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  • The Vilification Of Climate Change Sceptics  By : James Nash
    Scientists skeptical of climate-change theories say they are increasingly coming under attack - treatment that may make other analysts less likely to present contrarian views about global warming.
  • Will Energy-Saving Lightbulbs Help Fight Global Warming  By : James Nash
    The European Union is imposing a ban on conventional light bulbs, replacing them with energy-saving bulbs. This article explores the cost of doing this to the tax payer and whether energy efficient lightbulbs really help in the fight against global warming.
  • Is The Sun Causing Global Warming?  By : James Nash
    A recent documentary aired on the UK's Channel 4 challenged the prevailing political understanding that global warming is caused by man-made activity. The documentary argues that it is in fact the sun that is responsible for the current changes in the Earth's temperature.
  • Ethanol As An Alternative Fuel Source  By : James Nash
    Many people are looking at other fuel options, such as, for example, diesel fuel. Ethanol is another alternative fuel option that can also save you some money at the pump.
  • Global Warming: A Ghastly Proposal  By : James Nash
    Global warming is occurring at even a more accelerated pace than what was originally predicted. It is starting to look like a nightmare for humanity and becoming more a ghastly proposal, not an "inconvenient truth."
  • Fuel Alternatives and Energy Sources  By : Joan Barton
    Fuel Alternatives and renewable energy sources include, Hydrogen, Wind, Garbage, Geothermal, Solar, Tidal all can be harnessed effectively.
  • Understanding The Importance Of Water  By : Joan Barton
    Polluted water comes from industrial dumping, sewage, intense farming and individuals, polluted water shows up in all types of water including wells streams reservoirs rivers and the ocean.
  • Green Ecological Products Can Help Save The Earth  By : Joan Barton
    It is important to realize what a difference we consumers can make by choosing green ecological products these products include organic certified, sustainable forestry, recycled and environmentally friendly.
  • Air Pollution Can Be Reduced in Your Home  By : Anita Koppens
    The environment is important to everyone, but did you know that pollution can cause troubles even inside of your home? Learn how to minimize these irritants.
  • Global warming – Apocalypse or just an exaggeration?  By : Clint Jhonson
    The constant climate change is a fact that we just can’t disregard anymore. As unreal as it may sound, the world may soon end and we have some fault whereas these changes are concerned. Global warming is something that can’t be controlled as easily as one might think, having a dreadful effect all over the world.
  • Climate changes and abnormal weather – are we hurting the planet?  By : Clint Jhonson
    It is no longer a secret that the weather is changing, with abnormal phenomenon happening all around the world. We all know that the planet suffers from these negative weather changes which are getting more and more dangerous as we speak. Is there something we can do about it? Not on a big scale, anyway…
  • Will Polar Bears Survive The Threat Of Melting Ice?  By : James Nash
    Will polar bears make the leap into the next century? Recent studies project that if Arctic sea ice continues to disappear, so will the polar bear in much of its current range.
  • Starting A Runaway Global Warming Process  By : James Nash
    Accelerated global warming could lead to a runaway methane global warming effect due to the release of methane currently trapped in unstable methane hydrate deposits in the arctic.
  • What Are The Real Rainforest Facts?  By : James Nash
    We all know a few facts about rainforests such as lush green vegetation and exotic animals. But beyond those stereotypes, what are the real rainforest facts, and what is the status of the world's rainforests.
  • Environmentalists In Books And Movies  By : James Nash
    In some cases, a writer's choice of putting environmentalists in the bad-guy role may indeed reflect the writer's true feeling that eco-fascists are trying to keep decent folk from enjoying the good life. In other cases, it is no doubt just a convenience for their plot.
  • Early Warning Signs Of Global Warming  By : James Nash
    Global temperature in 2003 was the hottest in the historical record, and the temperature increase over the 20th century is likely to be the highest of the past millennium. The ten warmest years on record have occurred since 1987, seven of them since 1994.

    This article highlights early and emerging warning signs of global warming for each of the world's regions.
  • Reducing UK CO2 Emissions By 60%  By : James Nash
    This article shows how the UK can achieve a 60% reduction on the total year 2000 CO2 emissions, i.e. to reduce the emission of CO2 in the UK to 40% of the year 2000 emissions.
  • Global Warming and Greenhouse Gases  By : Anna Williams
    A common-sense approach to the facts about Global Warming, aside from arguments, principles, and opinions.
  • Media Promotion Of Carbon Offsets  By : James Nash
    With Al Gore, Hollywood and other celebrities leading the way, the media have joined the carbon offset excitement excitement, encouraging individuals and companies to offset carbon dioxide emissions.
  • What is Clean Coal Technology?  By : Christopher Carter
    Coal is the dirtiest of all fossil fuels. When burned, it produces emissions that contribute to global warming, create acid rain and pollute water. With all of the hoopla surrounding nuclear energy, hydropower and biofuels, you might be forgiven for thinking that grimy coal is finally on its way out.
  • The Likely Development Of Hydrogen Supplies For The UK  By : James Nash
    There are several ways of making hydrogen in the UK. The cheapest way is to convert natural gas into hydrogen by a process called reformation, but there are 4 alternative methods available.
  • Accelerated Global Warming And Atmospheric CO2 Emissions  By : James Nash
    It has been assumed that global warming will be a linear process. However evidence from the geological past linked with climate modelling indicates that there may not be a linear response to rising CO2 levels.
  • Environmentally Conscious Lake District Hotels  By : jennyhicks
    Thinking of the environment and being environmentally conscious needn’t stop when taking a holiday. Many hotels and leisure complexes are leading the way in the environmental stakes by lowering their carbon footprint.
  • Renewable Energy From The Earth's Core  By : James Nash
    We can use the steam and hot water produced inside the earth to heat buildings or generate electricity. This so-called geothermal energy is a renewable energy source because the water is replenished by rainfall and the heat is continuously produced inside the earth.
  • Advantages And Disadvantages of Geothermal Energy  By : James Nash
    The quantity of geothermal energy is virtually infinite and the environmental benefits are beyond reproach. Set against this are the disadvantages such as the need for more Research and Development and the substantial investment costs.
  • Environmental Responsibility Versus Economic Gain  By : David Tymon
    Issues surrounding the environment have been high on everyone’s agenda in recent years thanks to stark realisation that our fossil fuel supplies are quickly running out.
  • The Future Of Wind Energy  By : James Nash
    The modern wind turbine has come a long way in terms of sophistication, and the designs of today's wind turbines are very efficient compared to wind turbines from even a decade or two ago. Designers have also solved some problems associated with early wind turbines, and additional advancements have been made in siting technology.
  • Tax Shifting And Environmental Economics  By : James Nash
    The need for lowering income taxes while raising taxes on environmentally destructive activities has been widely endorsed by economists. The basic idea is to establish a tax that reflects the indirect costs to society of an economic activity.
  • Solar Energy Is Up - But Wind Power Also Surging  By : Paul Carton
    A recent survey of the alternative energy industry shows Solar has experienced the most rapid economic growth over the past 12 months - but Wind Power is also surging and has the most momentum going forward.
  • Types Of Solar Power And How They Work  By : James Nash
    The term "solar energy" usually refers to ways the sun's energy can be used as heat, lighting, and electricity. This article explores which different types of solar power exist today, and the different functions they perform.
  • Are Zero Emissions Goals Realistic?  By : James Nash
    We've come to accept the assertion that some level of air pollution and water pollution is OK; or, if not OK, that it's necessary to allow a modern lifestyle. But is this true?
  • Environmental Hypocrisy On The Right  By : James Nash
    George W. Bush promised to do something about global warming. The insincerity of the promise was made clear when he reneged on his pledge, claiming that joining the Kyoto protocol would hurt the economy. In reality, doing something about global warming would hurt only Big Energy and Big Auto, both heavy contributors to the Bush campaign.
  • Enviornmental Hypocrites On The Left  By : James Nash
    The subject of environmental hypocrisy on the left refers to those high-profile champions of the environment who themselves led polluting lifestyles and who were generally disengaged from the activities and consequences of their proposed solutions.
  • Effects Of Global Warming on Agriculture  By : James Nash
    Agriculture is one of the most weather-dependent of all human activities. It is ironic, then, that a significant percentage of greenhouse gas emissions come from agriculture. Fossil fuel-intensive agriculture is contributing to the creation of the unpredictable weather conditions that all farmers will need to battle in the not-too-distant future.
  • Why Glaciers and Polar Ice are Melting Faster  By : Klaus H Hemsath
    Melting of glaciers and ice sheets in Polar Regions is accelerating. This results in a faster rise of sea levels. Media and scientists express surprise that the polar ice around the North Pole is reacting this way. Ice melting can be understood when looking at the basic heat transfer processes that are at work in winter and in summer. Ice melting is the direct result of atmospheric carbon dioxide accumulation.
  • How Hurricane Ike Underscores the Importance of an Effective Water Purification Process  By : Olivia Romero
    I'm shocked. I was listening to a radio news story about the aftermath of Hurricane Ike in the south Texas area. In an effort to provide local citizens with clean drinking water, a spokesman was saying that they were adding more chlorine to their water purification process.
  • Global Warming: Silencing The Critics  By : James Nash
    In a recent poll of 530 climatologists in 27 countries over a fifth of interviewees rejected the notion that a substantial part of the current global warming trend, which might see temperatures rise by a degree or two, is caused by man's industrial activities.
  • Instant Hot Water - Cheap and Easy  By : William Lund
    The benefits of instant hot water are many, including saving money and being environmentally responsible. But how does one get instant hot water? Thanks to some high tech gizmos it’s not hard and not expensive to get faster hot water.
  • Basic Facts about Solar Energy  By : Anna Williams
    This article covers the basics of solar energy, how it is created, its importance in our environment, and how we can use it for clean energy modern-day energy solutions.
  • Is Carbon Trading Contrary To Social Justice?  By : James Nash
    When governments and companies "trade" in carbon, they establish de facto property rights over the atmosphere; a commonly held global commons. At no point have these atmospheric property rights been discussed or negotiated - their ownership is established by stealth with every carbon trade.
  • Fight the Drought with Hot Water!  By : William Lund
    Think about how much water gets run down the drain while you wait for hot water to reach the fixture. Now think about the convenience of fast hot water without running any water down the drain. There are low cost solutions available to solve this serious problem.
  • Shoud We Offset Our Residual Carbon Emissions?  By : James Nash
    Critics say buying an offset while continuing to fly, or drive an SUV, or live in a mansion with all the lights on, is at best hypocritical, and at worst, downright dangerous. It simply avoids the issue, which is that we should be reducing our carbon footprint, and simply encourages the delusion that we can go on living in an environmentally profligate way.
  • Is Additionality Essential For The Credibility Of Offsetting?  By : James Nash
    One of the biggest problems with offsetting is ensuring 'additionality' - proving that the offsets that you are buying in order to counterbalance your carbon emissions would not have happened without yours and other similar contributions.
  • The Black Mamba  By : David Meisel
    The life and habits of the Black Mamba, one of Africa’s most dangerous snakes.
  • Types of snake venom, symptoms and treatment  By : David Meisel
    The different snake venoms, the devastating symptoms and how to treat them.
  • Leopard Facts  By : David Meisel
    All the interesting facts about the most beautiful animal in Africa, the Leopard
  • Cheetah Facts  By : David Meisel
    The Cheetah. Africa’s fastest running animal and all the interesting facts.
  • Cape Buffalo Facts  By : David Meisel
    Interesting facts on Africa’s notorious Cape buffalo.
  • Why Offset With Trees?  By : James Nash
    If climate change is primarily the result of burning fossil fuels isn't offsetting with trees simply a distraction? Shouldn't we focus on renewable energy projects that can replace the use of fossil fuel?
  • Drinking Water Safety: Take Advantage of New Technology  By : Olivia Romero
    Let's face it...we live in a world of rapidly developing technological advances. Fortunately, for us, this has resulted in continued improvement in the quality of our daily lives. Take drinking water safety as an example. Over the years, the danger of waterborne diseases caused by harmful bacteria has been replaced by hazardous environmental toxins. As such, water disinfection has been replaced by water filtration. These remarkable advances allow us to take advantage of new technology that comes right out of our drinking water faucets.

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