Posts Tagged ‘Cycling’

February 3, 2012   12:16 pm,  The post writted by admin

The Essential Guide To Road Bike Cycling: Mind, Body & Budget

A ‘must Have’ New Cycling Ebook Covering How To Get The Most Out Of Road Bike Cycling, In Terms Of Goals And Attitude (mind), Training (body) And Budget, For Various Road Cycling Styles. A Fantastic Reference For Beginners Through To Experienced Riders.
The Essential Guide To Road Bike Cycling: Mind, Body & Budget

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September 24, 2009   6:43 am,  The post writted by admin

How Is Cycling To Reduce Global Warming Being Promoted In India?

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July 29, 2009   7:35 am,  The post writted by admin

Green Jobs: Global Warming Reduction Opportunity Amidst Disaster?

The recent economic meltdown has left millions of Americans homeless and thousands fearing losing their jobs; many already have.

As the world struggles to dig itself out of recession, the green industry appears as a beacon of hope. In post-modern industrial world where the threats of global warming and climate change have been taken for granted, a digital world that seeks to be more earth-friendly is emerging. But irony or not, this seems to be the case.

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July 23, 2009   12:46 pm,  The post writted by admin

Wanna Poke The US Energy Secretary on Facebook?

This is what US Global Warming Guru has to say:

I recently joined Facebook because I want to talk with you directly about solving the energy and climate change challenge and ensuring America’s leadership in a clean energy economy. I hope you will check out my new page at http://www.facebook.com/stevenchu

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  12:08 pm,  The post writted by admin

Is Global Warming Making Animals Smaller?

Global warming may be affecting the size of sheep in Scotland, scientists have found. Over twenty-five years, they studied the Soay sheep on Hirta, an island in the Outer Hebrides, off Scotland.

They found that the sheep had shrunk by about 2cm (0.8 inches) and 81g (2.9oz) each year. This amounted to five per cent of their body mass.

The sheep were completely unattended and it’s thought that the smallest lambs would usually die in the cold weather of early spring. However, as spring is getting warmer, more of these lambs survive. Their ‘small’ genes then get passed to the next generation of sheep.

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  10:37 am,  The post writted by admin

What’s The United Kingdom’s Response To The G8′s Global Warming Agreement?

The British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, was enthusiastic about the outcome of the G8 summit for global warming. At the summit he said:

“For the first time the G8 has agreed what I believe are vital decisions that take us on the road to Copenhagen and change the way we look at energy policy in the future.

We have agreed for the first time that average global temperatures must rise by no more than 2C. That is a historic agreement.

“We have agreed as G8 that we want to cut our emissions by 80% by 2050 and we believe that this will allow the world to reduce its emissions by 50%.”

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April 19, 2009   7:55 am,  The post writted by admin

How Is The Recession Helping Global Warming?

The recession is proving good for global warming. The UK’s largest cycle retailer, Halfords, has announced that bike sales are booming for the second year in a row. Halfords, which sells a third of all new cycles in the UK, has reported bike sales of one million to the year ended 31st March 2009 for the second consecutive year.

Commuters have been driving cycle sales, helped by the government’s ‘cycle to work’ incentive scheme.

But the recession is not the only reason for the increase in cycling. It has also been receiving good publicity with the gold medal successes of the Team GB cycling team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

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