Archive for May 31st, 2010

The succinct answer to this question is simple – recycling is the best way to dispose of electronics. Consider that many electr…
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The succinct answer to this question is simple – recycling is the best way to dispose of electronics. Consider that many electr…
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By wiping out North America’s large mammals and their methane burps, early hunters may have brought on a global cool spell
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By wiping out North America’s large mammals and their methane burps, early hunters may have brought on a global cool spell
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The year is 2100. Londoners and their guests need a pastiche of Arcadia in the heart of the capital. Peak summer daily temperatures are nearly seven degrees hotter than they were in 2000, and the city is far more crowded. By mid-afternoon the day’s heat is starting to hang heavy, and will not disperse until the small hours. Evenings are febrile and nights fitful. Shaded open spaces draw people out of doors like a magnet summoning iron filings.
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The year is 2100. Londoners and their guests need a pastiche of Arcadia in the heart of the capital. Peak summer daily temperatures are nearly seven degrees hotter than they were in 2000, and the city is far more crowded. By mid-afternoon the day’s heat is starting to hang heavy, and will not disperse until the small hours. Evenings are febrile and nights fitful. Shaded open spaces draw people out of doors like a magnet summoning iron filings.
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Methane capture technology could have a dramatic impact on global warming. But developing such technologies won’t be easy

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Methane capture technology could have a dramatic impact on global warming. But developing such technologies won’t be easy

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