Category Archives: atmospheric research into global warming

Holy Solar

Posted on September 20, 2010 by

Currently the Pope is visiting the UK. Speaking on BCC news after her brief meeting with him in Edinburgh today was Stephanie Hilborne who is the CEO of 47 Wildlife Trusts. She spoke about the importance of the influential catholic … Continue reading →

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Black Carbon

Posted on April 9, 2009 by

Black carbon! It sounds like bad news…and it is and, as far as the Arctic is concerned..it is very bad news – probably responsible for half if not more of the increase in the warming in that region over the … Continue reading →

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Don’t Snow Down on Kyoto

Posted on February 5, 2009 by

“How can we be experiencing global warming,” people ask , ‘When we have conditions like this and we are searching around for warm scarves and boots?” Right now in the UK we have had the coldest snowiest spell for twenty … Continue reading →

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Blown Away in UK

Posted on January 26, 2009 by

http://youtube.com/v/H_Ce2FDk7BI When we think of hurricanes or cyclones we automatically think of the tropics. But Powerful winds could threaten both UK and Europe with the potentially destructive force of a tropical category four hurricane. And all because of global warming. … Continue reading →

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