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El Niño!
Most of my readers (sort of) know what El Niño is. I’ve written before about this, and I also am known to frequent a blog that covers the dynamic climate system El Niño is part of. At the beginning of their November Post they had some good descriptions of this system, and well as some information that will probably start to have some serious effects on the World’s Weather. I will start this in Section 2 below, mostly use their words, and fill in with mine and those of a respected climatologist’s as needed.
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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
Too Much Water!
If we are taking about the Planet-Earth, the title of this paper is absurd. In general, our planet has an almost fixed amount of water over any reasonably short period (say centuries to millennia). But what isn’t static is the water’s state.
Humber Industrial Cluster Plan
Humber Industrial Cluster Plan | Net-Zero Emissions Pathways in the Humber The Humber is the largest industrial area within the UK, with over 14 MtCO2 emitted annually and employing thousands of people in foundation heavy industries. •..
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