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This video is to express my beliefs on Global Warming. If any individual should post a ridiculous comment, I will block that individual and remove that individual's comment. Your opinions are allowed, but please refrain yourself from unecessary misbehaviour.
| Three Global Balanced Funds Worth Buying (Washington Post) If you wanted to put all your eggs in one basket and forget about them, a global balanced fund seems hard to beat. Such an all-in-one fund invests in a broad range of stocks and bonds in the United States and overseas. You don't have to figure out how to distribute your money among different asse... |
| Gas from TVs contributes to global warming (UPI) OAKLAND, Calif., July 5 (UPI) -- The growing popularity of flat-screen TVs could potentially affect global warming more than the world's biggest coal-fired power plants, a U.S. expert says. |
| G-8 blamed for global warming, surge in food and fuel prices (GMA News) SAPPORO, Japan - A gathering of indigenous peoples on Friday blamed the Group of Eight's economic agenda for global warming and rising food and fuel prices - the very problems the G-8 leaders plan to tackle at their summit next week. |
| Climate change to worsen global food crisis (Philstar.com) AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) ? The global food crisis will only worsen because of climate change, the United Nations climate chief said Friday, urging leaders of the world?s richest countries meeting in Japan next week to set goals to reduce carbon emissions within the next dozen years. |
| Gas from TVs contributes to global warming (Moldova.org) The growing popularity of flat-screen TVs could potentially affect global warming more than the world's biggest coal-fired power plants, a U.S. expert says.As flat-screen TV sales increase, the yearly production of a greenhouse gas used in their production, nitrogen trifluoride, has reached about 4,000 tons, The Guardian reported Friday.Michael Prather, director of the environment institute at ... |
