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Articles related to "Methane"
Methane a Greenhouse Gas Time Bomb Methane is a more powerful global warming agent than CO2. In addition to man-made methane levels, rising levels of CO2 could release vast amounts of natural methane. methane a greenhouse gas time bomb • accelerate global warming • methane more powerful global warming agent • man made methane levels • rising levels of co2
Managing Methane From Livestock Going carbon neutral means finding ways to control the methane produced by sheep and cattle. From vaccines to cashew oil, new efforts to meet Kyoto Protocol objectives. greenhouse gas emissions • ruminant methane reduction research • livestock and crop genetic research • new zealand and australia farm animal production • kyoto protocol
Life on Mars? New findings of water, ice, and methane on Mars are pointing not only to the likelihood of past life on the Red Planet, but also to the possibility of life at present. mars • life • bacteria • esa • nasa
Methane Hydrate You might have heard or read something about gas hydrates or methane hydrates in particular. Interest in these compounds, which were once only considered a curiosity, is rising. Find out what they are and why they are being investigated in this week's article. methane hydrates • gas hydrates • methane • water • ice
Greenhouse Gasses Climb in 2007 Data released for the Annual Greenhouse Gas Index (AGGI) show a dramatic rise in atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide and major increases in methane. greenhouse gasses climb • annual greenhouse gas index • aggi • climate change • global methane concentrations
Of Reactors and Regolith For a manned mission to Mars, two needs must be addressed: available electrical power, and propellant for the trip home. Nuclear power and In-Situ Resource Utilization promise to address both. mars • space • mission • nuclear • fuel
Titan, Largest Moon of Saturn A little larger than the planet Mercury, Saturn's largest moon, Titan, has a significant nitrogen atmosphere but is cold enough for lakes of liquid methane. titan moon • saturn moons • atmosphere of titan • titan surface • cassini mission
Industry Partnerships, EPA's Environmental Carrot industry partnerships, sustainability, environment industry partnerships • sustainability • environment
CO2 Not the Only Greenhouse Gas Although carbon dioxide is the largest agent of global warming, there are other greenhouse gases. Methane, nitrous oxide and fluorocarbons all add to climate change. carbon dioxide • global warming potential • greenhouse gas • climate change • co2
The Importance of Greenhouse Gases Greenhouse gases are produced by natural and human activity. Concentrations of carbon dioxide, ozone and methane gas in the atmosphere have been impacted by human action. greenhouse effect • ozone layer • cfcs affect atmosphere • ozone concentration • vehicle emissions
Cassini Meets The Ringed Lord After a 7 year journey featuring safety concerns and controversy, and a spectacular December 2000 Jupiter flyby teaming up with the earlier Galileo probe, Cassini is entering the real business phase. To orbit Saturn for a minimum of 4 years. The European Space Agency's Huygens probe will for its part plunge into Titan's methane haze to reveal the moon's surface enigmas. saturn • jupiter • cassini • huygens • galileo
Cassini Saturn arrival update 22 years hinged on a mere 96 minutes burn when the Saturn Orbital Insertion took place on June/30 - July/1. First looks from Saturn and Titan amazed even seasoned space mission veterans. saturn • jupiter • cassini • huygens • galileo
Greenhouse Gases What are greenhouse gases, and why are we afraid of them? Where do they come from? What effects do they have? This article supplies some background information on an important aspect of climate change issues. greenhouse • atmosphere • atmospheric • gas • carbon dioxide
Irish Scientists Aim to Knock Wind Out of Greenhouse Effect "...their next goal will be to reduce levels of methane emission. Which should be quite a simple thing to do, actually. Apart from cutting out the onion soup and baked beans, they simply need to ensure that the cattle and sheep avoid curry, three-alarm (or stronger) chilli, and pints of Guinness. Well, it works for me." ireland • irish • dublin • humour • humor
Titan Titan, one of Saturn's moons, has been in the news recently. Man landed a probe on its surface! titan • science • web sites • saturn • moon
Can Titan Support Life? There has long been a search for life outside of Earth. Scientists in the past have tagged Venus and Mars as potential candidates for having at least some form of life. titan • saturn • methane • ethane • moons of saturn
Composting for A Desert Garden Yard waste makes up as high as 30 percent of the solid waste of most municipalities in North America. Food waste makes up another nine percent. Composting uses this mater compost • composting • desert gardens • desert garden • microbial
Reviewing Protein Folding
This article reviews simulation work done on the protein folding problem by researchers at Columbia University in New York. protein • folding • simulation • monte carlo • molecular dynamics
Little lively chemists- I I Seems that the bacteria are structurally not very diverse but functionally are some of the greatest mavericks known to mankind. waste digester • lively chemists • biochemical reactions • photosynthesis • minutest ancient most ancestors
Brutal little beasts-I Bacteria support life or take it. They produce and release oxygen and fix nitrogen. But some of them kill humans. About 5000 deaths take place every day just from one bacterial disease – Tuberculosis. lively chemists • bacteria • oxygen • fix nitrogen • methane
Fighting bad bacteria by feeding on them We have a vast range of amoeboid cells which literally eat our enemies and protect us. How ....please read ahead. biofertilizers • methane • anthrax • bacterial dysentery • botulism
The Truth Behind Halloween Legends Learn the truth behind the myths of vampires, werewolves and witches. kids • science • vampires • werewolves • witches
What IS That Smell? Flatulence is experienced by every person on earth. If someone says they don't have flatulence, look them straight in the eye and lift an eyebrow. It's simple. They're lying. flatulence • excessive flatulence • farting • gas • excessive gas
Lower Household Carbon Footprint Wondering what you can do to stop global warming? The articles in this series are your one-stop guide to reducing your household carbon footprint one room at a time. global warming • climate change • carbon footprint • energy • energy conservation
Makemake: The Fourth Dwarf Planet Makemake is a Pluto-like object lying in our solar system beyond Neptune's orbit. makemake • dwarf planets • plutoids • discovery of solar system objects • transneptunian objects
The Origins of Petroleum Did crude oil originate from inorganic constituents deep in the mantle of the earth? Or, was genesis from organic material lying at relatively lower depths. origin of petroleum • abiotic infinite theory of oil • fossel fuel finite theory • peak oil hypothesis • hubbert's peak oil
Chemistry Major The chemistry major is a popular major at many schools that is a prerequisite for Medical School programs as well as for many careers in pure and applied sciences. chemistry major • christopher e. katz • sepracor pharmaceuticals • fundamental building blocks • components of the atom
Types of Stars Stellar spectral classification helps astrophysicists understand the lives of stars. spectrum • electromagnetic spectrum • star • astrophysics • stellar classification
Alternative Energy Description of manure as a form of energy provider. manure • biomass • biogas digesters • alternative energy • wisconsin
The Scoop On This Poop! The use of manure for energy, in both the power hungry society of North America and the energy starved country of China. manure • biogas digesters • alternative energy • china • wisconsin
To Infinity and Beyond - Hydrogen Fuel In the end, our most environmentally-friendly energy source might just be - rocket fuel. energy • hydrogen • fuel • renewable • solar
Climate Change in Southeast Asia 1 What will be the impact of climate change on Southeast Asia? climate change • southeast asia • mekong • himalayas • glaciers
Melting Glaciers Signal Warming Melting glaciers around the world provide proof of global warming. glaciers and global warming • melting glaciers • rising temperatures • effects of global warming • consequences melting glaciers
Energy Crisis and Spawning Salmon Fossil fuels and politicians make strange bedfellows. It's time we reduced our dependence on both. fossil fuel • alternative energy • energy crisis • energy efficiency • energy conservation
Creative energy solution in Rwanda The next time you're sitting on a toilet, consider that you are about to flush away a valuable source of energy. developing country • third world country • africa • rwanda • bio gas
Cutting Carbon Footprints Every day, more and more people are taking action to help reduce carbon emissions and tackle environmental problems. reducing personal carbon footprints • cutting household costs • living green • helping the environment • tips for greener living
Ten wonders of nature In celebration of Imbolc, here are 10 marvels of nature, to reawaken our sense of Earth's majesty. nature • natural wonders • mystery • intelligence • imbolc
Fall Landscape Maintenance Make more time to enjoy your lawn and your life this fall: don't rake your leaves! fall lawn care • save on lawn maintenance • natural fertilizer • natural landscaping • backyard habitat
Mo-o-o-ve Over South Beach Diet The Low Carbon Diet enables food choices that affect change. Learn why food choices matter. Create healthier food systems. Reduce environmental impact. Eat better. south beach diet • mooove over • low carbon diet • bon appetit management co. • greenhouse gases
Petroleum 1: How oil becomes oil. We use it everyday, to cook with, power our automobiles, and run our power plants. But do you really know where the oil and gas we use comes from? Take a look at how oil becomes oil. geology • geolphysics • petroleum • oil • gas
WEATHER, PREDICTIONS, & XERISCAPING(tm) A few years ago weather predictions were accurate within two weeks. This year my Almanac has been very accurate - and its predicting a very dry century for North America. Will it be a dry milennium? weather • climate • predictions • global warming • trees
Christmas in the Garden Out of ideas for gifts during the holidays? Try some of my ideas and see if you can win your gardener's heart this year. christmas • christmas ideas • christmas gifts • gardening gifts
Fire The word "fire" has many meanings in the English language. Since we can't consider them all here, we will just content ourselves with discussing "fire" as meaning "to burn" or "to combust". fire • web sites • science • burn • combust
Hot Air - How Real is the Global Warming Crisis? Global warming is a hot issue right now. But is it a real crisis, or just a lot of hot air designed to bolster the power and finances of environmental watchdog groups? global warming • kyoto • carbon dioxide • atmospheric pollution • fossil fuels
Science Fiction Inspires New Generation Space Droid NASA scientists are building a interactive robot to help astronauts with future missions. psa • personal satellite assistant • ames research center
Above Top Secret: The Aurora Project Is the U.S. Air Force really operating a supersecret, Mach 6 spy plane? This article takes a look at the few available facts on the Aurora Project. aurora • spy plane • reconnaissance • u-2 • sr-71
An Operational Hydrogen Vehicle There has been a lot of hype about hydrogen fuel cells for years, and now there really is a vehicle that runs on hydrogen. However, it is not a "big" advance. hydrgen fuel cells • hydrogen vehicle • inventions • accomplishments • steps forward |
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