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Memo to Climate Change folks: SOLAR. Way out there. Far away. Not caused by man. Cause there, effect here. NASA warns the next few years will be the hottest on record ClickGreen, 20 January 2012 A team of NASA scientists have warned an upswing in solar activity combined with the next El Niño will trigger …
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SOLAR FARMING Photovoltaic (PV) technology (aka solar panels) is advancing steadily. That advance will occur regardless of whether we have an economic depression or booming prosperity. This advance means that price of PV modules are dropping at a rate of 7% per year (as it has been doing that for decades). This means that by …
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Severe Solar Storms Could Disrupt Earth This Decade: NOAA The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a federal agency that focuses on the condition of the oceans and atmosphere, said a severe solar storm could cause global disruptions in GPS systems, power grids, satellite communications, and airline communications. Profound change of the near-Earth radiation environment caused …
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Some items of interest: Solar powered water treatment system. No electricity consumption, CO2 emission, and cheap (PET bottles, foil, and plywood). Refracting bleach and water bottle light bulbs. Series of graphs showing no economic recovery whatsoever vs. previous highs. Swedish hacker trying to split atoms at home is arrested. The global illicit wildlife trade network is causing “devastating population …
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Dutch To Build Solar Panels Into Their Roads, Starting With Bike Lanes by Alex Davies, Paris, France on 04.22.11 Science & Technology, treehugger.com The Dutch are well known for their ubiquitous bike lanes, to the point where Amsterdam is neck and neck with Copenhagen for the title of most bike-loving capital in Europe. Now, Denmark …
