Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Scotland: [Carbon dioxide fails to drive bumblebees northward?]
The great yellow bumblebee - one of Britain's rarest bees - has been found at its most southerly site in 30 years.
Watching the detectives: Climate Camp hits London | Environment | The Guardian
"Singing and playing music can help us to get to grips with the feelings of sadness, rage and emptiness that climate change triggers."
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In a tent dedicated to "bicycology power", a workshop will use pedal power to create a 12v, carbon-friendly sound system.
How is the cyclist powered?

Climate Change Quicker Than Predicted
An increasing number of validated scientific papers, published since the last IPCC Assessment Report in 2007, shows that climate change is happening now, and that it is speedier than suggested only 2 years ago.
Christian Aid targets Government with climate change messages
The charity's campaigns editor Andrew Hogg said: ‘This campaign will allow people to protest from the comfort of their armchair. It will also allow supporters the opportunity to be seen doing something, and will make a high impact using new technology.’
Is this a true grassroots protest, where each sign-holder individually designed and produced his or her own sign?

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