Global Warming Is It Real?
The debate about global warming continues today and will continue for many decades to come. The subject of global warming refers to the average increase in the earth's temperature--which then causes changes in climate.
SPPI Exposes Fundamental Scientific Error in Laurie David's 'Global Warming' Book for Children
A fundamental scientific error lurks in a book calculated to terrify schoolchildren about "global warming", Robert Ferguson, SPPI president, announced today: "The Down-To-Earth Guide to Global Warming", by Laurie David and Cambria Gordon, is intentionally designed to propagandize unsuspecting school children who do not have enough knowledge to know what is being done to them.
Al Gore Not the Only One Concerned with Global Warming - New Solar Equipment Rental Agency Taking the "Warm" Out of Global Warming and Makin
EarnFreePower.com is affording eco-aware Americans a new way to not only protect the environment but also save significant dollars on their energy bills. The company is currently taking preorders on its environmentally- and cost-friendly solar power rental systems.
Facts about Global Warming You Should Know
Global warming is not a 20th century phenomenon. It has, in fact, occurred in the past more than once, along with periods of extreme cold known as the ice ages. With so much written and reported about global warming, sometimes it's difficult to detect which is fact and which is just part of scientific scare tactics. Here are some facts about global warming that might help:
Tahiti: Danger and Waters Rising in Polynesia From French Nuclear Tests and Global Warming, reports Tahitiradiococotier.com
Unutea Hirshon, member of the Parliament, calls French Secretary Estrosi on rising waters in the islands, reports Tahitiradiococotier.com, the Premier E-magazine of French Polynesia
The real causes of Global Warming - Find out how our daily habits have disastrous effects for the planet
The two major greenhouse gases are the carbon dioxide that contributes to the greenhouse effect to a height of 60% and methane. While methane has only a weak life span in the atmosphere, the carbon dioxide there remains for more than a century. why we focus mostly on the reduction of the emission of carbon dioxide.
Climate Changes Due to Global Warming
While the drastic effects of global warming has been discussed in many scientific circles, had their run on TV and even had major exposure through well-meaning (but sadly inaccurate) Hollywood films, it's a concern that has a broad political, economic, social and geographical significance to countries all over the world. Quite literally, for all of us, there is nowhere to hide, nowhere to run and we can't stop the climate from changing. It's just way too big for us.
Global Warming And Climate Change ? What Kind Of Future Do You Expect?
Most people are aware that life at the moment is no longer what they expected as many changes have taken place in society and all over the planet, which most of us never expected More changes will soon begin to emerge due to global warming and climate change
Maine Lobster Men Bask in Global Warming
Warm weather and mild temperatures causes divide among Maine Residents.
Discovery Survey Finds Global Warming the Most Pressing Need
Western Australians believe discoveries to help solve global warming and climate change are the most urgently needed.
Albuquerque, NM (PRWEB) June 29, 2007 -- "A solution to global warming is right under our feet and we can make it personal," says Peter Holter, COO of Holistic Management International (HMI). ). The non-profit uses natural methods to restore land, improve soil health, reverse desertification, and improve biodiversity - which greatly increase the soil's ability to remove carbon from the atmosphere and store it as organic matter. 30 million acres worldwide are currently being managed holistically.
"Because we know that carbon sequestration makes a positive impact on global climate change, we want to help people who are looking for realistic ways they can to combat global warming," Holter adds. "So we're offering them a simple, convenient tool that they can easily use in their own homes and offices."
The tool is a free Personal Carbon Impact Calculator, a 9" x 4" card that helps people determine and offset their ecological effects on the planet. The card carries a simple chart that translates individual impacts on global warming into dollars and cents, using the same principle that the Climate Exchange industry uses in paying carbon credits to farmers.
"Reviewing the chart, people can calculate their personal carbon impacts, and then decide whether or not to use the dollar value of their impacts to support alternative energy projects." Holter says.
People interested in obtaining the free Personal Carbon Impact Calculator card may call HMI at (505) 842-5252 or visit the website, www.holisticmanagement.org.
Holter suggests six other actions people can take to combat global warming:
1. Vote with your dollars. Invest in products and companies that conserve resources (energy efficient appliances, on-demand water heaters, photovoltaics, etc.).
2. Support low-tech solutions for removing carbon from the air and high-tech solutions for keeping new carbon out.
3. Buy locally grown, organic produce and grass-fed meat and dairy, whose producers avoid using chemicals that hurt land, animals and humans.
4. Increase your ecological literacy. Learn how we can develop symbiotic relationships with Nature so all may thrive.
5. Learn additional ways to reduce your ecological footprint at www.ecologicalfootprint.org
6. Support HMI's efforts to educate others about using animals to improve land health and sequester carbon.
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