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New Yorker, May 27 Carbon-dioxide levels have increased every year, and earlier this month they reached the milestone of four hundred parts per million. "It feels like the inevitable march toward disaster," Lamont-Doherty scientist Maureen Raymo told the Times. Can You Blame Oklahoma Twister On Global Warming? The Daily Beast, May 21 The type of tornado that hit Oklahoma could become more common as the atmosphere warms. Or maybe not. Lamont-Doherty scientist Adam Sobel comments on the state of tornado prediction. Canada Earthquake Shakes N.y., Vermont Usa Today, May 20 A magnitude 4.4 earthquake in Ontario, Canada, was felt early Friday from upstate New York to the Vermont border and recorded on the Lamont-Doherty Cooperative Seismographic Network. Spock Stops An Active Volcano. Is That Possible? National Geographic, May 16 David Ferguson, a volcanologist at Lamont-Doherty, discusses the possibility of humans stopping massive magma flows. Storm Of The Century , May 15 Lamont-Doherty scientist Klaus Jacob discusses the difficult choices New York City must make to confront rising sea levels. A Carbon Dioxide Milestone Wisconsin Public Radio, May 14 Lamont-Doherty scientist Jason Smerdon speaks with public radio host Kathleen Dunn about C02 surpassing the 400 parts per million mark. |