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Yes we can! but it's harder than we thought
I have just found what I think might be the most brilliant book on climate change on the market for people who care about the environment but might not be physicists, climatologists, or politicians. T… more →
The Big Bang to Now
Yes we can! but it's harder than we thought
Terry Sissons wrote 7 months ago: I have just found what I think might be the most brilliant book on climate change on the market for … more →
Flushing the problem away
Terry Sissons wrote 7 months ago: One of the ongoing arguments around the world today is if and how we can solve the problems of globa … more →
The world's floating garbage bins
Terry Sissons wrote 7 months ago: Garbage is a big problem around the world. Landfills are getting filled, and many are beginning to … more →
Earth Day 2009
Terry Sissons wrote 7 months ago: Today is Earth day all over the world. There are 6.7 billion people who live here. I suspect a lot o … more →
Could the sun save us from global warming?
Terry Sissons wrote 7 months ago: Although it’s not often mentioned in history class, a Little Ice Age descended on the northern … more →
Who owns the rain?
Terry Sissons wrote 9 months ago: Scientists have been warning for at least a decade that eventually humans were going to start fighti … more →
A laser ray of hope
Terry Sissons wrote 9 months ago: Anyone who has been following the problems of global warming for very long at all is acquainted with … more →
When we lose our workers
Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: Apple production is down by 50% in Wales this year because so many bee colonies have collapsed. The … more →
The good news/ bad news department
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Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: Once we discovered how useful it was, it took us 125 years to use the first trillion barrels of oil. … more →
Too hot for comfort
Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: Another government report (the intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) thinks there is a serious … more →
Inventing our way out of oil
Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: General Motors in Detroit has at last seriously committed itself to developing a car that greatly re … more →
Green garbage tip
Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: Organic garbage, unlike most other trash, produces masses of methane gas when it is dumped into land … more →
Oil 2.0
Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: I was excited to learn that scientists in California have produced bacteria that feed on agricultu … more →
Yes we can! but it won't be easy. Or simple
Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: A comment on the last post offers the view that we are both creators and created, and with that dual … more →
Yes we can! Eco bit 6: The conundrum of bio-fuels
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Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: Some people think saving the world is easy. Or at least obvious. But although some of the answers … more →
Yes we can! Eco bit 5: Plastic bags are troublesome
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Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: Plastic bags that we use only once to bring home our shopping: Should we ban them? Possibly: Plasti … more →
Yes we can! Eco bit 4: don't stand by
Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: People who measure these things estimate that using the stand by features on our TVs, DVDs, mobiles, … more →
Yes we can! Eco bit 3: Winding our way there
Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: The inventor Travor Baylis started something with his winding. The first thing he produced was a ra … more →
Yes we can! Eco bit 2: One small step and a giant leap
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Terry Sissons wrote 1 year ago: Walking doesn’t sound like a very significant step to protect our environment and stop global … more →
