Jul 28
Al Gore announced his strategy for powering the USA entirely from ‘renewable’ resources -a mixture of solar and wind - by a decade from now. (Are the sun and wind ‘renewable’? How?)
The ten-year time-span, and the ‘big project’ are borrowed from JF Kennedy’s speech announcing the plan to put a man on the moon. Gore makes no secret of it, indeed, he is overtly trying to capture the same spirit, and sense of historical moment by paraphrasing Kennedy.
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Jul 22
As we know the
oceans already absorb megatons of atmospheric carbon, but dash of lime - a new twist that may cut
CO2 levels back to pre-industrial levels say some scientist. Scientists say they have found a workable way of reducing CO2 levels in the atmosphere by adding lime to seawater. And they think it has the potential to dramatically reverse CO2 accumulation in the atmosphere, reports Cath O’Driscoll in SCI’s Chemistry & Industry magazine published today.
The answer sounds like a cocktail recipe but it worth checking out more information about the open source project here
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Jul 05
That new energy concept named a solar tower is able to generate enough electricity for 200,000 homes.In fact, this looking like a giant smokestack appurtenance would release no noxious fumes — just sun-heated air.
Some of these days was told that the demonstrated more than 20 years ago project has the basic design calls for solar collectors to warm the air near Earth’s surface in order to channel it up the tall central tower then. Turbines placed at the bottom make electricity from the updraft.
“It’s a combination chimney, windmill, greenhouse,” said Kim Forté of EnviroMission Limited in South Melbourne, Australia.
Continue reading The giant solar tower project
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Jul 03
Curious breaking news from the Bulgarian capital Sofia, where the new day has started earlier for the most citizens today. Few minutes to seven solid explosion has given a start of continuing blasts and tons of turbid curls of smoke rapidly attacks the atmosphere front of the sunrise. Outfit 18 250 at Chelopechene are being located generally 1494 tons of military supplies, munitions and all kind of ammunitions with expired suitability.
It seems that all those ammunitions are blasted with a little help from someone, who expect forthcoming revision at the outfits ” was noted to me at the street from one of the workers at the depot while the evacuation of the local citizens began.
Continue reading The information for the blast near Sofia seems corrupt
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Jun 27
The European Foundation for Education and Sustainable Development and the Centre for Environmental Education & Research welcome you to CEEE’s 10th Conference.
That 10th Conference on Environmental Education in Europe is going to be at the inland country Malta October, 15–19. The jubilee meeting will range different aspects of the mainline:
“Thinking and acting outside the box- a European contribution to the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development”. The CEEE’s 10th Conference is being organised under the aegis of the European Foundation for Education and Sustainable Development (European ESD-net) in collaboration with the Centre for Environmental Education & Research, University of Malta.
Registration form msut be soon available here.
Outlines of papers (300 words maximum) should be forwarded to Dr Paul Pace, Chairperson of the Scientific Committee by 30th June 2008 and should indicate the author’s preferred audience (i.e. Concurrent Workshop Sessions or Free Market).
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