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- Northern Europes largest aquarium unveiled for former Oslo airport site Mon, 16 Oct 17, 7:30pmAquariums are always good fun for families, but the New Aquarium slated for the outskirts of Oslo is sure to bring in architecture and design lovers too...
- Arkitema Wins Competition for Denmark’s Modern Hammershus Visitor Center Sat, 30 Nov 13, 1:00amThe largest medieval castle in Northern Europe, Hammershus has become a major tourist destination on Bornholm, the Danish Island in the Baltic Sea. The roof, which will be built as a level extension of the landscape, will...
- Temperature change in perspective Thu, 25 Apr 13, 8:00pmGuest post by Ed Hoskins The UK Met Office long term Central England Temperature record[1] has kept a continuous and consistent data set since the 1660s...
- Climate Change Could Alter the World’s Wine List Wed, 27 Mar 13, 3:00amWhether it is a fruity Napa merlot or an oaky and acidic Chablis chardonnay, any wine lover will tell you that each variety of grape and the region in which it is grown gives each wine a unique character...
- This is what global cooling really looks like – new tree ring study shows 2000 years of cooling – previous studies underestimated temperatures of Roman and Medieval Warm Periods Tue, 10 Jul 12, 8:01amSince Princeton’s Dr. Michael Oppenheimer conflated weather with climate last week, proclaiming a short lived heat wave as “This is what global warming really looks like” in a media interview, it seems...
- Study shows the Arctic was much colder while Earth was warmer during Eemian warm period Sat, 16 Jun 12, 1:00amWarm Climate – Cold Arctic? The Eemian is a poor analogue for current climate change 12.06.2012/Kiel. The Eemian interglacial period that began some 125,000 years ago is often used as a model for contemporary climate...
- More evidence the Medieval Warm Period was global Fri, 23 Mar 12, 12:42amOxygen 16/18 isotope ratios show the Medieval Warm Period was global - all the way to Antarctica Despite this poorly written press release with the “topsy-turvy” first paragraph written by some PR person at Syracuse...