Global climate change refers to the rise of earth's temperature, caused by human factors. It originates from the greenhouse effect of certain gases in our atmosphere like carbon dioxide (CO2) or methane (CH4) that block the escaping heat. The concentration of these gases has risen dramatically by human impact since the mid of the 20th century, with the burning of fossil fuels (oil and gas) and deforestation being main causes of this rise. The observed and expected effects include more and longer periods of draught, wildfires and an increased number of extreme weather events.
These days world is facing a problem of energy crisis, over population, pollution, island heating effect and many others challenging environmental issues. Now its time to save our nature, save our home planet earth. Then how can we achieve this? The best approach is to aware the community, teach our children, by informing them about the environm…
Information on the UNFCC climate negotiations using the Earth Negotiations Bulletin from the IISD
We watched the top 10 "mainstream media" home pages for the keywords "climate change" and "global warming" every 5 minutes and counted the number of times that they showed up. These are our results over the past 2 years.
Storing climate data on the blockchain
In this analysis of climate change, we investigate the linear relationship between global average temperature and time. We use linear regression to establish this relationship.
Repository of the webtool developed within the "Risk Analysis of Infrastructure Networks in response to extreme weather" (RAIN) FP7 European project.
This project aims to generate the code for the analysis of genetic diversity loss in alpine ecosistems due to climate change
Greenhouse gas emissions data packaged for easy exploration and charting
Animated, open source slides illustrating climate science. Drop 'em into your next presentation.
Visualization of climate change using data collected by Berkeley Earth.
Data from ecological studies about how the climate change drives the microbial community dinamycs in aquatic ecosystems
Extension of the Climate Smart Seaports project to the South Pacific region. This software is an online toolkit helping seaports authorities undertaking climate risk assessment backed by data.
Web application for Australian seaports authorities to identify future climate risks and adaptation, gather data related from various sources and models.
CS 232 Project Repository 1: A Study of the Heating Temperature in the Major Cities in the World through Data Mining using MongoDB
sea level rise/climate change theme
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