Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun’s heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming (Daily Mail) Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun's heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming [News Source]

Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun’s heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming (Daily Mail) Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun's heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming [News Source]

Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun’s heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming (Daily Mail) Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun's heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming [News Source]

Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun’s heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming (Daily Mail) Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun's heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming [News Source]

Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun’s heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming (Daily Mail) Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun's heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming [News Source]

Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun’s heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming (Daily Mail) Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun's heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming [News Source]

Water shortages go global. Water shortages are a growing problem, but not for the reasons most people think. [News Source]

Americas on alert for sea level rise. Climate change experts in North and South America are increasingly worried by the potentially devastating implications of higher estimates for possible sea level rises. [News Source]

What will global warming look like? Scientists point to Australia. Drought, fires, killer heat waves, wildlife extinction and mosquito-borne illness -- the things that climate change models are predicting have already arrived in Australia, scientists say. [News Source]

Water shortages go global. Two accelerating global trends will add considerable pressure to water over the coming decades: Increased demand as populations shift to meat diets, and decreased supply as the planet warms. [News Source]

Americas on alert for sea level rise. Climate change experts in North and South America are increasingly worried by the potentially devastating implications of higher estimates for possible sea level rises. [News Source]