general texts related to global warming (causes, effects, mitigation)
German manufacturers of wind farms were able to consolidate their dominant position on the international market in 2005, says the German Energy Agency (DENA) in a press release on its… Read More »Renewable energy going strong for Germany
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Is prevention of global warming possible? Or is only mitigation of global warming possible? How fast do changes
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A new report of IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) including an update on predicted effects of global warming by geographical regions has been released in April 2007. This report
We show the urgent need to act in order to be able to mitigate global warming. For this purpose, we simulate different scenarios for the future emissions of carbon dioxide
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Nuclear phase-out means the discontinuation of usage of nuclear power for electrical energy production. Usually because of concerns about nuclear energy, existing plants are either shut down or not renewed
One of the major problems for our future is the ever growing number of people living on Earth. We are referring to this in several articles on this site. Below
This new report of IPCC will basically confirm the cause and effects of global
warming, which have already been know for years. The evidence of
earlier predictions is much increased
Electricity from nuclear energy is considered to be economical and very cost effective, in particular compared to electricity from renewable energy sources like wind, water, sun, biomass or geothermal energy.
It took more than 20 years to broadly accept that mankind is causing global warming with the emission of greenhouse gases. The drastic increase in the emission of CO2 (carbon
There is no doubt any more: Global warming (climate change) has been caused by human beings through the high emission of so called greenhouse gases (mainly