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Wind engineering researchers at Florida build gigantic artificial wind simulator
Written By: William Atkins
Section: Science

Category: Climate

2007-06-03 16:41:24
Called the world’s largest fully portable artificial hurricane wind and rain machine, University of Florida engineers led by Forrest Masters built a machine that produces wind speeds of about 100 miles (160 kilometers) per hour.                   
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Origins-of-life pioneer Stanley Miller, creator of ‘primodial soup’, dead at 77
Written By: William Atkins
Section: Science

Category: Biology

2007-05-24 12:55:13
University of California-San Diego chemist and biologist Stanley Lloyd Miller died May 20, 2007 of heart failure in a hospital in National City, California. Miller is famous for his pioneering experiment that first demonstrated organic molecules could be artificially generated in a laboratory.      
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Can cities counter global warming’s higher temps? Create more green spaces!
Written By: William Atkins
Section: Science

Category: Climate

2007-05-20 19:42:44
According to a British study headed by Roland Ennos of Manchester University, creating more green spaces, such as with parks and trees, could cool off cities.


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Tech customers baulk at cost of going green
Written By: Peter Dinham
Section: World Watch

Category: Reuters

2007-05-20 05:52:51

PARIS (Reuters) - Customers are not yet ready to pay extra for green products in spite of growing concern for the environment, technology, media and telecoms executives told an industry summit this week.


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Green issues overlooked in IT procurement, survey says
Written By: Peter Dinham
Section: World Watch

Category: The Register

2007-05-15 06:55:18
Most large companies ignore environmental issues when buying IT solutions, according to research.
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Yahoo puts marketing muscle into climate campaign
Written By: Peter Dinham
Section: World Watch

Category: Reuters

2007-05-14 07:03:41

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc. aims to wield its power as the biggest U.S. Internet media company to encourage millions of consumers to take basic steps to help the environment as part of its corporate push to confront global warming.


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Biofuels are the 'next environmental danger'
Written By: Peter Dinham
Section: World Watch

Category: The Register

2007-05-14 06:45:33

Far from being the salvation of an oil-hungry society, biofuels could actually trigger increases in food prices and deforestation, according to a report.


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Tropical deforestation key factor in climate change: research
Written By: Stan Beer
Section: Science

Category: Climate

2007-05-13 21:44:14
New research confirms that deforestation in the tropics has played a devastating role in climate change. The newly published research shows that deforestation has reduced the Earth's capacity to stop carbon generated by burning fossil fuels from being released back into the atmosphere.


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Eastern US heading for 110 degree summers
Written By: Stan Beer
Section: Science

Category: Climate

2007-05-10 20:35:55
Greenhouse gas induced global warming looks set to turn the eastern region of the US into a sweltering hotbox within decades, with cities such as Chicago and Washington DC baking under 110 degree Fahrenheit (43.3C) summers, according to a new study.


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Weather forecasting while you fly
Written By: William Atkins
Section: Science

Category: Climate

2007-05-09 15:31:14
The Boeing Company has filed a patent application so that aircraft could contain weather-sensing devices to collect real-time weather forecasting data as they fly around the world.
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Asia's high-rise gardeners unearth key to cooler cities
Written By: Peter Dinham
Section: World Watch

Category: Reuters

2007-05-09 06:32:48

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Koi carp, goldfish, and a collection of giant tropical ferns: The only thing missing from this model modern Asian garden is... the garden.


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White syndrome disease spreading across coral reefs
Written By: William Atkins
Section: Science

Category: Climate

2007-05-08 14:18:17
The first conclusive verification that warmer ocean temperatures are associated with coral-bleaching disease in reefs has been found by a group of U.S.  researchers.     
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Study ties coral disease to warmer oceans
Written By: Peter Dinham
Section: World Watch

Category: Reuters

2007-05-08 07:00:48

MIAMI (Reuters) - Warmer sea temperatures are linked to the severity of a coral disease, according to a study on Australia's Great Barrier Reef that offers a dire warning about global warming's potential impact on the world's troubled reefs.


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Famous Caymans coral reefs dying, scientists say
Written By: Peter Dinham
Section: World Watch

Category: Reuters

2007-05-07 07:44:35

GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands (Reuters) - To coral reef-driven tourism industries like those of the Cayman Islands, there could be a greater cost in ignoring climate change than fighting it.


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Nuclear industry welcomes climate report backing
Written By: Peter Dinham
Section: World Watch

Category: Reuters

2007-05-06 06:29:42

LONDON (Reuters) - The world nuclear power industry welcomed on Friday the tacit backing given to their technology by some of the world's top scientists and economists in the latest analysis of the climate change crisis.


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Apple going green the new eco-tech reality
Written By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Section: Science

Category: Climate

2007-05-04 09:12:50
This week, Apple’s CEO, Steve Jobs, outlined how green Apple already is, and how green they’ll be in the future – but is it, and other efforts, enough?


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Wind power gets thumbs down for smog reduction: report
Written By: Stan Beer
Section: Sustainability

Category: Energy generation

2007-05-04 03:26:14
A new US report has concluded that using wind turbines for generating electricity will help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions caused by carbon dioxide (CO2) slightly but would not help reduce other air pollutants such as sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides that cause smog and acid rain.


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U.S. air pollution: less smog, but more soot in East
Written By: Peter Dinham
Section: World Watch

Category: Reuters

2007-05-02 06:19:10

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is less smoggy than it used to be, but dangerous soot particles are rising in the densely populated eastern part of the country, the American Lung Association reported on Tuesday.


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Arctic ice cap melting 30 years ahead of forecast
Written By: Peter Dinham
Section: World Watch

Category: Reuters

2007-05-02 06:08:28

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Arctic ice cap is melting much faster than expected and is now about 30 years ahead of predictions made by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a U.S. ice expert said on Tuesday.


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No Arctic ice as early as 2020: new research
Written By: Stan Beer
Section: Science

Category: Climate

2007-05-01 18:46:03
Arctic sea is melting much faster than previous climate models predict and may disappear completely as early as 2020, according to new research.


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