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Tag Archives: climate warming
Freshwater availability shrinking as we make perverse decisions
Globally, around 80 percent of freshwater is used for food production and agriculture. Out of all the water covering the earth, only 2 percent is fresh. That remaining 10 to 20 percent is set aside for industry. Urban Africa, with … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged agriculture, climate warming, drought, famine, freshwater, glacier melt, industry, lake algae blooms, lake shrinking, lakes, rivers
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Recycling Plastic and Thinking Disassembly
This planet is drowning in plastic, the forever chemical made from oil. Peak oil production was during the 1970s. If we assume that consumption patterns continue at their current rate, we will need three times as many natural resources by … Continue reading
C02 and Agricultural Practices
Since Neolithic times, when humans became farmers, we have sought ways to change land use to fit our needs. We have terraced hillsides to grow food, we have developed irrigation and switched routes of rivers to benefit land where water … Continue reading
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Tagged ammonia plants, carbon capture, CF Industries, climate change, climate warming, CO2 in short supply, CO2 production, coal gasification, cop26, energy crisis worldwide, fuel shortage, green renewables to co2, national infrastructure protection, steam reforming
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Living Things and the Carbon Dilemma
Since Joseph Black discovered carbon dioxide and chemists began to understand its importance, we have harnessed it for many advantageous applications which assist humans in their endeavours. The medical world has grown thanks to our understanding of how living things … Continue reading
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Tagged breathing, carbon dioxide, climate change, climate warming, CO2, greenhouse gases, industrialization, respiration
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