Climate Change Update (08 July 2011) Russia (Nuclear Event)
A powerful thunderstorm forced the shutdown of one of the reactors at the Balakovskaya nuclear power plant (NPP) in central Russia, the NPP’s press service said on Friday. “A thunderstorm on the border of the Saratov and the Samara regions in late evening on July 7 damaged two power supply lines serving the fourth reactor at the Balakovskaya NPP, causing an automatic safety shutdown,” hisz.rsoe.hu Nuclear reactor on North Carolina college campus leaking radiation since last Friday — Public not told because radioactivity was “compared to what someone might receive getting an x-ray” enenews.com www.sott.net theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com VIDEOS: 7/7/2011 — LARGE earthquake — 7.6 magnitude & two dozen 5.0′s www.youtube.com More than 70 Active wildfires burning across Ontario www.youtube.com 07/07/2011 – Real-time Magnetosphere Simulation www.youtube.com Alert According to Officials Radiation In Fukushima City Now Higher Than Chernobyl www.youtube.com Fukushima Japan Update 7/7/11 www.youtube.com 32 Inches Of Snow Falls In Driest Place On Earth www.youtube.com
Professor Jane McAdam – 29 July 2011. This lecture will examine the nature of climate-related movement; whether expanding the protection offered by international refugee law and human rights law is feasible; and what other solutions might be appropriate.
Read MoreHow will global warming become out of control?
Many scientists to say that if emissions aren’t reduced by X amount in Y years, global warming will become out of our control.
Why? Is it because of the permafrost in Russia will melt, or because there will be too much carbon in the atmosphere to make a difference?
Read MoreWhat do you think the climate effects from one nuclear bomb would be?
Encarta has a report from a team of sicentists.
Besides the blast and radiation damage from individual bombs, a large-scale nuclear exchange between nations could conceivably have a catastrophic global effect on climate. This possibility, proposed in a paper published by an international group of scientists in December 1983, has come to be known as the “nuclear winter” theory. According to these scientists, the explosion of not even one-half of the combined number of warheads in the United States and Russia would throw enormous quantities of dust and smoke into the atmosphere. The amount could be sufficient to block off sunlight for several months, particularly in the northern hemisphere, destroying plant life and creating a subfreezing climate until the dust dispersed. The ozone layer might also be affected, permitting further damage as a result of the sun’s ultraviolet radiation. Were the results sufficiently prolonged, they could spell the virtual end of human civilization.
Are alternative fuel vehicles the solution to the upcoming global, oil, shortage?
Experts predict that within the next 7years there will be a global, oil, shortage. The USA, Brazil, Russia, China, India and Saudi Arabia are demanding more oil than they ever have. The demand will continue to increase, but the output of oil will not.
Will alternative fuel vehicles be the solution to a global, oil, shortage?
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