Articles related to "James Lovelock"

Brief biography of English scientist James Lovelock who introduced the Gaia hypothesis that the Earth is a single living organism evolving to sustain itself.

Lovelock's study shows that living organisms are inherently complex, and the analysis of their parts will be of little help in explaining how a cybernetic system works.

With his several books on Gaia, planet Earth as one living organism, climatologist James Lovelock has become a green guru and controversial advocate for nuclear power.

The Gaia Hypothesis considers living and nonliving parts of the Earth as a complex interacting system that can be thought of as a single organism.

Gaia theory, elaborated by scientists James Lovelock and Lynn Margulis, holds that earth's biosphere is a living whole--in some ways an organism, or super-organism.

A world of unchecked emissions may see a 4C rise in average global temperatures by 2060. Gwynne Dyer examines what this four degree world really means.

Eating the Sun by author Oliver Morton explains how, where there is greenery, photosynthesis is working to make oxygen, release energy and create living matter.

A lot of bright minds are dreaming up massive projects, such as reflecting the Sun's heat with mirrors or cooling the oceans, to give time to cut carbon emissions

Accidents at Three Mile Island and Chernobyl put a stop to the building of nuclear power stations, now there is a new enthusiasm for this energy source.

Honoring the sacred feminine along with the divine masculine is part of bring balance to spiritual practice. Learn what role the earth mother plays for Pagans.

Biography and works of William Golding, English novelist, poet and playwright, famous for the novel Lord of the Flies.