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Challenge CARBON - how do we fix enough carbon to cool the climate?
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picture from National Geographic, here.We have a global problem with carbon dioxide - 4.1 billion metric tonnes a year more are…Continue

Tags: ClimateChange, challenge, CARBON

Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Mulkerin Mar 30, 2010.

 

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Planting Carlin peas

I have been planting some Carlin peas in the back graden behind our house. I put 250 in, yesterday and today. They are in two rows, 25 cm apart. Each pea is 5 cm from the next and I push them in about 3 cm deep. I have marked the rows with a lot of raspberry canes I pruned out last month. These peas grow up tall so the raspberry canes will be a support for them to grow onto.

I am not sure how these peas will get on in the earth here. It heavy clay. I already have improved it a lot by… Continue

Posted on February 28, 2011 at 1:43pm

Oil crunch 2012?? Local disaster

If this article in the Guardian is correct, the US military are predicting that global oil reserves will be gone by

2012
. I think this will have a huge impact on our local lives in thedeveloped world. We are hugely dependent on the global transport network for almost every daily need.

What's the situation where you…

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Posted on May 4, 2010 at 7:00am — 5 Comments

Points on mission objectives

Hello fellow agents,



You might be curious about what the points scores are, which are listed on the mission objectives. "This mission is worth + ... [power]". I was, so I asked around a bit.



I'd assumed that they were points scores which would be awarded by the game's admins when we'd submitted our evidence, as long as it was a reasonable attempt.



No - apparently no judging of evidence is taking place at this time. Don't count on getting those points!



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Posted on April 25, 2010 at 7:00am — 16 Comments

"Keep CO2 below 350 ppm, kids"

I ended up in planetary management. It would have seemed strange to me when I was young, to have spent my life thinking on the planetary scale while living mostly at home, grow a lot of food, doing a lot of community events locally.



Maybe it's not strange to you, that's the world we live in now, right? We have to think about the backstory, the drainage basin,… Continue

Posted on April 22, 2010 at 1:47pm

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At 10:04am on April 28, 2010, Pradip Dey said…
Thanks Starling for nice comments about my blog post on Chilling facts about indigenous issues.
http://www.urgentevoke.com/profiles/blogs/chilling-facts-about

You said rightly that 'we need every bit of wisdom about the world that the people who live indigenous traditions hold in trust'.
Thank you once again for encouragement with +KS to the post.
With regards,
Pradip Dey
At 9:53pm on April 21, 2010, Richard Beresford said…
thanks for the request starling. UK massive, represent ;)
At 3:15pm on April 13, 2010, Neil Spurgeon said…
Hi Alice, I am so glad I found you becuase you can d one of the things I am really weak at, which is seeing things another way - so I may well be picking your brains on that. Computational Biology sounds interesting, my own degree is in Telematics - computer network engineering for the man-in-the-street and I generally work as a project maager in an FE College.

Please find attached my photo

so you can see what I look like, I use Dan Dare as my avatar because he is much better looking than me but I do share with those who bother to come and talk to me when invited. How old is your toddler. I have seven grandchildren ranging from 10 down to 2 and adore just watching them and learning from them at about that age. My youngest grand-daughter is teaching me body language at preent - she hasn't got talking yet but can wrap g-an-dad' around her little finger !! I think Piaget had a wonderful life, probably the only person of which I am jealous, just think 25 year watch children growing and just noting what they did - what a life eh ! That's a research degree !!
All the best Neil
At 7:10am on April 7, 2010, Sarah Shaw Tatoun said…
For inspiration on the 'money' front-- why not look into alternatives like 'work-credits' used in coops, or perhaps gift circles (something like barter networks but with more of a trust base-- not keeping strict track of who owes who).
At 4:51pm on April 3, 2010, joanna said…
thnx for the links! i'll definitely read the articles you left me :)
At 9:30am on April 3, 2010, Optimus Prime said…
we are on a mission
At 10:16pm on April 2, 2010, Reema said…
It's going very well! How about with you? I would love to have you as a mentor! :D
At 2:25pm on March 31, 2010, uzoma judith katchy said…
thanks for adding me as a friend.
At 2:24pm on March 31, 2010, uzoma judith katchy said…
The campaign to breastfeed children exclusively for at least six months has greatly helped in the reduction of infant mortality. We are looking at under five. After, six months of breastfeeding, children need to drink water. This is when the havoc is done due to lack of safe water.
At 5:36pm on March 26, 2010, Lori Hutcherson said…
My dreams tell me....that nothing is utterly impossible.
 
 
 

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