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SOME CLIMATE CHANGE RELATED DATA SOURCES
You Tube video (cellphone/wi-fi) topics (check them out):
 A) Permafrost methane releases
      1. Doomsday 2020: Arctic ice methane melting now
      2. We are even closer to climate change disaster
      3. About 7,000 methane bubbles can explode in Siberia
      4. Mysterious giant craters in Siberia
      5. An introduction to methane hydrates
B)  Global warming danger: peat fires
      1. Indonesia on fire 
      2. Indonesia fire season
      3. Massive underground peat fires
      4. Peat fire Indonesia
      5. Why peat lands are burning in Indonesia
C) CO2 as greenhouse gas
      1. The greenhouse effect
      2. Climate science in a nutshell
      3. CO2 and the greenhouse effect
      4. Why CO2 is a greenhouse gas
D) Global warming effects on oceanic corals
      1. What is coral bleaching?
      2. Coral reefs 101
      3. Coral reefs and climate change
      4. Coral reefs on the edge
E) Global warming effect: ocean acidification
     1. Ocean acidification
     2. Demistifying ocean acidification
     3. Acidic oceans; why should we care?
     4. Science today: ocean acidification 
F) Global warming remedy: ocean fertilization
     1. Climate restoration with ocean fertilization
     2. Ocean fertilization with buoyant flakes
     3. Ocean seeding - a new technology
     4. Iron fertilization
G) Global warming remedy: greening deserts
     1. China is converting deserts into forests
     2. Desert farming - Israel
     3. Greening the desert
     4. Re-greening the desert
H) Climate change skeptics
     1. Climate change skeptic flips, now backs action
     2. Responding to arguments from climate change skeptics 
     3. Opinion: common ground with climate skeptic
     4. Climate change debates

Google website topics:
A) Ethanol from sweet sorghum
     1. ICRISAT: Sweet sorghum for ethanol production
     2. Sweet sorghum for ethanol production, USA
     3. Sweet sorghum for ethanol production, Philippines
     4. Sweet sorghum for ethanol production, Africa
B) Ethanol refinery turnkey plant suppliers
     1. Ethanol plant, Shirjee Group, India
     2. Services and suppliers, fuel ethanol plants
     3. Alcohol plants, fuel ethanol plants
     4. Ethanol distillery manufacturers in India
C) Flex-fuel vehicles
     1. Top five vendors in flex-fuel engine market
     2. List of flexible fuel vehicles by car manufacturer
     3. Flexible-fuel vehicles - Wikipedia
     4. 10 coolest flex-fuel vehicles for 2018
D) Flex-fuel engine conversion companies
     1. Kits - Flex-fuel company
     2. E85 conversion kits, Fuel Flex International
     3. Brazilian company introduces flex-fuel kit outside Brazil
     4. E85 conversion cost
E) Mini hydropower plant turnkey suppliers
     1. SIAPRO Hydro Turbines
     2. MECAMIDI hydropower experts
     3. Hydropower plants, ANDRITZ group
     4. Small hydropower plant solutions, Siemens
F) Upland farming technologies
     1. Sustainable agriculture in upland Asia
     2. Sloping agricultural land technology guide
     3. Philrice technologies to help farmers (Phils)
     4. Agroforestry technology to combat land degradation
G) Geothermal plant turnkey suppliers
     1. Geothermal power plant companies and suppliers
     2. Green Energy Geothermal Ltd.
     3. Geothermal power - Ormat Technologies
     4. Geothermal plants - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
     5. Marubeni and Toshiba win Indonesian geothermal order
     6. Toyota Tsusho receives order for largest geothermal plant
H) Biogas power plant turnkey suppliers
     1. Zorg biogas AGI 
     2. BWSC turnkey power solutions
     3. Biogas plant turnkey projects, manufacturers
     4. Jain irrigation systems biogas power plants
I) Battery-powered vehicle manufacturers
     1. Top 10 electric vehicle manufacturers in the world
     2. Electric shuttle bus manufacturers, Delhi
     3. Electric car manufacturers list
     4. Best electric 3-wheel bikes on Pinterest    
     5. Best electric bikes USA 
J) All-electric mini steel mill plant suppliers
     1. Mini mills for long products, Primetals Technologies
     2. Mini mills Danielli
     3. Long product mini mills, SMS Group
     4. Commercial Metals Co. (CMC Steel)
K) Cable transport systems
     1. Portable agricultural gateways - Gondola Project
     2. Cable cars for farmers - FFE
     3. Phils Inquirer news - Cable cars in 100 sites
     4. Forest operations equipment catalog - Cable logging
L) Mountain elevators suppliers
     1. German Tech Elevators low cost
     2. Funicular - Wikipedia
     3. Hammetschwand elevator, Switzerland Atlas Obscura
     4. Chinmey Rock State Park elevator
M) Global warming and Earth's magnetic field
     1. Space.com, how vital is a planet's magnetic field?
     2. Earth''s magnetic field - Wikipedia
     3. Earth's magnetic field and climate change
     4. CBC - Something unusual with our planet's magnetic field
N) Methane hydrates and global warming
     1. Clathrate gun hypothesis - Wikipedia
     2. Subsea methane hydrates - tipping point warning
     3. Earth's worst-ever mass extinction - apocalyptic warning
     4. Early warnings of an out of control climate

You have to study and discuss these topics plus lots more related issues with your friendship nets thru blog and website 'solution sessions'.  The stakes are just too high: human extinction before year 2100!


     

      


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