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Server Shutdown

post from Climate Change Action on 01 April 2006 05:36:00 AM. © Climate Change Action

As you may have noticed i run this more like a small website than a blog. I had access to a large amount of server space through a friend of a friend. This server space was used by me for storing my report/audio/video of the week on most occasions, although i sometimes linked directly to the material. I also had a banner which linked up the 4 blogs that i run, this banner was also hosted on that server. The server is now down due to by friend doing a bit of hacking and pissing off the server host.

There are therefore a good deal of dead links. As you can imagine this is just about the worst thing that could happen to my site, bar it being deleted.

Please points out dead links when you find them i will do my best to fix the problem.

My other sites are:Climate Change Resources Climate Change News Climate Change Campaign If anyone has any free server which i can rely on and access with my ftp client then please let me know, that would be great.

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Report of the Week: How to Clean Coal

post from Climate Change Action on 01 April 2006 05:36:00 AM. © Climate Change Action

This weeks report of the week is about carbon capture and storage (CCS). Published by the Natural Resources Defence Council (NRDC), this is a facinating short report at a crucial time in the debate on our energy future. A couple of weeks back my report of the week was by the house of commons science and technology committe which outlined the UK's role in promoting and profiting from CCS. I also published an article on the topic some time ago.

Postscript: RenewablesA, ScienceA, ReportA

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Audio of the Week: Climate Change @ Ecoshock
Radio

The audio of the weeks this time around is courtesy of Radio Ecoshock and for a change isnt just one piece but a couple of short shows. The shows i have picked are, firstly, on the human impacts of climate change and, secondly, on the loss of carbon dioxide from soil due to climate change, a potential posotive feedback. These are just a couple of the wide range of climate change related shows available on Radio Ecoshock under climate.

Postscript: Climate Change, ScienceA, AudioA

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