Now, large businesses, high-tech operations such as data centers, and governments are exploring innovative technologies to capture and reuse this vast renewable energy source. - Link
IAN ADAMSON - Waste interpreter, writer and Account Manager specialising in universities, research campuses and complex organisations - exploring the point where legislation, sustainability, economics and common sense meet.
born at 321.89 PPM CO2
Credit is due to René Magritte, Man Ray, Salvador Dalí and Leonora Carrington, whose extraordinary work has inspired many of the images featured throughout this blog.
Monday, 30 September 2019
WASTE HEAT
Nearly three-quarters of all the energy produced by humanity is squandered as waste heat.
Saturday, 28 September 2019
Friday, 27 September 2019
Thursday, 26 September 2019
Wednesday, 25 September 2019
OXFORD CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE
Earlier this month - Oxford climate change conference ramps up efforts to achieve net zero carbon emissions - LINK
NOT ENOUGH GRETA?
From civil rights to the labor movement, children were on the front lines — and the fight against climate change needs the same young voices to succeed - LINK
RUSSIA'S BIGGEST WIND POWER PROJECT
The event took place in a desolate area located northeast of Murmansk City, on the spot that soon will house 57 major wind turbines.
It is the Italian company Enel and its subsidiary Enel Green Power that will build the the Kolskaya Wind Farm. By year 2021, the 201 MW park will be in operation. It will be able to produce up to 750 GWh per year. LINK - more like this (Russia) - link
RUSSIA JOINS PARIS AGREEMENT
By Natalie Sauer
The world’s fourth largest emitter, Russia, has formally adopted the Paris Agreement, drawing an end to months of national tensions on the subject.
“The Russian Federation has accepted the Paris Agreement and is becoming a full-fledged participant of this international instrument,” Ruslan Edelgeriev, the president’s climate advisor, told the United Nations Climate Action Summit in New York, before proceeding to list the country’s climate contributions. - Link
The world’s fourth largest emitter, Russia, has formally adopted the Paris Agreement, drawing an end to months of national tensions on the subject.
“The Russian Federation has accepted the Paris Agreement and is becoming a full-fledged participant of this international instrument,” Ruslan Edelgeriev, the president’s climate advisor, told the United Nations Climate Action Summit in New York, before proceeding to list the country’s climate contributions. - Link
Tuesday, 24 September 2019
ADAMS COUNTY ADMIN' BUILDING, COLORADO
New in at number one - it's the dirty unhealthy air around the Adams County Administration Building in Colorado - LINK
TOO MUCH GRETA ?
Critics responded strongly to a speech given by far-left climate extremist Greta Thunberg at the United Nations on Monday, saying that the apparent level of emotional distress she appears to be dealing with constitutes "child abuse."
Thunberg, who repeatedly declared "how dare you!" in an arrogant manner, also claimed: "You have stolen my dreams and my childhood."
Critics weighed in on her speech, calling it "child abuse," "disturbing," "exceptionally creepy," "scary," "insanity," "fanaticism," and "propaganda."
Here is some of the reaction her speech garnered online:
Federalist editor David Harsanyi tweeted: "The idea that they can use a kid as a political shield, give her immense coverage, and then no [one] is allowed to talk about the substance of her arguments because she is a kid ... is just silly.
It's the same with the gun-control kid. He says tons of ridiculous things that are then amplified by media. Yet, people get mad when you point it out. Hey, don't use kids for your political causes. I hate when either side does it." LINK
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)













