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...Avoiding Dangerous Climate Change?: it?s a summary of research presented at a conference of the same name last year. But it does point out that the temperature need only rise about halfway to the worst-case scenario for such catastrophic events as the melting of the Greenland ice cap, or, worse yet, the West Antarctic ice sheet. The latter event could raise sea levels a whopping 5 meters, or about 16 ft., which could drown huge swaths of low-lying coastland and essentially wipe out countries like Bangladesh and the Maldives. Modest temperature increases could also shut...
...nailed another three. The junior guard grabbed a steal on the other end and then proceeded to make his only mistake during the run, missing the back end of a one-and-one. Goffredo made up for that, though, nailing trifectas on each of the next three possessions to cap off a personal 16-3 run that put Harvard up 35-15 with 4:06 left before halftime. “Jimmy made some phenomenal plays,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “He was definitely in rhythm, and everyone derived great energy from that...
...very likely filmed his killer. From the banks of the Normanby River, on Australia's remote Cape York Peninsula, she and husband Barry frequently videotaped the large saltwater crocodiles that prowl the waterways of Lakefield National Park. Last August, on one of their regular expeditions, Glenda dropped a lens cap into the water. As she retrieved it, a large crocodile approached. Police believe that later that day, as the couple ventured out in a small canoe to fish in the river, the same reptile appeared again. Barry, 60, tried to push away the 4-m-long crocodile with...
...three. The junior guard grabbed a steal on the other end and then proceeded to make his only mistake during the run—missing the back end of a one-and-one. Goffredo made up for that, though, nailing trifectas on each of the next three possessions to cap off a personal 16-3 run that put Harvard up 35-15 with 4:06 left before halftime.“Jimmy made some phenomenal plays,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “He was definitely in rhythm, and everyone derived great energy from that...
...caused significant flooding yesterday afternoon to the basement of Littauer Library. Few books are stored in the basement of the library, which opened in 1939 and contains collections on economics, government, and political science, along with the Environmental Science and Public Policy Archives. The flooding was caused when a cap in a water line broke, according to Matthew P. Stec, the building manager who was on scene coordinating the clean-up effort. Stec said yesterday evening that it was too soon to say how much damage had been caused by the flood. He added that a private mold mitigation company...