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May 17, 2012
| Author: Nicholas B Robson
| Source: Climate Change: Changing our World
Polly Higgins, a lawyer campaigning for the international recognition of Ecocide as the 5th Crime Against Peace, shares how her love for the Earth brought her on a journey of radical discovery and bold actions leading her to halt her career as a ...
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May 17, 2012
| Author: Richard Matthews
| Source: The GREEN MARKET
More companies are getting serious about sustainability and they are turning a profit
in the process. This is the conclusion of the third annual survey titled Sustainability
and Innovation Global Executive Study from the Massachusetts Institute ...
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May 16, 2012
| Author: Richard Matthews
| Source: The GREEN MARKET
Insiders understand the value of sustainability, but many who are unfamiliar have resistance. When addressing these people it is important to know how to respond to the various reasons offered for resisting a sustainability program.
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May 16, 2012
| Author: Nicholas B Robson
| Source: Climate Change: Changing our World
What are the inter-linkages between climate change, disaster risk, and the urban poor?
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It appears that justice may be catching up to BP in the wake of the 2010 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico. A total of at least 4.9 million barrels of oil are estimated to have been spilled making it the worst marine oil sp ...
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May 16, 2012
| Author: tamino
| Source: Open Mind
Over thirty years ago, James Hansen was lead author of a scientific paper titled Climate Impact of Increasing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide. They estimated that doubling the amount of CO2 in the air would raise global temperature about 2.8 degrees ( ...
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Lowering your carbon footprint and reducing greenhouse gasses may become as simple as painting your home or office, thanks to breakthrough research from the University of Notre Dame. The researchers, led by Professor Prashant Kamat, have created ...
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May 11, 2012
| Author: tamino
| Source: Open Mind
Our old friend Tim Curtin has published a paper in what is supposed to be a peer-reviewed scientific journal. I’m skeptical. He regresses temperature time series against a variety of predictor variables, concluding that there is no real influence ...
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May 1, 2012
| Author: George Marshall
| Source: Climate Change Denial
Oh what glorious and bizarre irony. Yesterday an Australian coal billionaire, Clive Palmer, announces that he is building a full size replica of The Titanic. This is Clive Palmer who utterly rejects climate science, calls CO2 the ”fluid of life”, ...
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Mar 29, 2012
| Author: George Marshall
| Source: Climate Change Denial
In this 20 minute video I suggest six strategies for talking to people who do not accept climate science. I argue strongly that one should avoid a debate about the data and content of the science, and concentrate instead on addressing the values ...
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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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Oct 18, 2011
| Author: Wadard
| Source: Global Warming Watch
Having passed by 74 votes to 72 in the lower house, the Clean Energy Bill's passage into Australian law is assured with the Greens holding the balance of power in the senate.What a wake of destruction she has left in her path. Four political lead ...
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Jul 29, 2011
| Author: Wadard
| Source: Global Warming Watch
Click for a visual summary of what's contributing to manmade CO2 by sector and source. Global Warning Climate Change Energy
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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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Jun 28, 2010
| Author: birdbrainscan
| Source: Green Herring
Well, last week Marc Morano posted my email on his climatedepot website and his email blast, in the process of comparing me to the Stasi (secret police of the former East German one-party-rule Communist regime.) Over the past week I've had a stre ...
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Jun 22, 2010
| Author: birdbrainscan
| Source: Green Herring
I'm the second author on the article "Expert Credibility in Climate Change" just out yesterday at http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2010/06/04/1003187107.abstract. It's been written up several places, and is quickly making the rounds on the web, ...
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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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