Rice study finds early roadbeds leach greenhouse gas into rivers - Rice University has completed a study which accomplished a fate-le-feat. They discovered that the roads created in the Houston area in the 20th...
A new study presented at the Sydney Symposium of Social Psychology linking increasing aggression with increasing temperatures points to an upping of the murder and assault rate in conjunction with global warming....
created by Barbara McPherson | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 283 views | 26 recommendations | 4 comments
2009 set a record for the third highest Global surface temperature average since 1891. It tied with 2002, 2003 and 2006. The annual mean land temperatures where above average in most land areas, except for...
created by Uwe Paschen | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 437 views | 13 recommendations | 2 comments
After years of accepting the so-called "scientific consensus" on climate change, I have recently made an about face after stumbling across a simple but revealing graph on sunspot activity as charted from the early 1600's....
Earth Hour is on March 27th, 2010 at 8:30 to 9:30 PM EST, 60 minutes during which millions of people around the world will turn off their lights to promote action on climate change issues. The event...
The fall of the Roman Empire has been blamed by Christian theologians on "decadence" and "sin." In fact there was one sin that caused the fall of the Roman Empire, and it is the same sin as one that is responsible for all major failures in history. That...
When the Ontario Power Authority announced the province's new feed-in-tariff program on September 1st, 2009, many companies leasing the building space seized the incentive to design, build and own the rooftop solar...
The Copenhagen Climate Change Summit December 7-18 as Denmark will feature Canadian leadership thanks to Toronto Mayor David Miller who is chair of the C40 group of cities leading the fight...
Due to global warming conditions, polar bears in the Churchill area of Manitoba have begun to cannibalize. Polar bears in the Arctic region have an increasingly smaller hunting space and less ice to hunt from due...
created by amyellensoden | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 1040 views | 10 recommendations | 6 comments
Moments ago in Copenhagen’s COP15 meetings, 100’s of people lined the entry way to the main plenary to stand with Tuvalu and all small island nations or AOSIS. Moments before, Tuvalu took a leadership stance at...
opinion by njmagel | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 330 views | 14 recommendations | 1 comment
By, Uwe Paschen. Climate change is on many peoples mind these days and some do wonder whether it is for real or if we are being mislead? One may first have to define climate change. Climate change is any...
opinion by Uwe Paschen | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 1899 views | 113 recommendations | 51 comments
" Several of the people shown in the graphic below have been captured or surrendered since Dec. 10, 2008, when the newly-created EPA list of its “most-wanted list of environmental fugitives” became the subject of a Dec. 11 post on this blog. Much to my surprise and...
created by BMCWrites | 3 years ago 207 views | 2 recommendations | 1 comment
By: Josh Lynch More than 30 youth from Australia, Mexico, India, Sweden, the US, Germany, and around the world joined Avaaz to stage a “die-in” today outside the main plenary at COP15 with the message – “The World Wants a Real Deal” and “Real Deal Saves Lives”. ...
created by njmagel | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 176 views | 4 recommendations | 1 comment
There are I92 countries attending with the highest ever presented amount of pledges from many nations that have never pledged before. It shows countries awareness of what could or not be a very important issue....
I am certainly not a scientist I have however been blessed with a fairly good analytic mind and have lived for more than half a century. They say one gets wiser as one gets old. I would be pretty stupid...