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There is methane associated with all crop production. you need to keep perspective on how important rice is for the world today. >> ashley: rice accounts for .1% of u.s. greenhouse gases. why are they coming after it? it is the latest attack, it seems so low, it is so low. >> it is extremely low and perspective, rice is grown between 2-1/2 and three million acres in the united states, extremely important crop and as you said, we account for .1 of the total greenhouse gases and it is important to note our rice scientists are really focused on reducing methane production in rice. we know a lot o...

Scientists camped in the Arctic are set to start drilling to save samples of ancient ice for analysis before the frozen layers melt away due to climate change, mission organisers said on Monday.

Right? and you don't want to be naive about it. but this is the reality that these scientists have found. there obvious the ground, i spent a week with one of the co-authors and they're some of the most respected ice scientists in the world. the computer models in the med lines, where the ipc says, by this year, it will raise this many inches. and these guys are just using satellite data to measure what has receded. and they found there's trillions of tons of zombie ice that will turn into sea water, regardless of what happens right now. the seas have risen and fallen over the 4.5 billion xwye...

Three rice scientists among 24 winners of Ekushey Padak

Let turn now to the ice scientists. doctor, thank you for your time tonight. >> good evening. to call this a truly gigantic chunk of ice sounds silly considering the enormity of what might be happening here. put in it your own terms so we understand what we're dealing with. >> you saw a little while ago that icebergs come off all the time. they do. approximately half the ice that leaves greenland each year come out directly into the ocean in icebergs. the other half melts on land. this is a very big chunk. usually we have the stability between the ice flowing down the glaciers and in this case...