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Tag Archives: trees
Who would have thunk it? Standing trees better than burning ones
From Duke University and the Department of Obvious Science comes this study partially funded by NASA: Standing trees better than burning ones for carbon neutrality DURHAM, N.C. — The search for alternatives to fossil fuels has prompted growing interest in … Continue reading
Posted in Carbon sequestration, Obvious science
Tagged Bioenergy, Forest, Fossil fuel, greenhouse gas, trees
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Helio, La Niña, and bad winters, awww nuts!!
While doom and gloom predictions continue about CO2 induced global warming, saying that it now is the largest driver of climate, overwhelming any influences of the suns variation, there appear to be other things happening. There are forecasts emerging for … Continue reading
Posted in Climate_change, Local_issues
Tagged acorns, climate change, Solar, trees, Weather
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