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Archives for November 19, 2008

Should You Be in Amsterdam?

November 19, 2008 By Charlotte Ramotswe

Hello Friends,

We have very good news about our latest film Not Evil Just Wrong. The documentary has been selected to premiere at the Amsterdam International Documentary Film Festival, the largest and most prestigious documentary film festival in the world. The world premiere will be on Friday 21st November at 10.30 am. It would be amazing if you could come and join with us in celebrating the launch of the film and hopefully the beginning of a real debate about Global Warming.See www.idfa.nl for details

 

Thank You

Ann McElhinney
Phelim McAleer


www.noteviljustwrong.comWATCH THE TRAILER NOW http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHMOEVRysWE

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Filed Under: Community, News Tagged With: People

Australia Not So Sunny for Solar

November 19, 2008 By Charlotte Ramotswe

IN a body blow for Australia’s solar industry, the nation’s biggest solar-panel factory will close early next year.  Read more here.

Filed Under: News

The Absurdity of a Reliable Average Global Surface Temperature

November 19, 2008 By Vincent Gray

ACCURATELY recording the temperature of a body that is not in equilibrium can be complicated.  Recording the average surface temperature of the earth reliably, and with such accuracy that one can know with certainty that there has been a less than one degree Celsius change over one hundred years, probably impossible. 

Dr Vincent Gray explains why, and begins at the very beginning with an explanation of “temperature” and how it is measured:

TEMPERATURE is one of the six basic units of the SI (Metric) system, but is the least understood  and most mysterious of all of them.

It originally arose as a method of assessing heat level, which could be measured by the change in length of a liquid inside a glass capillary. The scale was divided into a number of equal units between “fixed” points.

In 1724, Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit chose three fixed points. Zero was the temperature of a mixture of ice, water and ammonium chloride, which he considered to represent the lowest possible temperature on the earth’s surface (he was wrong). Then he chose the melting point of ice as 32 degrees, which meant the boiling point of water was 212 degrees. It is amazing that this cumbersome and inconvenient system survived for so long, and is still used in the USA.

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Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change

Global Warming: Sweden to Gain Economically

November 19, 2008 By Roger Kalla

SWEDEN is, like Australia, experiencing the effects of an upward trend in temperatures that by some has been attributed to the recorded increase in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. However, Sweden unlike Australia is likely to gain economically from global warming.

Sweden has been in the forefront of implementing energy efficient building standards borne out of necessity. Swedes have always favoured smaller four cylinder cars with heated front and passengers seats, a feature which you learn to appreciate during the winter months. The winters in Northern Sweden are fierce with sub zero temperatures for months on end and very little if any daylight.

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Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change, Economics

Obama Promises Action on Climate Change

November 19, 2008 By jennifer

President-elect Barack Obama on Tuesday delivered a videotaped message to a climate change summit convened by California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, vowing quick action to curb emissions and engage in international talks. Read more here.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change

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