Vedas and human DNA. Arkaim - the cradle or Aryan Civilization I
For original go to - www.youtube.com ARKAIM - THE SWASTIKA CITY, TEMPLE, SUPER OBSERVATORY & CRADLE OF ARYAN CIVILIZATION The ancient Slavic ...
Isaac Asimov - How to Save Civilization Part 1
Can We Save Earth For Humans? Asked and answered in 1989 by Isaac Asimov (author of over 500 science and science fiction books). Was he prophetic ...
Scientists fear permafrost thaw could compound warming
THE NEW YORK TIMES
FAIRBANKS, Alaska
A recent estimate suggests that the perennially frozen ground known as permafrost, which underlies nearly a quarter of the Northern Hemisphere, contains twice as much carbon as the entire atmosphere
A bubble rose through a hole in the surface of a frozen lake. It popped, followed by another, and another, as if a pot were somehow boiling in the icy depths.
Every bursting bubble sent up a puff of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas generated beneath the lake from the decay of plant debris. These plants last saw the light of day 30,000 years ago and have been locked in a deep freeze – until now.
“That’s a hot spot,” declared Katey M. Walter Anthony, a leading scientist in studying the escape of methane. A few minutes later, she leaned perilously over the edge of the ice, plunging a bottle into the water to grab a gas sample.
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Scientists fear permafrost thaw could compound warming
Scientists need better inventories of the ancient carbon. The best estimate so far was published in 2009 by a Canadian scientist, Charles Tarnocai, and some colleagues. They found about 1.7 trillion tons of carbon in soils of the northern regions, ...
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Clone a mammoth? Not so fast Carbon dioxide is only one factor in plant growth and it's typically not the limiting one, that goes to water or soil content. And the melting of glaciers worldwide means that fresh water is liable to become quite limited . Three: yes, it was warmer ... |
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Your View: Canadian tar sands material costly, destructive It does this by destroying forests, which are natural carbon sinks (absorbers); by unearthing and heating millions of cubic feet of soil, dirt and sand, which releases more carbon dioxide; and by perpetuating our civilization's dependence on burning ... |
Climate Change: A Life Issue
Using both current observable reality and data from paleoclimate studies, an international group of scientists has recommended carbon levels that could preserve a climate hospitable to life. Johan Rockström and coauthors conclude in “A Safe Operating ...
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The Free Energy Future That Motivates Me
This would be a paradigm shift compared to how civilization views energy resources today. Importantly, draconian, economy-crushing policies such as carbon taxes could be thrown out the window. Right now, governments around the world are using ...
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