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Ben Griffiths

BBC iPlayer - Bang Goes the Theory: Series 2: Episode 6 - 0 views

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    The opening part of this video examines carbon capture and storage plants in norway on the barran sea hope this is useful. Further information to solving issue of climate change by a capital intensive mega project.
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    Hope this is useful
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    I don't think its on Iplayer at the moment but the website tells me it will be up soon (hopefully)
Danny OCallaghan

Brazil faces drop in crops | Environment | theguardian.com - 4 views

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    "Country's status as world's major producer and exporter of food could be severely threatened unless its farming methods are urgently adapted to take account of climate change" GM crops ?? possible solution
Danny OCallaghan

Reflecting sunlight into space has terrifying consequences, say scientists | Environmen... - 3 views

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    "Fighting global warming by reflecting sunlight back into space risks "terrifying" consequences including droughts and conflicts, according to three major new analyses of the promise and perils of geoengineering. But research into deliberately interfering with the climate system must continue in search of technology to use as a last resort in combating climate change, scientists have concluded."
Danny OCallaghan

Geoengineering could bring severe drought to the tropics, research shows | Environment ... - 10 views

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    "Study models impact on global rainfall when artificial volcanic eruptions are created in a bid to reverse climate change"
Danny OCallaghan

BioLite HomeStove Overview - BioLite Stove - 2 views

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    "Half the planet cooks on smoky open fires, causing over 4 million premature deaths each year and contributing to climate change. Your purchase of the BioLite CampStove helps us fund the initial costs to build and support the HomeStove market abroad."
Danny OCallaghan

Wild crop seeds could provide £128bn boost to economy, study shows | Environm... - 3 views

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    "Research strengthens case for storing wild relatives of potato and apple crops to help humans adapt to climate change"
Danny OCallaghan

How sustainable is your smartphone? - interactive | World | The Guardian - 2 views

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    "Smartphones are owned by one in five people and have changed how many of the world's most important industries work - from journalism to farming. But their production carries a cost; using more than 40 elements that are mined with untold environmental and social effects on every inhabited continent on earth. "
Danny OCallaghan

Russia urges UN climate report to include geoengineering | Environment | The Guardian - 1 views

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    "Russia is pushing for next week's landmark UN climate science report to include support for controversial technologies to geoengineer the planet's climate, according to documents obtained by the Guardian. As climate scientists prepare to gather for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in Stockholm to present the most authoritative state of climate science to date, it has emerged the Russian government is asking for "planet hacking" to be included in the report. The IPCC has not included geoengineering in its major assessments before"
Danny OCallaghan

India's rice revolution - audio slideshow | Global development | Observer Food Monthly - 5 views

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    "Farmers in parts of India are breaking growing records, using less seed, less water, and compost as fertiliser. This ground-breaking method of cultivation, developed in Madagascar, is boosting yields and changing lives for the farmers. Norman Uphoff, professor at Cornell University, explains how it is done For more on this subject, see John Vidal's report in the Observer Food Monthly on Sunday"
Fergus Dillon

Copenhagen unveils first climate-change adapted neighborhood | Al Jazeera America - 3 views

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    Come hell or high water, the residents of St. Kjeld, a Copenhagen neighborhood, will be ready. Actually, skip the hell part. But when the next megastorm hits the Danish capital, St. Kjeld's residents should be safe and dry. That's because as of December, they live in the world's first climate-change-adapted neighborhood.
Danny OCallaghan

Google Reader (33) - 3 views

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    interesting article on climate change
Ben Agate

UK water use 'worsening global crisis' - 3 views

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    concerns over water could eventually lead to goods carrying a label denoting their embedded water content, in the same way as electrical goods now sport information about their energy consumption. (More for water conflicts than Technological Fix)
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