Discard your temporary P.E.T. bottles and use CamelBak reusable water bottles. Now you can drink safe and pure water with CamelBak. CamelBak was the first water-bottle company to remove BPA*** from all its water bottles, offering consumers a worry-free option in plastic water bottles. This will help people stay healthy by allowing them a convenient [...]
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We have been seeing daily headlines on record-breaking temperatures, dwindling sea ice, and retreating glaciers around the world. But in the global-warming debate, definitive answers to questions about ultimate causes and effects remain elusive. Is our planet really destined for a hot future? Or are we simply experiencing a natural variation in Earth’s climate cycles [...]
Tags: Earth·Environment·Global Warming·Spotfire·TIBCO Software Inc·Texas Instruments·United States·analytical software·business intelligence·measuring carbondioxide·temparature mesurement·visual analysis
“The economic impact would be devastating for the United States. We would see the loss of millions of jobs, entire industries would flee to other countries, our people would face higher fuel costs, higher taxes, leading to lower productivity and a lower standard of living.” My discussion with Dr. Singer shows how the global warming [...]
Tags: CO2 emission·Environment·Fred Singer·Global Warming·Johns Hopkins University·Ohio State University·United States·University of Virginia·Unstoppable Global Warming·Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars·climate change·environmental impact
We’ve all heard about global warming. The earth’s warming, it’s not — it’s cooling. One thing’s for sure, my head is spinning. It’s gotten hard to keep track of what kind of climate change we’re really in for. James White, Professor of Geological Sciences, Univ. of Colorado at Boulder, talked with me about what he [...]
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Global warming is real. Kind of. I interviewed Patrick J. Michaels, the author of Shattered Consensus: The True State of Global Warming and we got the real skinny on what’s been going on. The observed rate of warming (since 1976) has been remarkably constant, and in recent years we’ve seen a leveling off and even [...]
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Prof. Steven Hamburg was currently in Washington, DC, attending a biofuels workshop – there was a lot of interest in linking the science and policy to ensure that biofuels help farmers, address climate change, reduce dependence on foreign oil, and protect the environment and economy. That is possible with the right policy instruments. The move [...]
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It is no secret that corn ethanol production is putting the pinch on food supplies and prices, and it might even be doing more harm than good according to recent studies. Turns out that it not only wastes water and energy but it also is producing a larger carbon footprint than the gasoline it replaces! [...]
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Apple’s about as green as a Hummer, or at least that’s what Greenpeace would like you to think. According to an Associated Press article, Apple is the worst computer manufacturer when it comes to its green index. As though this means anything.
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