Tag Archives: Antarctic

Adriana Downie of Best Energies (bestenergies.com.au) talks about their Pyrolysis Technology which creates renewable energy from biomass. This is a large industrial process as a by-product, Syngas is used to power gas engines for electricity or steam production. Agri-char is produced which is a stable form of carbon that creates ...

Cancun Climate Summit, Mexico, December 2010 – Kenya has superior wind power to the North Sea offshore winds. They have already constructed a 350MW windpower farm and have a Geothermal capacity of 17000MW. Kenya is taking the leaad in controlling their own destiny through the Public Private Partnerships in renewable ...

Gunter Pauli talks about new Solar Panels designed in Sweden that continue to produce energy at night. See more information atgunterpauli.com/ and theblueeconomy.org/

The University of Earth presents the Urgent Action Series: COP21 and CMP11, Paris 2015: New Nordic Climate Sessions, Nordic Council of Ministers, Copenhagen and Stockholm leaders in green economy

The University of Earth: Urgent Action Series: COP21 Paris 2015: Discussion regarding commitments by USA and China to COP21 – May Boeve (350.org), Jane Drake Hamilton (Fresh Energy), Alden Meyer (Institute of Concerned Scientists), Keya Chatterjee (US Climate Action Network)

The University of Earth: Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: Owen Gaffney, Future Earth, Stockholm Centre for Resilience, Research Community Providing Evidence for Climate Change, Biodiversity, Land System Use, etc.

Spokesperson for Meat Farming – Acting on climate change is not about preventing people doing things but getting them to do things more responsibly and intelligently.

COP 20: Al Gore was optimistic about the agreements being reached. He spoke about the inadequacies of GDP at measuring the most important economic realities that we face, for example depletion of natural resources, the production of pollution and other negative externalities. In addition, positive externalities such as social inequality, ...

COP 20, Lima, 2010 – Kaisa Kosonen of Greenpeace discusses timelines for Climate Change. When applying precautionary principles and given what we have already seen happening globally with climate, we need to bring Carbon Emissions down by 2015.

Rachel Kyte, the Vice President of the World Bank speaks about the journey that multinational banks are undertaking as regards the rights and expectations of third world people for sustainable development being undermined by Climate Change. A 2% rise in global temperatures will result in a 4-5% drop in growth ...