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Fire & Storms Part 5: Steam and Smoke
Mother Nature must be really upset with us. As the effects of climate change multiply, she keeps delivering surprises, and not of the nice kind. The one piece of positive news for me is that it provides increased content for my posts.
Increased atmospheric humidity increases rainfall from all storms. It also has bad health effects in the world’s hottest areas. Smoke from wildfires are also hazardous to our health without good air filtration. Now a new negative effect of smoke above the tropopause is looming. This post is about these subjects.
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EVs’ Tough Road Ahead
As I started considering the IEEE Spectrum article used as a source for a future article, I found a lot to like. First of all, it described in detail the changes we (our societies) must make to implement Electric Vehicles, but also explored the..
APPG | Hydrogen - What do we need to make hydrogen a reality?
APPG | Hydrogen
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