For once, there is good news for the environment: a flurry of international conservation initiatives and environmental research projects were given the green light last week. They were backed with more than half a billion US dollars in grants from the Global Environment Facility (GEF) in Washington DC, the world’s largest funder of environmental projects.
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Showing posts with label global warming. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Environmental projects get more than half a billion dollars
Link: Environmental projects get more than half a billion dollars
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Mongolia bids to keep city cool with 'ice shield' experiment
Link: Mongolia bids to keep city cool with 'ice shield' experiment
Mongolia is to launch one of the world’s biggest ice-making experiments later this month in an attempt to combat the adverse affects of global warming and the urban heat island effect.
The geoengineering trial, that is being funded by the Ulan Bator government, aims to “store” freezing winter temperatures in a giant block of ice that will help to cool and water the city as it slowly melts during the summer.
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