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Humans are having an alarming impact on global water supplies, climate and ecosystems, threats which the Global Water Systems Project says requires urgent, holistic and systemic remedies.
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May 22, 2013
| Author: Richard Matthews
| Source: The GREEN MARKET
Water is a precious natural resource. In the US at least two-thirds of the country have recently experienced water shortages. Conserving water also saves money. The first sections offers five tips for conserving water in a business context. The n ...
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By Michael Crowe Years of outrageous gas prices, poor auto emissions, increased global climate change, and celebrity endorsements of the Prius have all of us on the road going green. Almost every major automaker has responded will hybrid and/or e ...
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May 22, 2013
| Author: Richard Matthews
| Source: The GREEN MARKET
The United Nations has proclaimed May 22 The International Day for Biological Diversity (IDB) to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues. The theme for this year is Water and Biodiversity.
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May 21, 2013
| Author: Nicholas B Robson
| Source: Climate Change: Changing our World
A lot of what’s known about carbon dioxide in the atmosphere can be traced back to a chemist named Charles David Keeling, who, in 1958, persuaded the U.S. Weather Bureau to install a set of monitoring devices at its Mauna Loa observatory, on the ...
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May 20, 2013
| Author: Nicholas B Robson
| Source: Climate Change: Changing our World
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Apr 29, 2013
| Author: Wadard
| Source: Global Warming Watch
Caught this in yesterday's SMH:
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Apr 19, 2013
| Author: tamino
| Source: Open Mind
Tony Bennett left his heart in San Francisco. I left mine in Boston. I lived there nigh on 30 years, most of my adult life. The first day I got there, I took a room at the YMCA, then went … Continue reading →
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Apr 16, 2013
| Author: tamino
| Source: Open Mind
This is what Lawrence Solomon, writing in the Financial Post, considers “analysis.” Perhaps everyone who reads this should inform the Financial Post what they think of his “analysis.”
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Dec 12, 2012
| Author: Jim Prall
| Source: Green Herring
I enjoy Twitter and lately I went a bit overboard searching for people to follow. I discovered that Twitter sets a ceiling on how many people you can follow, which varies based on how many people follow you, but they won't tell you what the equat ...
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Dec 12, 2012
| Author: Jim Prall
| Source: Green Herring
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Nov 6, 2012
| Author: George Marshall
| Source: Climate Change Denial
In the wake of extreme heat, droughts, and Hurricane Sandy, many people are assuming that, at last, there may be the critical mass of extreme weather events that will tip public opinion towards action on climate change. This is based on the long ...
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Aug 31, 2012
| Author: George Marshall
| Source: Climate Change Denial
There are curious things happening with climate change narratives. In this excerpt from his Republican convention acceptance speech last night Romney delivers a line about climate change with mocking pauses that look, to my British eyes, pure G ...
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May 28, 2012
| Author: Wadard
| Source: Global Warming Watch
Fresh off SkS'press, climates are expected to dry out in the already arid parts of the Southern Hemisphere.
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Nov 13, 2011
| Author: S2
| Source: Greenfyre's
BPSDB Following from Dan Pangburn: Dan commented on this, helpfully providing links to several pdfs showing where he derived his constant. So I took a look at them. Dan uses the First Law of Thermodynamics. That’s a start: Energy(in) – Energy(out ...
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Nov 8, 2011
| Author: S2
| Source: Greenfyre's
Dan Pengburn has been commented several times, so I think that he deserves a post of his own. anom(Y) = calculated temperature anomaly in year Y N(i) = average daily Brussels International sunspot number in year i Y = number of years that have pa ...
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Sep 1, 2010
| Author: Keyboard Culture Global Warming Expert Corbett Kroehler
| Source: Keyboard Culture Global Warming
It seems that everyone but global warming skeptics is gravely concerned about
polar ice cap melting. I certainly am. For more than a decade, scientists have
been warning about the cataclysm of melting ice, particularly polar ice cap
melting. I ...
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Aug 11, 2010
| Author: Keyboard Culture Global Warming Expert Corbett Kroehler
| Source: Keyboard Culture Global Warming
Compared with the environmental impact of burning fossil fuels for heating
and transportation, computers are relatively benign. In fact, the Internet age
has played only a fractional role in the larger, more devastating increase in
energy cons ...
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May 18, 2009
| Author: Achintyarup Ray
| Source: Vanishing Islands of the Sunderbans
[For the first-timers: As the name suggests, this blog is about islands of the world heritage site of the Sunderbans -- a vast archipelago in the eastern India -- which are gradually getting wiped out because of certain geomorphological reasons. ...
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Apr 24, 2009
| Author: Achintyarup Ray
| Source: Vanishing Islands of the Sunderbans
Let us save the islands of the world heritage zone of the Sunderbans. Let us try to find out the real reasons why some of the islands of this archipelago are eroding away. According to official records, there are 102 islands in the Indian Sunderb ...
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