Sinking Shanghai “not prepared to admit” climate change threat

Shanghai shares many similarities with New Orleans: aside from rising sea-levels, both cities sit in typhoon pathways and on sinking river deltas – Shanghai has dropped by more than 1.8 metres since 1921.

Climate change conundrum: Will Arctic animals’ wardrobes be able to adapt? - thestar.com

Dr. Karen Hodges, a University of British Columbia biology professor who has worked with Mills on snowshoe hare research, described the coat-colour predicament as interesting, but not the most pressing issue when it comes to climate change.

Alaska, 2008:  Snowshoe Hare Population Explosion!

Two years ago I spent a fair amount of time photographing hares, as it seemed the population had peaked. Last year I was surprised to find even more, but this year the number of hares was nothing short of unbelievable! Driving the road in evenings and mornings was literally was a challenge, often they wouldn’t move from the road and you would have to drive around them. Dozens were killed by cars everyday making easy pickings for other wildlife. One wolf in particular seemed to walk the road every evening just eating road killed hares.

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