Environmental issues
The Ill Effects Of Climate Change
Mar 6th
Now-a-days we hear about Climate Change more often than before. Climate change is a global phenomenon and the term “Climate Change” is indeed a straightforward expression for such a complex subject. In fact, it has more than we can comprehend from this phrase and that is why it is quite essential to go at defining More >
Holes in the Ozone Layer
Mar 2nd
Variations in temperature and pressure divide the earths atmosphere into layers. We need this ozone layer(s) to keep out the harmful solar radiation rays. Ozone depletion describes two distinct, but related observations: a slow, steady decline of about 4 percent per decade in the total amount of ozone in Earth’s stratosphere since the late 1970s; More >
World Food Crisis, Peak Oil, Stagflation and Other Disasters
Mar 1st
While reading the headlines about violence around the world caused by food shortages, I started to think that my blog about America’s obsession with bio-fuels was a little too tame. After all, besides the shifting of the Chinese diet higher up the food chain (it requires 8 calories of grain to create 1 calorie of More >
The Campaign on Climate Change
Feb 26th
A campaign is a series of planned activities with a particular social, commercial or political aim.
Campaigning is done against nuclear weapons and war.
Similarly, advertisement, election, empowerment of women and many more activities are promoted by campaigns organized by concerned people.
Nowadays, climate change is one of the fears all living and non-living on earth face.
Crying for More >
Climate Change
Feb 18th
Climate Change
Now-a-days we listen Climate Change more often than before. Climate change is a global phenomenon and the term “Climate Change” is indeed a straightforward expression for such a complex subject. In fact, climate change has more than we can comprehend from this phrase and that is why it is quite essential to go at More >
The Peak Oil Crisis and Water Supply
Feb 18th
Much is being made about the “Peak Oil Crisis” in the media today. Gasoline and natural gas prices are high and continue to rise. But what is the “peak oil crisis” and how does it impact our water supply?
Peak Oil is discussed and defined in an excellent book by Kenneth S. Deffeyes entitled “Beyond Oil, More >
The Peak Oil Crisis – is it Real?
Feb 18th
Many people are talking about the “Peak Oil” crisis, and many people wonder if the peak oil crisis is actually real.
What is Peak Oil
Because most scientists believe that oil is a non-renewable resource, it stands to reason that at some point the growth of oil supplies will no longer support the rising demand. This More >
How To Reverse The Causes of Ozone Layer Destruction
Feb 18th
Since the causes of ozone layer depletion were identified, solutions were put into place to reduce or eliminate their usage. The U.S. Clean Air Act and the Montreal Protocols address the problem internationally. The goal of these treaties is to stop the damage to the ozone layer by phasing out known contributors.
Although there are numerous More >
THE CLIMATE CHANGE HOAX HOAX
Feb 18th
“The greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people!”-Senator James Inhofe
Thanks to an outspoken American Senator, the world is being set straight on climate change. Working tirelessly to block Al Gore’s Capitol Hill celebration as part of a seven-continent “Live Earth” concert tour intended to rally the planet in cheerfully addressing runaway global warming, Oklahoma More >
Savings That Wind & Solar Power Provides
By Ashley Patrick
By Ashley Patrick
Jul 11th
Times continue to resolve & advance & we as people living on earth need to constantly adapt to the modern changes that we are experiencing.
Modern sources of energies nowadays include gasoline, oil, & fossil fuel. However, with the growing concerns on the economy & environment, we are tasked upon to look for means as to More >