21. The Week That Was Index 25, 2002, Chemicals and Toxicity; Polar Bears in the arctic; . Spinning Just inTime for COP7, Antarctic Ozone Hole Has a Horror Story for all regions, more http://www.sepp.org/weekwas/weekwas.html

The Week That Was Archive April 24, 2004 Reflections on Earth Day; Burying Kyoto; Books to read on Earth Day; Global warming in the house of Lords April 17, 2004 Emmission cuts put British jobs on danger; OECD countries don't meet greenhouse goal; Gore legacy persists April 10, 2004 Prather on WMDs; Sweden on nuclear power; Dioxin and tumors; Gasoline prices; Oil crisis imminent April 3, 2004 Legates attacks the hockeystick; Climate models flawed; Enron and Kyoto; Methyl bromide March 27, 2004 Environmental NGOs; EPA to test business management plans; New fuel fees; Toxic tort developments March 20, 2004 COP in Buenos Aires; German labor unions; Climate change could benefit crops; California's vehicle controls March 13, 2004 Canadian reactions to Sir David King; Climate science ignored by UK scientists; Wind energy in Germany March 6, 2004 Global warming; White House politicizing science; Pentagon report; Nuclear power and health; Nuclear news February 28, 2004

22. Table Of Contents Characteristics from Rawinsondes arctic and Antarctic Sea Ice Since 1972 (TD9938)arctic and Southern Collection (CD) China Administrative regions GIS Data 1 http://mercury.ornl.gov/esip/html/

Table of Contents 1 Kilometer Land Cover Product from the University of Maryland 15 Minute Stream Flow Data: USGS (FIFE) 1992-1993 Winter Precipitation in Southwest Arizona (TR 93-02) 1994 Weather in the Southeast: The February Ice Storm and July Flooding (TR 94-03) ... Zonal and Meridional Wind Stress Data for Atlantic Ocean, 1970-1986

23. AAHRI Newsletter AAHRI Newsl. Aarhus Geoscience Aarhus Geosci. Anim. arctic arctic arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research Arct. Qual. Journal of environmentalRadioactivity J. envir. Journal of Regional Science J. region. http://library.ceh.ac.uk/EndNote/jourabbrev.txt

24. Glaciobib of climatic change in the Canadian arctic towards calibrating Cold regions Scienceand Technology, 16107144 Modelling the Antarctic ice-sheet changes through http://www.antcrc.utas.edu.au/~tas/glbib/glaciobib.html

Glaciology Bibliography Akerlok et al., 1994 Akerlok, C., Alcock, C., Allsman, R., Axelrod, T., Bennett, D. P., Cook, K. H., Freeman, K., Griest, K., Marshall, S., Park, H. S., Perlmutter, S., Quinn, P., Reimann, J., Rodgers, A., Stubbs, C. W., and Sutherland, W. (1994). Application of cubic splines to the spectral analysis of unequally spaced data. Astrophysical Journal Albert, 1996 Albert, M. R. (1996). Properties and processes affecting sublimation rates in layered firn. Report 96-27, CRREL. Allan and Haylock, 1993 Allan, R. J. and Haylock, M. R. (1993). Circulation features associated with the winter rainfall decrease in Southwestern Australia. J. Climate Allan et al., 1995 Allan, R. J., Lindesay, Jannette, A., and Reason, Chris, J. C. (1995). Multidecadal variability in the climate system over the Indian Ocean region during the Austral summer. J. Climate Allen and Smith, 1996 Allen, M. R. and Smith, L. A. (1996). Monte carlo SSA: Detecting irregular oscillations in the presence of colored noise. J. Climate

25. Polar Challenges / FR / Environnement / Arctique / Quelques Liens Translate this page Are About The overall goal of arctic Circle is to stimulate among viewers a greaterinterest in the peoples and environment of the arctic and Subarctic region. http://www.antarctica.org/FR/Envir/Pag/arctique/page_liens.htm

n'avons pas encore eu le temps d'effectuer ce travail pour notre section "Antarctique" / Mais, comme de grandes expéditions Arctiques vont se dérouler dès le printemps 2002, nous ne pouvons pas laisser passer cette occasion de vous aider pistes à suivre pour découvrir les régions polaires "Arctiques" http://www.mb.ec.gc.ca/nature/ecosystems/da00s04.fr.htm Arctic Resources (en anglais) http://www.dartmouth.edu/acad-inst/arctic/roadmap.html Arctic Institute of North America at the University of Calgary Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research at the University of Colorado (Boulder) The National Institite of Polar Research in Japan ... The University of Copenhagen Dept of Eskimology Profils de l'Arctique canadien http://collections.ic.gc.ca/arctic/francais/francais.htm Quelques belles pages sur l'exploration du passage du Nord-Ouest http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/cartes/russiearctique2000 Une page du mensuel Le Monde Diplomatique Le site de l'UICN (Union mondiale pour la Nature) du bureau canadien http://www.iucn.ca/index.html

26. Evaluation Of Bioremediation In Cold Regions Bioremediation has been considered for application in cold regions suchas arctic and subarctic climates and Antarctica. http://www.pubs.asce.org/WWWdisplay.cgi?9704389

27. [Mon Site SPIP] in summer Population of agglomeration in the Barents Region SEA ICE Thining ofthe arctic seaice Sea TOURISM Tourism in the Antarctic Tourism growth in the http://carto.eu.org/plan.php3

Mon site SPIP Collection fictive - test Grida Le Monde diplomatique Mon site SPIP Collection fictive - test Grida Le Monde diplomatique ... ADMIN

28. MISU Seminars angular momentum Another view of the dynamics of the antarctic and arctic oscillation andthe rationale of largescale control in regional climate modeling http://www.misu.su.se/seminars2003.html

Seminars at MISU in 2003 Click here for upcoming seminars December 19, Fri, 10:00, G-Salen, Arrhenius Laboratory Kristina Eneroth , MISU Disputation: "Atmospheric transport of carbon dioxide and other trace species in high northern latitudes" December 18, Thu, 15:00, C609, Arrhenius Laboratory (6th floor) Lars Gidhagen , MISU, SMHI "Concentrations of ultrafine particles in Stockholm air" December 10, Wed, 15:00, C609, Arrhenius Laboratory (6th floor) Prof. Jan Erik Weber , Department of Geosciences, Oslo University "Wind- and wave-induced mass transport in the ocean" December 9, Tue, 15:00, C609, Arrhenius Laboratory (6th floor) Johanna Lauros , MISU "Effect of atmospheric variability on nucleation rate: a parameterization" December 4, Thu, 15:00, K215 (floor 2) Rezwan Mohammad , MISU "Symmetric and asymmetric modes of thermohaline circulation" December 4, Thu, 13:00, A607, Arrhenius Laboratory, 6th floor Dr. Farah Khosrawi , Institute of Stratospheric Chemistry, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany "Nucleation and Condensation Processes of H2SO4/H2O Aerosols in the Tropopause Region" December 3, Wed, 15:00, K215 (floor 2)

29. Untitled Munsch 2.4 0.5 9001EN The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubb Dr. Seuss 4.0 1.0 29214EN A.A. Milne (Young at Heart) Jill C. 1.6 0.5 28105EN The Antarctic Ocean Lynn M. Stone 4.4 0.5 28088EN The Antarctic Lynn M 1.0 15945EN arctic Animals Bobbie Kalman 6.8 2.0 17207EN arctic Antarctic (Eyewitness) Barbara http://www.henry.k12.ga.us/pce/artitle.txt

30. Consequences (v1,No3) - The Environment Since 1970 hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica catalyzed signature and is spreading to theArctic and mid tropical forests and coastal marine regions where diversity http://www.gcrio.org/CONSEQUENCES/fall95/envir.html

CONESQUENCES: Volume 1, Number 3 The Environment Since 1970 by Jesse H. Ausubel David G. Victor , and ... Iddo K. Wernik In the minds of many, 1970 marked the beginning of the modern environmental movement, symbolized by the first observance of "Earth Day" in the spring of that year. In the ensuing quarter century we have built personal computers and engineered genes. We have ended the Cold War, the Berlin Wall and apartheid in South Africa. And we have felt deepening environmental concern, punctuated by drought in the Sahel, accidents in Bhopal and Chernobyl, and spilt oil in France, Ireland, and Alaska. The data on which we rely are mostly collected by national governments. They are compiled periodically in reports of the U.S. government, United Nations organizations, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the World Resources Institute, and other groups. The most important of the sources are identified at the end of the article. UNDERLYING FORCES OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE Population Energy use Total commercial energy consumption grew at the same rate as population, from the equivalent of a little over five billion tons of oil in 1970 to just under eight each year today. Thus, global per capita commercial energy consumption has remained roughly constant. Per capita commercial energy consumption in low-income countries more than doubled. Still, absolute consumption remains concentrated in the wealthy industrialized nations, where 15 percent of the world's population consume over half the energy used.

31. Ulrik Søchting interests Taxonomy and biogeography of arctic and antarctic the Caloplaca flora ofthe western Antarctic region. flora of the western Antarctic area Abstract http://www.bi.ku.dk/staff/staff-vip-details.asp?ID=38

32. References envir., 23185200, 1989. Carbon monoxide and total ozone in arctic and Antarcticregions seasonal variations, long-term trends and relationships. http://physics.umbc.edu/~mcmillan/PROJECTS/MOPITT_val/MTPE_EOS_COval_proposal_fi

Next: Management Approach Up: Validation of MOPITT Column Previous: Summary of Proposed Activities References G. P. Anderson, S. A. Clough, F. X. Kneizys, J. H. Chetwynd, and E. P. Shettle. AFGL atmospheric concentration profiles (0-120 km). Tech. Rep. AFGL-TR-86-0110 , AFGL (OPI), Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., 1987. J. F. Boatman, D. L. Wellman, C. C. Van Valin, R. L. Gunter, J. D. Ray, H. Sievering, Y. Kim, S. W. Wilkison, and M. Luria. Airborne sampling of selected trace chemicals above the central United States. J. Geophys. Res. V. S. Connors, M. Flood, T. Jones, B. Gormsen, S. Nolf, and H. G. Reichle. Global distribution of biomass burning and carbon monoxide in the middle troposphere during early April and October 1994. In J. S. Levine, editor, Biomass Burning and Global Change, Volume 1: Remote Sensing and Modeling of Biomass Burning, and Biomass Burning in the Boreal Forest , pages 99-106. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass., 1997. P. J. Crutzen, L. E. Heidt, J. P. Krasnec, and W. H. Pollock. Biomass burning as a source of atmospheric gases CO, H

33. A. Amantov. Huge Ice Sheets ... References Studies of glacial history in arctic Canada, I. Pumice Initiation and growth ofthe East Antarctic ice sheet. Regional Geology and Metallogeny, No.1, pp. http://home.comset.net/aaman63/glacial/refer11.htm

References AlDahan A. A., 1985. Mineral diagenesis and petrology of the Dala sandstone, central Sweden. - Bulletin of the Geological Institutions of the University of Uppsala, N.S. 12, pp. 1 - 48. Andrews J. T., 1982. On the reconstruction of Pleistocene ice sheets: a review. Quaternary Science Reviews 1, pp. 1 - 30. Andrews J. T., 1987. Amantov A., 1990 a. Geology and Cenozoic development of the subaquaeous Fennoscandian margins (in Russian). - Rep. of 9 All-Union Marine Geol. School. Pp. 6-7. Amantov A., 1990 b Amantov A., 1991. Bedrock basin of the Gulf of Finland as a part of Baltic-White sea form at the boundary of Fennoscandian shield. - Abstracts of the 2 Marine Geological Conference "The Baltic", Rostock-Warnemünde, 1991, Amantov A., 1992a. Geological structure of the sedimentary cover of the Northwestern Russia basins (In Russian). - Sedimentary cover of the glacial shelves of the Northwestern seas of Russia. St. Petersburg, pp.25-47. Amantov A., 1992b. Investigations of the (geological and tectonic) structure and estimation of the metallogenic specialization of the subaquaeous Baltic shields' margin (in Russian). -

34. Undergraduate Catalog 1995-97, University Of Wisconsin-Madison such as seabed mining, marine life, arctic and antarctic areas); Trans domestic andinternational politics of forming regimes or regional institutions for http://www.wisc.edu/pubs/home/archives/ug95/10lettsci/43intrel.html

College of Letters and Science Go to College of Letters and Science Home Page International Relations Visit the International Relations Home Page 4109 Helen C. White Hall, 600 North Park Street, Madison, WI 53706; 608/263-6916 Chair: Leon N. Lindberg Undergraduate adviser in the major: Gesele E. Durham, 4111 Helen C. White Hall, 262-8431. Certification of proficiency in expository English: This requirement is met automatically upon satisfactory completion of the major. No additional requirement is necessary. Courses that count toward the 15 credits of upper-level work in the major: Since participating departments differ in correspondence of number and level for courses, we provide the following guidelines. In the departments of Economics, Political Science, and History, all course work numbered 300 and above will meet the upper-level work definition. For all other departments, courses designated "A" or "D" in the Timetable or this catalog will meet the upper-level work definition. Requirements for the Major Option I: Global Security and American Foreign Policy Option II: International Political Economy and Policy Studies Option III: Area Studies ... Option IV. Managing the Global Commons

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36. Heeding Bible Prophecy: New Earth There will be upheavals in the arctic and the Antarctic sic that CHURCH AGE Worldregions are presently being broken down into bioregions by the United http://watch.pair.com/new-earth.html

100These reports are frequently augmented, so use your REFRESH BUTTON. HEEDING BIBLE PROPHECY UNDERSTANDING SATAN'S PLAN ENVIRONMENT N.B. Each topic is titled with a familiar Bible term. The parenthesis ( ) which follows identifies either the actual or a counterfeit fulfillment of prophecy through the agency of the secret societies. Please see Introduction for protocols of this prophecy study. NEW EARTH A. Earth Destroyed (Polar Shift) B. Cities Destroyed (Wilderness Project) C. Land Divided (Bioregions) D. High Places/Groves (Ley Lines/Sacred Sites/World Heritage Sites) E. Earthquakes (Manmade) F. Burning Mountains (Volcanoes) G. Garden of Eden (Atlantis) H. Hiding Places/Mountains (Underground Cities) I. The Abyss/Hell (Hollow Earth/Hades) 6. NEW EARTH 6-A. EARTH DESTROYED (Polar Shift) PREMISE At the end of the Millennium, God will destroy the earth in order to recreate it. At the end of Satan's Golden Age, he will attempt to destroy the earth. God's Plan Pre-Flood Era Old Testament Church Age (Last Days) Tribulation Great Tribulation New Heavens/New Earth Satan's Counterfeit Pre-Flood Era Old Testament Church Age Tribulation Great Tribulation PROGRAM OF GOD Great Tribulation (end): God will turn the world upside down.

37. ELIOS - Sites ENERGY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - ANTarcticA - HANDICAPPED MANAGEMENT - CLIMATECHANGE - arctic CIRCLE - BOTANY LAND SURFACES - POLAR regions - CLIMATE CHANGE http://www.ittig.cnr.it/BancheDatiGuide/elios/sites.htm

Home Search Map Feedback ... NetTools Sites AlphabeticList GeographicList Alphabetic List of relevant law sites A B C D ... Z A ACRC - Antarctic Cooperative Research Centre http://www.antcrc.utas.edu.au/antcrc/ The Antarctic CRC was established in 1991 and is now one of the largest research organisations in the world concerned with polar regions. It has the equivalent of 30 full-time research scientists and 32 support staff housed mostly in the one building on the campus of the University of Tasmania. It is very closely connected with the Institute of Antarctic and Southern Ocean Studies (a postgraduate research department of the University which is in the same building and has the same Director) and thereby has some 65 postgraduate students involved in its research. Some of the items faced within this site concern polar regions - antarctica - university - tasmania - global environmental change - biological productivity - education. Web by University of Tasmania (Australia) Australia ) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Polar Regions new entry http://www.agrilawpress.com

38. March 2002 com WASHINGTON — Drilling in the arctic National Wildlife trail projects in Rochester sninecounty region. Global Warming Shatters Giant Antarctic Ice Shelf http://66.227.37.127/RochesterEnvironment/march_2002.htm

Home Up FAQ Feedback ... Rochester Issues : Get all the news and resources for these issues: Superfund Zebra Mussels Deer Problem Lyme Disease ... Subscribe or Unsubscribe to RENewsletter Get news links Action reports updates every week. Calendar To add your event, e-mail it to me Sponsored by Be sure to visit these pages (below) in Green Solitaire Environmental ACTION! Bush Watch Environment News ... E-Resources March 2002 — Mayor William Johnson Jr. on Friday sharply criticized the cleanup efforts of CSX Corp. at the site of a December train derailment in Charlotte. "We are not going to take it anymore," Johnson said at a news conference in Rochester. "They have to get on with the cleanup and do it now." March 1, 2002) DemocratandChronicle.com City officials are losing patience with CSX Corp., questioning its cleanup plan for hazardous chemicals left after a December derailment and failing to keep people out of the contaminated area. ( March 1, 2002)

39. INSTITUTE CODES - SECOND HEADER 4 MEERESKUNDE) ARGENTINA 94 0801 ARGENTINA ANTarctic INSTITUTE (BUENOS FISH RES BOARDOF CANADA arctic UNIT (MONTREAL MAR SCI BRANCH PAC REGION (VICTORIA) 159 http://www.nodc.noaa.gov/OC5/inst.txt

40. Recent Publications Francisco Estuary Seasonal, Interannual and Regional Variation in early December1999 within the arctic vortex, Journal AGU Antarctic Research Series, in press http://rtc.sfsu.edu/Publications/recent_publications.htm

General Info rtcinfo@sfsu.edu Bay Conference or Ohrenschall Guest Center info bccinfo@sfsu.edu Updated PUBLICATIONS BY RTC RESEARCH SCIENTISTS 2001-2003 Peer reviewed publications: Arrigo KR, Dunbar RB, Lizotte MP, Robinson DH. 2002. Taxon-specific differences in C/P and N/P drawdown for phytoplankton in the Ross Sea, Antarctica. Geophysical Res. Letters 29(20), 10.1029/2002GL015277. U.S. JGOFS Contribution Number 961. Arrigo KR, Robinson DH, Dunbar RB, Leventer AR, Lizotte MP. 2003 Physical control of chlorophyll a , POC, and PON distributions in the pack ice of the Ross Sea, Antarctica. J Geophys Res 108, No. C10, 3316. Arrigo, K. R., D. L. Worthen, and D. H. Robinson. 2003. A coupled ocean-ecosystem model of the Ross Sea. Part 2: Phytoplankton taxonomic variability and primary production. J. Geophys. Res. 108, No. C7, 3231 Avent, S., S. M. Bollens, E. Horgan, M. Butler, and R. Roundtree. 2001. Planktonic hydroids on Georges Bank: Ingestion and selective feeding by predatory fishes. Deep-Sea Research II, 48: 673-684. Beet, A., A. R. Solow, and S. M. Bollens. 2003. Comparing vertical plankton profiles with replication. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser., In Press

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