License Key Adobe Illustrator Cs5

bze — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:30:00 -0800

Walt Musial tells the story of Wind Energy in the USA, from the ‘Wind Rush’ of the 1980s, through Subsonic Noise problems, to proposals for huge offshore, floating, wind turbines.

The Power of the Gulf :: Blog 'Considering Ocean Energy in Maine'

File Download (27:43 min / 13 MB)

License Key Adobe Illustrator Cs5

bze — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 08:30:00 -0800

Mass Coral Bleaching on the Australian Great Barrier Reef began just as atmospheric Carbon Dioxide began to rise noticeably. When colourful Coral Reefs go white, most other reef creatures depart, and so do the tourists.
Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide will need to be reduced to around 320 parts per million to keep Coral Reefs healthy.

Climate Shifts Blog :: Climate change, ecosystems, politics, and the environment
Coral Reef Ecosystems Laboratory :: Centre for Marine Studies, University of Queensland

File Download (27:46 min / 13 MB)

License Key Adobe Illustrator Cs5

bze — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 08:30:00 -0700

Aberdeen is famous for its offshore oil and gas, and the skills of its marine petroleum workers. But now the skills are being repurposed to offshore wind, wave, and tidal power! Iain Todd, “Renewables Champion” of the Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group fills us in on the details on Scotland’s great renewable energy solutions and its awesome potential.

Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group :: Working for the transfer of Aberdeen offshore oil and gas skills to Wind, Wave, and Tidal power
All-Energy 2010 :: Includes biography of Iain Todd
Royal Society of Scotland :: Evidence from the Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group on energy

File Download (28:19 min / 13 MB)

License Key Adobe Illustrator Cs5

bze — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 08:30:00 -0700

This is the second interview – an update to the first interview with Wieslaw Maslowski last year

Available here

Listen to the first interview then this update!

First interview of Wieslaw Maslowski 2007 ::

File Download (30:00 min / 11 MB)

License Key Adobe Illustrator Cs5

bze — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 08:30:00 -0800

Dr. Wieslaw Maslowski predicted a 2013 Ice Free Summer Arctic five years ago – now he says that may have been too conservative

Beyond Zero speaks to Wieslaw Maslowski about his prediction that by the summer of 2013, we will have completely lost ice cover in the Arctic. Dr. Maslowski says that the complete loss of summer ice may actually happen sooner. The concern we have at Beyond Zero Emissions is that without moving to near zero emissions and drawing down atmospheric carbon as soon as possible, this could cause the irreversible melt of Greenland leading to 5 metre sea level rises this century.

Listen to Podcast Matthew Wright: On the phone we have Wieslaw Maslowski from the US Postgraduate Naval School. Good morning Dr Maslowski? We’re speaking to you today about the situation with the Arctic ice. As our listeners are aware, that’s a very serious situation and ah, well ahead of estimates by scientists some years ago, and by science thats led to summaries and the IPCC stuff, we’re seeing by 2020 or, there’s a quote from Wieslaw that perhaps 2013 is even a possibility for the loss of the complete summer ice extent.

File Download (30:00 min / 6 MB)