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www.r10.net kuresel isinmaya hayir seo yarismasi, Global Warming Map Animation

NASA has produced an animated map that illustrates changes in global temperatures between meteorological years 1891 and 2006. This animated map is an .mp4 file that can be viewed using a QuickTime player. Each frame in the animation represents a one year increment of the ten year mean temperature anomaly. This animation begins with a historic ten year (1891-1900) mean meteorological year temperature anomaly map and ends with a recent (1997-2006) ten year mean meteorological year temperature anomaly map. The animation clearly illustrates a global warming trend over the time interval.

First Frame of the Global Warming Map Animation by NASA

Last Frame of the Global Warming Map Animation by NASA

You can view the animation or read details at the NASA website.
Kaynak : www.geology.com
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IPCC - World Has 8 Years To Act To Save Itself From Global Warming, www.r10.net kuresel isinmaya hayir seo yarismasi

Today the IPCC released its 4th installment of its report on global warming. It has found that only .12 percent of world GDP would be needed to stave off the harmful effects of climate change. Echoing the Stern Report it shows that the only thing we should be afraid of is doing nothing. The report focused on economic changes that need to be made, pointing out that emissions must start declining by the year 2015 to prevent the world’s temperature from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius over pre-industrialized temperatures. (a scenario that would be catastrophic)

Read the summary for policy makers here doc

While some governments try to delay action, the switch to a cleaner and more efficient energy system is already underway, according to a new report from WWF.

A new briefing from the global conservation organization, Stop Climate Change: It Is Possible highlights 15 ways in which people, business and governments work with WWF to reduce CO2 emissions and help slow global warming.

The report highlights initiatives from around the world, ranging from India to Brazil, that save energy and reduce carbon pollution.

In Thailand, a new law encourages the clean production of energy from biofuel plants that will feed into the electricity grid. Elsewhere, major businesses have signed up for WWF’s Climate Savers programme and are actively reducing their carbon emissions. And in the UK a new campaign shows that people can simply unplug their phone chargers to cut standby power consumption.

“Taking action brings real savings and other benefits to consumers and businesses while preventing dangerous climate change,” says Hans Verolme, Director of WWF’s Global Climate Change Programme. “The planet is running a fever and people are working with WWF to cool it - global warming is costing us dearly already but by acting now we can avoid future calamities.”

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC’s) third working group, meeting in Bangkok today, showed that the cost of doing nothing about global warming is far higher than the cost of cleaning up our economies.

The WWF has said that to stay below a dangerous rise in temperature of 2°C the world needs to reduce global CO2 emissions by over 50 per cent by the middle of this century. Independent economic assessments have confirmed that this pays off. A claim backed up in todays report.

“We have all the technological and economic tools available today - governments now need to implement clean energy solutions and remove the obstacles that still prevent their break-through,” says Dr Stephan Singer, Head of WWF’s European Climate Change Program and expert reviewer of the report by IPCC Working Group III. “The facts are clear - preventing climate change is the best deal for the global economy, so why are we still waiting?”

Biraz Düşünelim..

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---Bir gün bilge bir kral, huzuru en güzel resm edecek sanatçıya büyük bir ödül vereceğini duyurdu. Yarışmaya çok sayıda sanatçı katıldı. Günlerce çalıştılar birbirinden güzel resimler yaptılar. Sonunda resimlerini saraya teslim ettiler. Kral tabloları bir bir inceledi. Yalnızca iki tablodan çok hoşlandı. Ama birinciyi seçmesi için karar vermesi gerekiyordu. Resimlerden birisinde, sükunetli bir göl vardı. Göl bir ayna gibi etrafında yükselen dağların huzurlu görüntüsünü yansıtıyordu.Üst tarafta pamuk beyazı bulutlar gökyüzünü süslüyordu. Resme kim baktıysa, onun mükemmel bir huzur resmi olduğunu düşünüyordu. Diğer resimde de dağlar vardı. Ama engebeli ve çıplak dağlar üst tarafta öfkeli gökyüzünden yağmur boşalıyor ve şimşek çakıyordu. Dağın eteklerinde ise köpüklü bir şelale çağıldıyordu. Kısacası resim hiç de huzur dolu görünmüyordu. Fakat, kral resme bakınca şelalenin ardında kayalıklardaki birçatlaktan çıkan mini minnacık bir çalılık gördü. Çalılığın içerisinde ise anne bir kuşun ördüğü bir kuş yuvası görünüyordu. Sertçe akan suyun orta yerinde anne kuşyuvasını kuruyor... Harika bir huzur ve sükun. Peki ödülü kimkazandı dersiniz? Kral ikinci resmi seçti."Çünkü" dedi, "Huzur hiçbir gürültünün, sıkıntının ya da zorluğun bulunmadığı yer demek değildir. Huzur; sıkıntıların, dertlerin, sorunların içinde bile yüreğinizin sükun bulabilmesidir. Huzurun gerçek anlamı budur." Mutluluğu yakalayabilen insanlar huzurlu olur. Mutlu olmayı bilmeyen insanlar hangi ortamlarda bulunurlarsa bulunsunlar bir türlü huzurlu olamazlar. Mutlu ve huzurlu olacağımız günleri beklemeyelim. Huzuru ve mutluluğu yakalamak için hızlı adımlarla yürüyelim, hatta koşalım.
Huzur da bizim elimizde, mutlulukla...

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What is Global Warming?

The Earth as an ecosystem is changing, attributable in great part to the effects of globalization and man. More carbon dioxide is now in the atmosphere than has been in the past 650,000 years. This carbon stays in the atmosphere, acts like a warm blanket, and holds in the heat — hence the name ‘global warming.’

The reason we exist on this planet is because the earth naturally traps just enough heat in the atmosphere to keep the temperature within a very narrow range - this creates the conditions that give us breathable air, clean water, and the weather we depend on to survive. Human beings have begun to tip that balance. We've overloaded the atmosphere with heat-trapping gasses from our cars and factories and power plants. If we don't start fixing the problem now, we’re in for devastating changes to our environment. We will experience extreme temperatures, rises in sea levels, and storms of unimaginable destructive fury. Recently, alarming events that are consistent with scientific predictions about the effects of climate change have become more and more commonplace. www.r10.net küresel ısınmaya hayır seo yarışması

Global warming- Climate Change

Sumatra, Indonesia — Never has the threat to the world’s forests been more acute nor the risk of dangerous climate change so imminent. With about one-fifth of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions being caused by forest destruction we are highlighting how Indonesia is at the heart of this problem.

Indonesian forests are being destroyed faster than any other major forested country, for logging and oil palm plantations.

This destruction has obvious, immediate consequences for the unique plants, animals and people who call the Indonesian forests home. These forests contain between 10 and 15 percent of all known species of plants, mammals and birds that make up the world’s treasure chest of biodiversity. Orangutans, elephants, tigers, rhinoceros, more than 1,500 species of birds and thousands of plant species are all part of the country’s natural legacy. But many of these unique forest-dwelling animals, including the orangutan and the Sumatran tiger, are on the brink of extinction.

While the loss of forests is bad enough, there's a double blow for the environment from forest clearance in Indonesia. Beneath most of this forest are thick layers of peat that lock up millions of tones of carbon. Once the forest is cleared the peat swamp is drained and often also burned to make the soil more suitable for palm oil plantations. Burning of the forest and peat results in huge amounts of greenhouse gases making Indonesia the world’s third largest climate polluter.

Brazil is the fourth largest climate polluter, with up to 75 percent of its emissions coming from land conversion and deforestation mainly in the Amazon.


More emissions than transport

Globally deforestation and forest fires account for approximately 20 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. That's more emissions than the world’s entire transport sector. If global deforestation is left unchecked it will continue to accelerate the rate of global warming.

This urgent global problem needs a global solution. We have launched a Forest Defenders Camp on the boundary of forest clearing in a region of Sumatra. In the coming weeks we'll be highlighting scale of the destruction and who's responsible. But also in Indonesia lies the start of that global solution.

Indonesia will be hosting the next round of international climate talks in December. Governments from around the world will gather in Bali to negotiate about extending the Kyoto Protocol, the only international agreement containing legally-binding limits on greenhouse gas emissions.

We aim to ensure that deforestation is included in the next phase of the Kyoto agreement extending beyond 2012. The decisions that governments make in the near future are critical for securing the financing and capacity needed by countries to safeguard their tropical forests and to allow them to make a serious contribution to global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Stabilising the world’s climate depends on countries agreeing to deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions from the energy and industrial sectors and completely halting deforestation. And, above all, ensuring that this is firmly written into the revised Kyoto Protocol. Her Şey www.r10.net küresel ısınmaya hayır seo yarışması için :)

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