When most people think of greenhouse gas emissions, images in their mind go straight to “industry”. However, Indonesia ranks third in the world for its emission of greenhouse gases – mostly caused by deforestation. CNN has a photo gallery.

“A new study has yielded surprising findings about how the shells of marine organisms might stand up to an increasingly acidic ocean in the future.” Quoted from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution press release.

Earth Observatory has a series of annual images showing the size, position and shape of the Antarctic Ozone Hole from 1979 to present. The ozone hole was the first discovery that tied human activity to a large scale impact upon our planet.

Earth Magazine has an article titled: “Mississippi Delta Drowning” that explores how sedimentation, subsidence, sea-level change and human activity are causing changes in the delta environment.

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has an audio slideshow that explores the topic of “Life in the Arctic – After Climate Change”. What will happen to Arctic ecosystems?