NASA Global Climate Change News: July 2015

Alaska’s biggest (ice) losers Glaciers lose about 75 billion tons of ice per year
Four decades of loss Turkish glaciers shrink by half
The story of fossil fuels How coal, oil and natural gas changed history
Our ‘Tomorrowland’ NASA advances future on Earth, in space
Move over, Darwin Coral reefs mapped from space, data online
Goodbye, Aquarius Space borne sea salt mission concludes
Running dry A third of big groundwater basins in distress
Eyes on Louisiana Intensive study looks at levees, wetlands
The world in 2100 NASA releases detailed climate change projections


New island appears in Red Sea ›		Argentina looks dazzling from space ›		Lake Urmia diminishes dramatically ›

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