Posted on May 26, 2008 by GreenKufi
The problem we are facing regarding environmental challenges, such as climate change, is not solely the onset of such dramatic shifts in global trends, but is the ill-devised approach to dealing with these issues.
Lets take the example of carbon dioxide emissions that have been linked to climate change and may very well be the amplifier [...]
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Posted on February 1, 2008 by GreenKufi
For PART 1 and other articles click here!
Now that we’ve established the way the Earth works, and a bit about what climate is, we can now talk about the occurrence of snow in Saudi Arabia as one point of data that can contribute to the hypothesis of climate change.
As we’ve established that global climate is [...]
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Posted on January 16, 2008 by GreenKufi
It has been a while since I’ve read an article that really surprised me with the amount of ignorance that spews out of some people. Newsbusters just published an article supposedly exposing the bias of climate change alarmists by not reporting on the “global cooling” that’s happening in Saudi Arabia. The recent snow fall and sub zero temperatures have disrupted the countries functioning in affected parts, and caused the death of two people.
Besides the absurdity of the idea that “global” change of any sort is limited to a particular locale, in this case Saudi Arabia, these “liberal investigators” are absolutely ignorant of the way climate change works.
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Posted on November 18, 2007 by GreenKufi
Greenhouse Gases From Your Broccoli
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(Appearing in the Muslim Link newspaper – by Omar Mahfoudhi)
On average the fruits, vegetables, dairy, meat and poultry we consume travel between 2,400 to 4,000 kilometers from the farm to your home. This long-haul transportation of our food is quite energy intensive considering the volumes [...]
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