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Tag Archives: wind power
Evaluating Wind Power
The use of wind turbines as a means of harnessing the wind to produce electrical power may seem a new innovation in finding a more sustainable source of energy to counteract climate change, but our use of wind power is … Continue reading
South Australia’s Blackout and the Climate Debate.
Since September of last year, here in Australia, the debate regarding climate change and renewable energy has hotted up. First of all to give you all a bit of background. On Wednesday evening, the 28th of September 2016, a severe … Continue reading
Posted in Integrity of Creation
Tagged clean coal, Climate Change, climate change debate, climate change denier, Climate Council, climate debate, Environment, Environmental Concern, extreme weather, extreme weather events, Fossil fuels, Global warming, Greenhouse gasses, Jay Weatherill, JPIC, JPIC Passionists, Justice, lithium batteries, Passionist, Passionist JPIC, Passionists, Port Augusta Power Station, renewable energy, renewable energy resources, Silverton Project, solar power, South Australia Blackout, ultra super critical coal, wind farm, wind power
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A Realistic Reappraisal of Fossil Fuels in Light of Climate Change
The United Nations and the majority of scientists around the world are agreed that Climate change is a reality. There is less agreement as to the degree to which human activity contributes to it, though the leaning is toward us … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative sources of energy, biofuels, Carbon dioxide emissions, Climate Change, electricity grid, Environment, Environmental Concern, Fossil fuels, fracking, Greenhouse gasses, JPIC, JPIC Passionists, Justice, lower-carbon gas, Passionist, Passionist JPIC, Passionists, renewable energy resources, shale oil, solar power, UN, United Nations, wind power
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