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August 26, 2010 | Posted by Alex Stark, Joseph S. Nye, Jr. Research Intern - 7:20am | 0 Comments
A report released yesterday by the US Geological Survey finds that glacial retreat in Asia because of climate change could impact water supplies for millions and increase the likelihood of floods.
A veterans coalition argued that climate change is a security issue as part of a panel for the Truman National Security Project, reports The Virginian-Pilot.
From BBC: a study suggests that geo-engineering will not stop the sea level rise that may accompany climate change.
The Pakistani Taliban are planning to attack foreign aid workers who are in Pakistan to assist with flood relief efforts, also from BBC.
Meanwhile floods in Pakistan continue to flow south, forcing the evacuation of tens of thousands, according to The New York Times.
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