It took Al Gore a few days but he eventually blamed cyclone Nargis on global wamring. Cyclone Nargis was a strong tropical cyclone that caused the deadliest natural disaster in the recorded history of Burma (aka Myanmar). The cyclone made landfall in the country on May 2, 2008, causing catastrophic destruction and at least 80,000 fatalities. Global warming? Not so fast Al!
We’re into the MANIA time on global warming so it seems.
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One of main deciding factor about the efficiency of wind turbines is the height of tower underlying the windmill. In most of cases the  greater height of the tower is preferred with a objective to harness the available wind power to maximum extent. Sometimes tower goes up to 65 meters in sky. Consequently there is seen a general trend in favour of high towers these days.
Watch the entire presentation that took place on September 10, 2008 at MIT. Hosted by Ernest Moniz and presented by Peter Diamandis, with guest speakers Ray Kurzweil, George Church and Saul Griffith.
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Given the recent spate of advertising by Britain’s leading supplier of gas, one might be forgiven for believing that gas was a ‘green’ product. Make no mistake, gas is a fossil fuel. Its burning flame is blue -apparently so it can be recognized when it’s turned on. It emits black carbon into the atmosphere which contributes to global warming and thus, the climate change that’s constantly in the news these days.
But such is the rush to jump on the ‘green bandwagon’ that developed nations run the risk of believing that what they are doing is enough to solve the problem in the west. This is whilst emerging industrialists in developing nations continue to pollute at an alarming rate.