. 
 
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 Global Warming Definition Of

Global warming is the steady influx of air and water (or ocean) temperatures on the planet earth.  Global warming has been steadily tracked for years and has been argued by experts and non-experts alike.  The definition of global warming and it’s legitimacy has been discussed at length for quite some time.
 
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Current Environmental Issues

Whether we’re dealing with a drought in the West or South, tornadoes in the Midwest or floods across the Northeast and Europe, if you ask anyone if there are current environmental issues, more and more are beginning to say yes.  More than yes, people all across the world are beginning to take a look at our planet’s current environmental issues and the world is starting to take note.
 
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Global warming is it real

Global warming has been a topic of conversation for some time now.  It's been discussed on rudimentary levels as well as high society and government principles have been discussed. 

 
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Environmental Change Live EarthGlobal warming has definitely become a major concern for both individuals and governments around the world. Climate change threatens our sense of society and possibly most of human civilization. There are many speculations about the condition of our world as our environment changes for the worse. Some of the conditions seem so far fetch that they fit in the Book of Revelations. Others seem like they are to nothing more than a thorn in the side. Either way, we will need to adapt if our climate keeps changing like it is.