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JOIN OUR MAILING LIST. Climatepedia site under construction. US posts second-hottest year on record. It was the second warmest year in the U.S. since 1895. West Antarctica Begins to Destabilize With ‘Intense Unbalanced Melting’. Warmer ocean water is attacking ice at its base, adding dangerously to sea-level rise. Meet 676 experts that support action on climate change. HOW DOES IT WORK? Learn the basics of climate change in under 500 words. WHAT CAN I DO? Learn everyday things you can do to make an impact.
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Climatepedia – We're a nonprofit organization founded by students
We're a nonprofit organization founded by students. Climatepedia is a not-for-profit climate change education organization. Established in 2011 by University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) students, Climatepedia continues to grow. Our organization is comprised of UCLA, UC Irvine, and Yale University students and alumni. Despite our varied academic backgrounds, from economics to chemical engineering, we are united by our belief that climate change is one of the most important issues of our generation.
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Climate, People & Organizations | Studying the Human Implications of Climate Change
Climate, People and Organizations. A Friend of the Earth. Call for Papers: ‘Organizing and the Anthropocene’. Energy Security: The New Black! Paris and Magical Thinking. Climate Change, Capitalism and Corporations. Climate, People and Organizations. A blog that explores the social, organizational and political implications of climate change and profiles my research in this area and organisation studies more generally. My name is Christopher Wright and I’m Professor of Organisational Studies. Hoping to jo...
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Thermal power at the end of the 19th century and today's applications. Will visualize the link between today's known technologies and those at the beginning of the industrial revolution, like wind energy, watermills, thermal power, etc. Wind energy has been life changing and goes back for more than 2000 years. We can still find some remains of windmills in Greece. Watermills are still used today as an attraction, but it had similar economical goals as wind power for many centuries.
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12 Days of Copenhagen. Climate Crisis - An Inconvenient Truth.
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The Climate Philosopher
Mostly Now Concerning Economic Policy. The big thermos flask in a microwave. First thing to note is that what we call 'light' is part of a spectrum which includes not only light but other waves like radio waves microwaves ultraviolet and infrared waves. Each of these waves has different wavelengths like waves on water or sound waves gave different pitches. So why does air get cooler as it rises? Because the pressure goes down because there is less air above pushing it down. Eventually it actually gets wa...
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November 24, 2016. The Greenhouse Effect Explained. The greenhouse effect was first argued in 1824 by Joseph Fourier. The argument was strengthened in 1827 and 1838 by Claude Pouillet. John Tyndall further studied the greenhouse effect in 1859. Alexander Graham Bell also stated in 1917 that burning fossil fuels would cause a hot-house, and was an advocate of solar energy. Earth’s atmosphere provides the same kind of effect. Greenhouse gases trap the heat, not allowing it to escape from the atmosphere.
