My Personal History With Global Warming – CleanTechnica
Air Quality Published on October 17th, 2020 | by Frank Semmens October 17th, 2020 by Frank Semmens 1964–1966 I served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Bolivia from 1964–1966. Being an avid skier from the Adirondack Mountains in New York,…
Birth of young moon at dayâs end, October 17-20
You might or might not see the moon on October 17, 2020. But you’ll more easily catch it on October 18, 19 or 20. Look west after sunset!
Is Icelandâs most active volcano about to erupt?
The ice-covered GrÃmsvötn volcano produced an unusually large and powerful eruption in 2011. Now, says this volcanologist, there are clear signs that GrÃmsvötn is getting ready to erupt again.
Quality control mechanism closes the protein production ‘on-ramps’
Recent work revealed a newfound quality control system in the protein production assembly line with possible implications for understanding neurogenerative disease.
Large asteroid will pass safely November 29, closer in subsequent flybys
A large asteroid will pass Earth at more than 11 times the moon’s distance on November 29, 2020, and will approach more closely in later flybys. Charts here for telescope users.
Moon and Mars rendezvous in early October
The moon and Mars are near each other on the sky’s dome on the night of October 2, 2020. From South America, the moon will appear to occult (cover over) Mars.
The Limits Of Green Energy Confirm The Reality Of Fossil Fuels
In a previous life as a tour guide in the Eternal City of Rome, I would explain Raphael’s famous “Athens School” in the eponymous rooms and former papal apartments inside the Vatican. There the two most consequential philosophers in history…
La Nina Is Here: What It Means For Global Temperatures
As equatorial sea surface temperatures (SSTs) across the east-central and the eastern Pacific Ocean continue to cool, what effect will La Nina have on global temperatures this year? La Niña conditions were present in August, and there’s a 75% chance they’ll…
Tel Aviv to Become First City With Electric Road That Charges Public Transportation
The construction of an electric road will make Tel Aviv the first city worldwide to institute the large-scale rollout of a technology that can charge vehicles as they drive. Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality, in partnership with ElectReon and Dan Bus Company, has launched a pilot to install wireless electric roads for charging public transportation in the […]
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Newly identified ‘landfalling droughts’ originate over ocean
Researchers have identified a new type of ‘landfalling drought’ that originates over the ocean before traveling onto land, and which can cause larger, drier conditions than other droughts.
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