The 20th century, marred by the horrors of wars, genocides, and ethnic persecutions, left an indelible mark on human history. As we grapple with the ever-pressing climate crisis, it's crucial to realise that global warming is not solely a consequence of carbon emissions. There's another, less-discussed contributor –
COP28 is fast approaching, and this year it's hosted in Dubai. While some critics argue that the location is ironic given its historical ties to fossil fuel production, we should focus on constructive solutions rather than assigning blame. The undeniable reality is that climate change poses an existential threat, and we need actionable strategies.
Recent scientific publications indicate that as global temperatures rise, more water is evaporating, transforming into water vapor. This vapor dissipates into the atmosphere, leaving less water available in the ground. This is a critical issue, especially for agriculture, as water is essential for crop growth.
Epidemics of cholera and dysentery in cities in the Nineteenth Century were often attributed to a ‘Miasm’ – plural form ‘Miasmata’ - a form of foul air, often with a sinister and mysterious Supernatural origin. Attempts to prevent these epidemics by scientific measurement and precise engineering were often delayed by debates centred on these theories of origin.
The concept of net zero is based on a terrible misunderstanding. At most, carbon is a secondary cause of global warming.
The concept of net zero is based on a terrible misunderstanding. At most, carbon is a secondary cause of global warming.
A bibliometric analysis and a short discussion of some solutions to global warming. The current chapter attempts to reassess the origin of Global Warming, and proposes an effective human-scale solution. The bibliometric review reveals an increasing trend of indexed publication from 1936 to 2020.
Climate change is a pressing issue facing the world today, and it is imperative that we take action to address it. While the problem may seem daunting, there are a number of solutions that can help us mitigate the impacts of climate change and create a more sustainable future. One of the most effective ways to address climate change is through the use of renewable energy sources.
I’m an old man and started worrying about Climate Change many years ago. Most solutions to global conditions assume that controlling this monster will be a long slow process. But the speed of climate change – especially in its terrifying forms of burning forests and enormous floods – has shocked the world, and brought fear and despair to us all – especially young people, who are likely to have to live with the results. Many even wonder whether they should have children…
