Nuclear fusion is the reaction that powers the sun. For decades, scientists have planned on recreating this reaction here on earth as it would provide the whole world with a safe, environmentally-friendly and unlimited supply of energy. France has took the first step towards building this nuclear fusion reactor by investing £13bn into the Iter […]
Tag Archives: climate
hArctic nearly free of summer sea ice during first alf of 21st century
15th April 2013 – 13:35
For scientists studying summer sea ice in the Arctic, it’s not a question of “if” there will be nearly ice-free summers, but “when.” And two scientists say that “when” is sooner than many thought — before 2050 and possibly within the next decade or two. James Overland of NOAA’s Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory and Muyin Wang […]
Tourism in Sierra Leone
4th December 2012 – 14:10
Sun, sea and smiles Miles of palm-fringed sandy beaches kissed by the sun all year round, green mountains with lush vegitation, African wildlife, seafood restaurants with fish freshly pulled from the ocean, a kaleidoscope of flora and fauna, colour and crafts – all here All the natural resources on which to build a healthy tourism […]
Hepatitis is not just a health issue
28th July 2011 – 12:18
NEWS SOURCE : http://www.guardian.co.uk BY : Poverty Matters Blog World Hepatitis Day recognises the enormous public health challenge viral hepatitis represents and gives us a chance to tackle the stigma around the disease
Climate Change Update
2nd January 2011 – 14:45
Yes i know Climate Change doesnt really exist – sure. but for those of you who are into observing coincidences of a scientific factual nature – here you go …
Devastation in Australia with over 9 meters of flooding
2nd January 2011 – 14:04
This is truly sad and frightening, to anyone to see that yes our western civilized world can be ripped apart with one mighty blow – Our hearts go out to the people in Australia. Hard to comprehend that the disaster is the size of Germany & France – makes the UK seem miniscule. With the […]
What catastrophe are we waiting for?
17th August 2010 – 15:47
News Source : http://peoplesworld.org by: Marc Brodine August 16 2010 Whether you call it “wild weather” or “extreme weather” or “weird weather,” this summer is providing many examples of exactly the kind of extreme weather events predicted by climate change scientists. Some areas are experiencing drought (like the U.S. Southwest, the Russian breadbasket, and parts […]
Extreme Weather Causes Global Chaos
17th August 2010 – 14:10
One of the world’s top climate change experts says the environmental disasters killing hundreds of thousands of people across the world could be a sign that global warming has well and truly arrived. Sky’s Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Lisa Holland reports.