Posts Tagged ‘Climate Change’

SuperFreakonomics: not very super on global warming ideas

Posted in Earth on October 20th, 2009 by iip – 1 Comment

The authors of best selling super_freakeonomics_global_warming_iipalbanjary[dot]netFreakonomics confidently entering global debate on climate change with its controversy ideas. SuperFreakonomics has been responded in many ways, mostly criticizing. Some of you may find critics which are circulating through online media. They even called as “staggeringly illogical” to refer a statement within SuperFreakonomics.

Levitt and Dubner, might be excellent in the area of popular economics–explaining daily events and providing easy understanding to most people who never study economics.  But, why in the SuperFreakonomics, the author take contrary side with mainstream understanding of  global warming?

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Road to Copenhagen: In search of certainty

Posted in Earth on October 15th, 2009 by iip – Be the first to comment

Road_to_copenhagen_iipalbanjary[dot]netReading a recent article of NY Times on global climate deal, I noted that more uncertainty is raising and shown by industrial countries.  It seems that they try to present good message to global society, and agree to do something for tackling global warming.

However, until now their messages are lack of delivering clear and detail action. Current barrier on global climate deal is recognized:

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Climate change effect on drought

Posted in Earth on August 19th, 2009 by iip – 2 Comments

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A recent prove of climate change effect has been revealed by experts, who explaining a link connecting rising level of greenhouse gases with a decline in rainfall.  It has confirmed that the drought is not just a natural dry stretch but a shift related to climate change. How did experts prove the link? Sunday Morning Herald writes:

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