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Day 1, Module 2: Sustainable Transport and Climate Process
Day 1, Module 2: Sustainable Transport and Climate Process
Heather Allen Program Director Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) Training on Sustainable Transport and Climate Change Date: March 19-20 , 2012 Time: 900am -- 500pm Venue: Conference Room, Ateneo School of Government, Quezon City, Metro Manila
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Piano Climate Control System Installation Process
Piano Climate Control System Installation Process
Piano Climate Control System Installation professionally done by Newfound Pianos. Dampp-Chaser Piano Climate Control Systems establish and maintain optimal climate conditions for your piano. Pianos are meant to be maintained in an area free of drafts, vents, direct sunlight, fireplaces, electric heaters or air conditioning units. Thought most homes are well insulated better than they were 50 years ago, it is still advisable to keep a piano close to an inside wall of a room.The more consistent the temperature and humidity, the longer a piano will hold in tune. The ideal setting for a piano is between 17-24 degrees celcius and 42% relative humidity. Due to the fact that it is impossible to fully regulate relative humidity, and sometimes consistent temperature, a piano climate control system installed in your piano is the best way to preserve your investment. These model specific systems containing a Humidistat, Humidifier and Dehumidifier, continuously work at keeping the piano at the most consistent possible ideal climate. They are highly recommended for all pianos and are the piano owner's insurance against climate related problems. If you require more information about piano climate control systems, bit.ly
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The process of Painting Climate Change: Michael Killen - Part 1
The process of Painting Climate Change: Michael Killen - Part 1
Charlie Class interviews Michael Killen about how he goes about making his paintings. Killen points out that the primary purpose of his paintings, the art exhibition and the film Painting to Change the World is to help scientists tell their climate story to the public. Charlie probes Michael to reveal how he comes up with the visual metaphors in his paintings to represent interlinked issues like climate change, the end of the fossil fuel era, human evolution and the rapid decline in the number of species on earth. This is a studio taping session for Painting to Change the World August 19, 2010
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The Climate Change Thought Process
The Climate Change Thought Process
The climate has been changing forever. Some is natural and some is the consequence of humanity. Humanity has been around a long time, but now the problem is the global greed economy. It's pushing beyond the limits of the earth to heal itself. Media, science, and politics wants to saddle the people with the guilt of the few who control the planet's resources. They are reaping riches beyond imagination. Think critically. Think logically. Observe ! I just want to get people thinking. They need to seek the truth, rather than be force fed incomplete information from media-corporate social system.
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SAVE OUR PLANET - New Theory Links Climate Process
SAVE OUR PLANET - New Theory Links Climate Process
SAVE OUR PLANET... Evidence of link between ice melt and earthquakes. A team of US scientists have identified climate change and ice sheet melt as the likely causes of several massive 7 to 7.5-magnitude quakes that occurred in 1811 and 1812 along the New Madrid fault in the middle of the North American continent in an area not typically prone to quake activity. After studying the fault for a decade, the researchers found no evidence of growing pressure that might have ordinarily predicted a future quake. They instead concluded that the pressure was likely built through a geologic event such as the uplift of the Rocky Mountains. Then, at the end of the last Ice Age, when melting sheets flowed down the Mississippi River, the additional water flow washed vast amounts of sediment away, relieving pressure that had been weighing down on the Earth's crust. This would create conditions for the fault to move, thus releasing the stored pressure and creating the quakes that occurred at that time. Professor Eric Calais of University of Purdue stated, "We understand why earthquakes happen at the contact between tectonic plates, like in California, but it has always been a puzzle as to why earthquakes occur in the middle of the continent as well, and with no visible surface deformation. Our theory links an external climate-driven process, the melting of the ice sheet, and earthquakes." Thank you Professor Calais and colleagues for helping us to understand more about the link between <b>...</b>
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The process of Painting Climate Change: Michael Killen - Part 2
The process of Painting Climate Change: Michael Killen - Part 2
Charlie Class interviews Michael Killen about how he goes about making his paintings. Killen points out that the primary purpose of his paintings, the art exhibition and the film Painting to Change the World is to help scientists tell their climate story to the public. Charlie probes Michael to reveal how he comes up with the visual metaphors in his paintings to represent interlinked issues like climate change, the end of the fossil fuel era, human evolution and the rapid decline in the number of species on earth. This is a studio taping session for Painting to Change the World August 19, 2010






