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Daily Archives: 25 February 2009
Inside GIStemp, an Overview
A top level look at the sizes and general layout of the GIStemp programs and data directories. Continue reading
Posted in GISStemp Technical and Source Code
Tagged Engineering, FORTRAN, GIStemp, Global Warming, Linux, Unix
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The Trouble With C12 C13 Ratios
Full size image It is often asserted that we can measure the human contribution of CO2 to the air by looking at the ratio of C12 to C13. The theory is that plants absorb more C12 than C13 (by about … Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Earth Sciences, Favorites
Tagged GIStemp, Global Warming
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China: Where Coal Turns To Money
Full size image Full size image M.I.T. Technology Review article has this quote: Chinese industrialists perceive pulverized-coal plants as a license to print money. “People say you shouldn’t call it a power plant; it’s a money-making machine,” says Li. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics - Trading - and Money, World Economics
Tagged finance, Global Warming, investing
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