The 3rd Annual Clean Air Clear Stars Music Festival is a 3 day event raising money to protect the environment and raise awareness about the effects of Global Warming. Dandy Warhols, Robby Krieger join 30 other indie bands to fight global warming in a 3 day event beginning on Friday 18th September.
The 3rd Annual Global cooling music festival
August 21st, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: · bands, clean air clear stars, cooling, dandy warhols, festival, global, indie, music, warming
Hybrid and pure electric cars – the next ten years
July 1st, 2009 · No Comments
Dr Peter Harrop, chairman of IDTechEX has issued a reporting detailing the current and future development of hybrid and pure electric cars.
A radical change in attitude to electric vehicles has occurred in 2009, resulting in huge new financing from governments and tough new laws that will boost sales. Now all car makers must offer electric [...]
Tags: · budget, cars, eco, electric, environment, global, goverment, green, hybrid, tax, transport, warming
Google Causes Global Warming?
February 5th, 2009 · No Comments
Is Google destroying the planet one search at a time? The recycling market has gone bust. And check out “That’s Just Weird.”
Tags: · global, google, Recycling, warming, zaproot
Ocean ‘fertilisation’ team ordered to halt global warming experiment
January 26th, 2009 · No Comments
The team planned to drop 20 tons of iron sulphate into waters around the Antarctic to stimulate the growth of plankton, which would take in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Environmentalists had claimed that the experiment – aimed at creating a 186-square-mile bloom of plankton between Cape Horn and the Cape of Good Hope so big [...]
Tags: · experiment, fertilisation, global, ocena, warming
Global warming increasing death rate of US trees, scientists warn
January 23rd, 2009 · No Comments
Trees in the western United States are dying twice as quickly as they did three decades ago and scientists think global warming is to blame.
In their surveys, ecologists found that a wide range of tree species were dying including pines, firs and hemlocks and at a variety of altitudes. The changes can have serious long-term [...]
Tags: · change, climate, dying, global, trees, us, warming
Asia on the global warming boil
January 13th, 2009 · No Comments
For anyone interested in the weather, the good news is that 2008 was cooler than the previous year. The bad news is that the world is still getting hotter and that greater variability in weather brought on by climate change resulted in or contributed to extreme weather that killed hundreds of people in Southeast Asia [...]
Tags: · asia, change, climate, global, warming
Europe shivers, but world is getting hotter
January 12th, 2009 · No Comments
It might feel cold in Europe but the world is getting hotter and global warming remains a danger, the United Nations weather agency WMO said Friday.
“The Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization, Michel Jarraud, has stressed that we mustn’t confuse the current weather that we’re seeing with global warming,” WMO spokeswoman Gaelle Sevenier told a [...]
Tags: · change, climate, cold, global, warming, weather
Ancient Soil Replenishment Technique Helps In Battle Against Global Warming
December 20th, 2008 · No Comments
Former inhabitants of the Amazon Basin enriched their fields with charred organic materials-biochar-and transformed one of the earth’s most infertile soils into one of the most productive. These early conservationists disappeared 500 years ago, but centuries later, their soil is still rich in organic matter and nutrients.
Now, scientists, environmental groups and policymakers forging the next [...]
Arctic ice volume lowest ever as globe warms: U.N.
December 18th, 2008 · No Comments
Ice volume around the Arctic region hit the lowest level ever recorded this year as climate extremes brought death and devastation to many parts of the world, the U.N. weather agency WMO said on Tuesday.
Although the world’s average temperature in 2008 was, at 14.3 degrees Celsius (57.7 degrees Fahrenheit), by a fraction of a degree [...]
Tags: · artic, change, climate, global, ice, warming
Melting ice may slow global warming
December 8th, 2008 · No Comments
Collapsing antarctic ice sheets, which have become potent symbols of global warming, may actually turn out to help in the battle against climate change and soaring carbon emissions.
Professor Rob Raiswell, a geologist at the University of Leeds, says that as the sheets break off the ice covering the continent, floating icebergs are produced that gouge [...]
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