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How climate change could affect the microbes that ferment grapes and give wine its specific flavours - Vimarsana News

How climate change could affect the microbes that ferment grapes and give wine its specific flavours

Winemakers need to understand the full extent of climate change impacts on the industry, including how changes in temperature and humidity may affect the microbes that ferment grapes.

Terence Corcoran: Conservatives need to go beyond 'axe the tax' and rethink climate policy - Vimarsana News

Terence Corcoran: Conservatives need to go beyond 'axe the tax' and rethink climate policy

'A golden opportunity' to propose fact-based policies that counter Liberal climate alarmism

Source: yahoo.com
UK Met Office Fails to Retract False Claim of "More Intense" Storms Due to Climate Change – Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

UK Met Office Fails to Retract False Claim of "More Intense" Storms Due to Climate Change – Watts Up With That?

Perhaps the Met Office doesn’t want to apologise for misleading the public over winter storms – it might put down an unwelcome marker for mea culpas becoming general across the entire media and climate front.

Mercury levels in tuna remain nearly unchange - Vimarsana News

Mercury levels in tuna remain nearly unchange

<p>Tuna is one of the most popular seafoods worldwide. But this protein-rich fish can build up high levels of methylmercury from feeding on contaminated prey, like smaller fish or crustaceans. Despite efforts to reduce mercury emissions into the environment, researchers report in ACS&rsquo; <em>Environmental Science &amp; Technology Letters</em> that levels in tuna appear to be unchanged since 1971. They warn that more aggressive emission reduction targets are needed to start nudging down tuna mercury levels.</p>

Met Office Still Won't Retract False Climate Claim Of 'More Intense' Storms - Vimarsana News

Met Office Still Won't Retract False Climate Claim Of 'More Intense' Storms

The Met Office still won't retract a claim or show evidence that storms in the U.K. are becoming 'more intense' from climate change.