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  Time-lapse history of human global...
  Animated time-lapse video of anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions in map form, spanning the 18th century until this current first decade of the 21st century. Shows the start in England and radiating to Europe, US and then Asia. The video makes it easy to visualize the geographical distribution and trends in post industrial revolution anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions over 255 years. Whether you are worried about the consequences of carbon pollution or a sceptic of global warming, you should take a look, since this data is based on recorded use of fossil fuels, gas flaring and cement production, but not land-use changes. The majority of anthropogenic CO2 emissions are represented in this video by Robert W. Corkery using data from ORNL on a Nasa Blue Marble background image. Music copyright Robert W. Corkery 2007. Postscript: 7 January 2010 - an updated version of this video now appears at the URL: www.youtube.com The updated version, showing the same amazing dynamics of the industrial revolution and CO2 emissions, has a corrected scale bar and does not clip the very highest emissions as it does in the original. Unfortunately for now, Youtube has no mechanism to update the video, so I hope you don't mind linking to the update. Again the new version is at: www.youtube.com
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  Carbon Emissions: Past, Present &am...
  (February 20, 2008) Christopher Field, professor of biology and of environmental Earth system science at Stanford University and senior fellow at Stanford's Woods Institute for the Environment, discusses the past, present and future of carbon emissions. The Energy Seminar meets weekly during the academic year. For a list of upcoming talks, visit the events page at the Woods Institute for the Environment website. Stanford University www.stanford.edu Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford: woods.stanford.edu Christopher Field fsi.stanford.edu Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com
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  Reducing CO2 emissions from power p...
  Duke Energy's large-scale Edwardsport IGCC project may well end up being the biggest construction project in Indiana history. When it opens in 2012, the facility will make history as the largest in the world to use integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) technology to produce electricity while reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. sn.im
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  Carbon Footprint...
  Commissioned by Discovery Networks EMEA, and created by Jellyfish Pictures, the film is an animated time lapse following the decomposition of a tin can over 50 years, depicting the impact of failing to recycle rubbish.

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  'Never mind the heat, climate chang...
  Russia's deadly wildfires, the smog-filled cities and poor harvest, are being seen by some environmentalists as signs of man-made climate change. But Piers Corbyn of the Weather Action Foundation says the heatwave is only down to climate cycles...
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  What We Know about Climate Change...
  Support Climate Denial Crock of the Week - go to www.greenmanstudio.com This is the same video as "What do we know about Climate Change?", except it has a small typo -- I've left it up since so many places already have it embedded. In the many responses I get to these videos, it appears that a number of people want to deny, or are not even aware, that there is a scientific foundation to the overwhelming consensus on climate change. In fact, the science is built on thousands of publications and many decades of observation. In this video we'll go over some of the fundamental discoveries, the basic facts that we know beyond a doubt, about global warming. Of course, many people will never believe science, because they believe that anything that challenges their world view, is all part of a secret, global conspiracy. Increases in Longwave forcing inferred from Outward longwave http Trends in Forcings www3.interscience.wiley.com Downward Longwave Radiation landshape.org Downward Longwave Radiation www.agu.org 29000 data sets, press release: www.giss.nasa.gov 29000 data sets pubs.giss.nasa.gov Global Energy Imbalance: pubs.giss.nasa.gov Isotopes: www.bgc-jena.mpg.de
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  6. Climate Change -- Those hacked e...
  Now that the conspiracy theorists have blown off steam, it's time for a more sober analysis of those e-mails and what they mean. I can't go through all of them, there are far too many, and . So I've taken the two that seem to be getting conspiracy theorists most worked up -- Phil Jones's e-mail about "Mike's Nature trick" and Kevin Trenberth's e-mail about a "travesty." I'm glad to see that skeptic websites that cover the science understand what these e-mails actually mean. As you'll see, very few commentators who jumped on the conspiracy bandwagon even before reading the e-mails managed to get it right. The Trenberth paper can be found at www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov
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  Scientists under fire in climate ch...
  A leading British climate scientist has come under pressure to resign over a series of leaked e-mails, which global warming sceptics say point to a mass conspiracy. The scandal erupted after a research server was hacked into, and private e-mails and documents were released, suggesting that scientists may have colluded to prevent the release of climate data.