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Dr James Lovelock Seeing the planet as others see us!
Climate change and the changing face of Gaia
21 May 2010 07:46
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2010/James_Lovelock.jpgDr James Lovelock
William Moomaw Global energy requires systematic change
WorldWatch highlights four key synergies
21 December 2009 15:18
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2009/WliiamMoomaw.jpgWilliam Moomaw
   
In an article in Nature Reports, Kerri Smith, says when was the last time you tried to convince your partner or a friend to do something for you? Climate change is a social problem!
Nature Reports magazine asks ‘why have sociologists been slow’?
18 August 2009 08:37
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2009/Climatechangedemo.jpgIn an article in Nature Reports, Kerri Smith, says when was the last time you tried to convince your partner or a friend to do something for you?
We appologise to Andrew Stobart for the late publication of his ode to the G20 gathering which took place in London earlier this month. An ode to the G20
Barak wakes the laggards in Whitehall
24 April 2009 10:34
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2009/g20-leaders.jpgWe appologise to Andrew Stobart for the late publication of his ode to the G20 gathering which took place in London earlier this month.
   
British prime minister, Gordon Brown Powerful engines of positive change
Who are the most active eco-warrior politicians
31 March 2009 17:17
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2009/GordonBrown.jpgBritish prime minister, Gordon Brown
Collecting water from a large water tank in Timor. WaterAid picture. Drought is an ongoing phenomenon
Does strife breed water problems?
23 March 2009 14:27
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2009/WaterAid.jpgCollecting water from a large water tank in Timor. WaterAid picture.
   
Atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations peaked a few decades ago and are expected to continue their downward drift throughout the twenty-second century. Authors challenged with 'scenario for success'
State of the World book addresses our planet’s future
26 January 2009 10:33
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2009/StateoftheWorld2009.jpgAtmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations peaked a few decades ago and are expected to continue their downward drift throughout the twenty-second century.
Trees and plants suck up CO2 as they grow, but then release it as they die and rot. 2,500 year old invention can control CO2
Amazonian Indians solution is biochar
15 December 2008 13:44
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2008/Charcoalkiln.jpgTrees and plants suck up CO2 as they grow, but then release it as they die and rot.
   
Humanity has used up all the resources nature will provide this year... We’ve used up all nature’s resources
Mankind is borrowing from the future
26 September 2008 12:52
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2008/NEF_2.jpgHumanity has used up all the resources nature will provide this year...
Tom Bettge New supercomputer helps climate research
Advance warning of severe weather
09 May 2008 13:52
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2007/Bluefire_2.jpgTom Bettge
   
Melting permafrost peatlands at Noyabrsk, Western Siberia. Siberian permafrost is a methane time-bomb
A vicious cycle that can hardly be stopped
07 March 2008 10:06
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2007/Permafrost_2.jpgMelting permafrost peatlands at Noyabrsk, Western Siberia.
The world's coral reefs are currently undergoing a slow death, thanks to global warming. Global warming spells slow death for coral reefs
Tourism is major contributor to destruction
31 August 2007 15:05
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/coralreefs2sp.jpgThe world's coral reefs are currently undergoing a slow death, thanks to global warming.
   
The Millennial Generation has every right to be the Melancholy Generation, and the wonder is that it's not. 'Gen Next' and the Green Planet
Who really cares about Earth?
14 May 2007 17:56
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2007/Young_adultsp.jpgThe Millennial Generation has every right to be the Melancholy Generation, and the wonder is that it's not.
The chief culprit of global warming is CO2 emissions. Cutting CO2 emissions... what future for Africa?
Tragedy is waiting in the wings
26 April 2007 17:35
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2007/BBC_Africa.jpgThe chief culprit of global warming is CO2 emissions.
   
HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco's expedition to the North Pole from 10 - 19 April, 2006, with Alaskan Husky sledge dogs. Are the experts poles apart on global warming
Arctic ice caps ravaged by environmental change
17 April 2007 08:03
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/princealbertsexpeditionsp.jpgHSH Prince Albert II of Monaco's expedition to the North Pole from 10 - 19 April, 2006, with Alaskan Husky sledge dogs.
IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change). Global warming and its effects on the common man
Huge disasters hang like the Sword of Damocles
29 March 2007 16:23
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic2007/Himalayasp.jpgIPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change).
   
Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Governor of California Celebrities stand up for the climate cause
Schwarzenegger and DiCaprio set the pace
30 January 2007 10:06
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic0906/ArnoldSp.jpgArnold Schwarzenegger, the Governor of California
They found that glacial extent had declined from 2077 square km in 1962 to 1628 square km at present, or about 21%. ScienceNOW says big melt threatens India's water
Glaziers have dwindled by one-fifth
23 January 2007 09:56
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic0906/ScienceNOWsp.jpgThey found that glacial extent had declined from 2077 square km in 1962 to 1628 square km at present, or about 21%.
   
The Centre for Sustainable Energy says have about ten years to take action to prevent the worst of climate change. 'I will if you will?' to 'We have, will you?'
CSE exposes the global warming dance conundrum
12 January 2007 14:01
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic0906/CSElogosp.pngThe Centre for Sustainable Energy says have about ten years to take action to prevent the worst of climate change.
Most scientists agree that climate change is largely due to human activity, mainly the increased use of fossil fuels. Cost of global warming far outweighs the benefits
Climate change makes dramatic rises
29 December 2006 10:37
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/img0906/Mosquitoesp.jpgMost scientists agree that climate change is largely due to human activity, mainly the increased use of fossil fuels.
   
The low carbon revolution starts at home. Why don't we all challenge everyone in the UK to make sure they trim just 3% off their home footprint - energy and travel bills - next year. The Queen's Speech - long live our stable climate!
Carbon Coach asks when will UK start to lead?
17 November 2006 14:30
http://4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic0906/Stateopeningsp.jpgThe low carbon revolution starts at home. Why don't we all challenge everyone in the UK to make sure they trim just 3% off their home footprint - energy and travel bills - next year.
Sir Nicholas Stern Economics of climate change could cost $3trillion
Delays could be catastrophic
31 October 2006 11:07
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic0906/Sternsp.jpgSir Nicholas Stern
   
The environmental performance survey results were released at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. New Zealand tops world eco-rankings
Zero waste policy is a goal
27 October 2006 17:03
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic0906/EPIsp.jpgThe environmental performance survey results were released at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
The House of Parliament in 1897 - perhaps we can make London look like this on 4th November? Black Out London for Climate Change Day
Powerdown at sunset on 4th November
10 October 2006 15:19
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic0906/Londonsp.jpgThe House of Parliament in 1897 - perhaps we can make London look like this on 4th November?
   
A cubic metre of ice weighs nearly a tonne and some glaciers are more than a kilometre thick. Melting ice may cause more earthquakes say scientists
Glaciers will release earth's pressure points
14 August 2006 18:03
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/glaciersp.jpgA cubic metre of ice weighs nearly a tonne and some glaciers are more than a kilometre thick.
One of the biggest events in the UK global warming calendar 3rd June is Climate Change Conference Day
Free 'BUMPER' event at the LSE
30 May 2006 11:06
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/marchinlondonsp.jpgOne of the biggest events in the UK global warming calendar
   
Internal flywheel components Energy storage devices are a positive way forward
Helping to minimise environmental impact
30 May 2006 10:54
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/flywheel.jpgInternal flywheel components
Lord Oxburgh, former chairman of Shell Transport and Trading. Pro Institutes to take up the challenge
We're in a 'real pickle' says Lord Oxburgh
08 May 2006 15:32
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/lord%20oxburghsp.jpgLord Oxburgh, former chairman of Shell Transport and Trading.
   
Wind turbine at Rheidol by E,ON UK Renewables Wind power industry calls on UK Prime Minister commitment
Fifth of nation's electricity from renewables by 2020
13 April 2006 09:58
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/Windturbinsp.jpgWind turbine at Rheidol by E,ON UK Renewables
Airlines claim they can reduce carbon emissions by means of technological advancements. Aircraft - biggest CO2 contributor by 2020
The sky has its limits!
27 March 2006 15:14
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/thumb_airplane12sp.jpgAirlines claim they can reduce carbon emissions by means of technological advancements.
   
The Climate Group Logo First major media company going carbon neutral
Sky Joins The Climate Group
15 March 2006 09:47
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/ClimategrouplogoSP.gifThe Climate Group Logo
At the remote Taylor Valley Field Camp, scientists from the University of Maine are studying how periods of global warming affected the polar ice cap millions of years ago, in an effort to more fully understand the consequences of Sea level set to rise 20in (50cms) by 2100
Temperature rise shrinks the Polar Ice Caps
13 March 2006 09:51
http://www.4ecotips.com/eco/smallpic/taylorvalleyfieldcamp1sp.jpgAt the remote Taylor Valley Field Camp, scientists from the University of Maine are studying how periods of global warming affected the polar ice cap millions of years ago, in an effort to more fully understand the consequences of
   
Academics talk of armageddon at edge debate
Climate change is 'spiralling out of control'
20 January 2006 10:36
Global warming is death sentence for Earth's wildlife
More than 800 wildlife species in the global warming hit list
17 January 2006 10:23
   

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