Archive for May, 2010

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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

Sourced from New Scientist – Climate Change, click here to visit

By wiping out North America’s large mammals and their methane burps, early hunters may have brought on a global cool spell

Sourced from New Scientist – Climate Change, click here to visit

Climate change is about more than just polar bears. New research reviews the efforts of journalists, campaigners and politicians to engage the British public with climate change and explores how new “visual strategies” can communicate climate change messages against a backdrop of increased climate skepticism.
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The first new projections of future aircraft emissions in 10 years predicts that carbon dioxide and other gases from air traffic will become a significant source of global warming as they double or triple by 2050.
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Electricity from a generator that the ships pull through the water would be used to make hydrogen, for later use as a fuel

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Electricity from a generator that the ships pull through the water would be used to make hydrogen, for later use as a fuel

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Production of bioethanol has attracted global controversy because it uses important food crops. That could be about to change

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Production of bioethanol has attracted global controversy because it uses important food crops. That could be about to change

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