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There have been plenty of warnings about climate change. We have been told that we shall find sea level rises as well as a warmer climate that will cause many changes in the way that our descendants have to live.
Filed under: carbon dioxide, carbon emissions, climate change, energy, global warming | Tagged: artificial snow, effect of climate change, environmental effect of artifical snow, Indo-Gangetic plains, less snow melt, snow, snows of Kilimanjaro | 1 Comment »
If we believe something that belief should guide our actions
Filed under: climate change, George Bush, global warming, religion, Tony Blair | Tagged: belief, fighting climate change, war in iraq | Leave a Comment »
Economic growth as a policy is deeply flawed.
Filed under: climate change, global warming | Tagged: Brian Czech, copernicus, economic growth, Ptolemaic theory, steady state economy, sustainability | Leave a Comment »
Why it is important for businesses to cut their emissions now
Filed under: carbon emissions, climate change, global warming | Tagged: arguments against cutting meissions, arguments against the abolition of slavery, cutting emissions by business, slavery, wilberforce | Leave a Comment »
Freedom of speech and banning people form the United Kingdom
Filed under: climate change, global warming, Jacqui Smith, justice, law, parliament | Tagged: democracy, freedom, Michael Savage, Michael Weiner, shock jock, Voltaire | 10 Comments »
Over use of fertilisers casues long term environmental damage and add to climate change. Here I explain the processes involved.
Filed under: biodiversity, carbon dioxide, carbon emissions, climate change, global warming | Tagged: algae blooms, asparagus in Thailand, effect of over usuing fertilisers on biodiversity, excessive fertilisation, fertilisers, greenhouse gas effect of nitrous oxide, health effect of nitrates in water, nitrates in the soil, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, overr use of fertilisers, phosphorus | 3 Comments »
Unfortunately there is little sign that the rich nations have any interest in reducing their emissions of green house gases
Filed under: carbon emissions, climate change, Coal, energy, fuel, fuel poverty, global warming | Tagged: Brazil, carbon sequestration, China, coal power stations, Department of Energy & Climate Change, Ed Miliband, emissions. surplus emissions, India, mexico, readonns why we create emissions | 4 Comments »
It is the lifestyle of the Government Departments that stands in the way of their emission reductions. Each subsequent 12.5% becomes progressively harder and more expensive in the short term.
Filed under: carbon emissions, climate change, energy, global warming | Tagged: carbon dioxide, emissions, government departments emissions, Sustainable Development Commission | Leave a Comment »
Politicians, like the bankers, depend on short term success. They find it convenient to believe that the earth is the centre of the universe and that the sun, moon and starts revolve around it. If politicians were given a better idea, they would have to be planning for long term success, and we, their electorates, would not punish them for working for the future generations.
Filed under: Alistair Darling, climate change, global warming, gordon brown, Nicholas Stern, pollution | Tagged: climate change and economics, economic growth, environmental degradation, resource management, stern review | 1 Comment »
