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Spherical solar cells are pretty awesome - Think_Next
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Spherical solar cells are pretty awesome - Think Next. October 17th, 2007. 10:16 pm - Spherical solar cells are pretty awesome. A Korean firm, Kyosemi Corporation, has developed a highly efficient spherical solar cell. It's called the Sphelar and represents a huge leap forward in solar development. As an added bonus these cells do not block light and can therefore be embedded in clear objects without fully compromising clarity, giving energy-producing windows a chance.
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'Warm wind' hits Arctic climate - Think_Next
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Warm wind' hits Arctic climate - Think Next. October 19th, 2007. 09:50 pm - 'Warm wind' hits Arctic climate. The Arctic is being hit by melting ice, hotter air and dying wildlife, according to a US government report on the impact of global warming there. The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa) report found that in 2007 winter and spring temperatures were "all above average throughout the whole Arctic and all at the same time" unlike in previous years.
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'Unexpected growth' in CO2 found - Think_Next
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Unexpected growth' in CO2 found - Think Next. October 24th, 2007. 08:46 pm - 'Unexpected growth' in CO2 found. Carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in the atmosphere have risen 35% faster than expected since 2000, says a study. The research, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), was carried out by the Global Carbon Project, the University of East Anglia, UK, and the British Antarctic Survey. The decline in global sink efficiency suggests that stabilisation of atmospheric CO2 is ...
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Climate Change Brisbane, Australia - Think_Next
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Climate Change Brisbane, Australia - Think Next. January 1st, 2012. 12:00 am - Climate Change Brisbane, Australia. Climate Change event calendar for Brisbane, Australia. Http:/ au.calendar.yahoo.com/climatebris. Http:/ www.climatebrisbane.com. November 14th, 2007 11:08 pm (UTC). XRumer is the perfect program for promotion! XRumer is the best program for advertisement! It's have CAPTCHA recognizer, email verificator, and a lot of other functions. But I forgot link to it :(.
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Climate set for 'sudden shifts' - Think_Next
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Climate set for 'sudden shifts' - Think Next. February 5th, 2008. 11:03 am - Climate set for 'sudden shifts'. In a formal survey the researchers said that a number of systems that influence the Earth's weather patterns could begin to collapse suddenly if there's even a slight increase in global temperatures. At greatest risk is arctic sea ice, the Greenland ice sheet and the west Antarctic ice sheet. Melting of Arctic sea-ice (about 10 years). Decay of the Greenland ice sheet (about 300 years). They argu...
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Arctic voice drowning in climatic shift - Think_Next
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Arctic voice drowning in climatic shift - Think Next. October 24th, 2007. 09:16 pm - Arctic voice drowning in climatic shift. It is time for the industrialised world to wake up and change its behaviour before the Arctic, its people and its wildlife are lost forever. Argues explorer Glenn Morris. In this week's Green Room, he shares his experiences of travelling by kayak along part of the Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic.
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Electric car infrastructure just four years off - Think_Next
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Electric car infrastructure just four years off - Think Next. October 27th, 2008. 10:08 pm - Electric car infrastructure just four years off. Within just four years, most Australians will be able to drive an electric car and recharge it at special plug-in points at home, the office or shopping centres. Under the agreement, Macquarie will raise $1 billion to build an electric-vehicle network in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, and AGL will power it with renewable energy. We call it a ubiquitous charging ne...
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Oceans are 'soaking up less CO2' - Think_Next
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Oceans are 'soaking up less CO2' - Think Next. October 24th, 2007. 08:58 pm - Oceans are 'soaking up less CO2'. The amount of carbon dioxide being absorbed by the world's oceans has reduced. Scientists have said. University of East Anglia researchers gauged CO2 absorption through more than 90,000 measurements from merchant ships equipped with automatic instruments. BBC environment analyst Roger Harrabin said: "The researchers don't know if the change is due to climate change or to natural variations.
