Maison d'édition: IRENA
THE COMPETITIVENESS OF RENEWABLE POWER IMPROVED DRAMATICALLY IN 2022, DESPITE COST INFLATION. After decades of falling costs and improving performance in solar and wind technologies, the economic benefits of renewable power generation – in addition to its environmental benefits – are now compelling.
How prehistoric humans coped with the end of the last Ice Age—and catastrophic global warming. Global warming is among the most urgent problems facing the world today. Yet many commentators, and even some scientists, discuss it with reference only to the changing climate of the last century or so. John Grainger takes a longer view and draws on the archaeological evidence to show how our ancestors faced up to the ending of the last Ice Age, arguably a more dramatic climate change crisis than the present one. Ranging from the Paleolithic down to the development of agriculture in the Neolithic, the author shows how human ingenuity and resourcefulness allowed them to adapt to the changing conditions in a variety of ways as the ice sheets retreated and water levels rose. Different strategies, from big game hunting on the ice, nomadic hunter gathering, sedentary foraging, and finally farming, were developed in various regions in response to local conditions as early man colonized the changing world. The human response to climate change was not to try to stop it, but to embrace technology and innovation to cope with it.Voir livre
Ultimate Course Formula: The Ultimate Guide on How to Make Money From Online Course, Discover the Proven Methods on How to Make Significant Earnings Through Teaching Online CoursesIf you have a marketable skill of any kind, you might want to consider teaching an online course about it. Online courses are very in-demand now and in fact, there are some creators of online courses that are earning six-figure revenue every year. It is a lucrative career worth considering and if you’re a beginner, this audiobook will teach you all the basics in order to start earning from online courses.This audiobook will teach you all the information you need to know in order to create your own online courses that you can sell. You will learn the ins and outs of choosing your topic and how to write it to sell the course and earning significant income. This audiobook will teach you about the following topics:- Tools of the Trade- Choosing Your Topics- Quick and Easy Outlining- Where to Sell Your Course- Maximize Your IncomeMany people want in-depth and personal guidance from mentors on certain topics that’s why online courses have grown exponentially in recent years. To learn more, scroll up and click “add to cart” now!Voir livre
In 1944, the Nobel Prize–winning physicist Erwin Schrödinger published a groundbreaking little book called What Is Life? In fewer than one hundred pages, he argued that life was not a mysterious or inexplicable phenomenon, as many people believed, but a scientific process like any other, ultimately explainable by the laws of physics and chemistry. Today, more than sixty years later, members of a new generation of scientists are attempting to create life from the ground up. Science has moved forward in leaps and bounds since Schrödinger's time, but our understanding of what does and does not constitute life has only grown more complex. An era that has already seen computer chip–implanted human brains, genetically engineered organisms, genetically modified foods, cloned mammals, and brain-dead humans kept "alive" by machines is one that demands fresh thinking about the concept of life.While a segment of our national debate remains stubbornly mired in moral quandaries over abortion, euthanasia, and other "right to life" issues, the science writer Ed Regis demonstrates how science can and does provide us with a detailed understanding of the nature of life. Written in a lively and accessible style, and synthesizing a wide range of contemporary research, What Is Life? is a brief and illuminating contribution to an age-old debate.Voir livre
Tips For Social Bookmarking: Discover How Social Bookmarking Works and How It Can Help You Get the Most Out of Your Online ExperienceSocial bookmarking is not only one of the easiest ways of saving your favorite websites and bookmarks, but it is also very easy. There are many different social bookmarking sites on the web today. Social bookmarking has become such a popular way to save and share your websites with others that many companies have developed social bookmarking sites.This audiobook will teach you everything you need to know about social bookmarking. Learn tips on how it can help browsing the internet either for personal or business more fun and efficient.This audiobook will cover the following topics:- The Simplicity Of Social Bookmarking- Why People Love Social Bookmarking- Using Social Bookmarking As A Search Engine Tool- Using Tags In Social Bookmarking- Social Shopping Through Social Bookmarking- Most Popular Social Bookmarking Sites- Social Bookmarking For Educational Purposes- Quick And Easy Access To Social Bookmarking Sites- Choosing Social Bookmarking Sites- Social Bookmarking Tips- Social Bookmarking SoftwareSocial bookmarking offers internet users many options for finding things of interest quickly and easily. Rather than go through the sometimes tedious searching. If you want to learn more, scroll up and click “add to cart” now!Voir livre
The intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), designed to quickly deliver thermonuclear weapons to distant targets, was the central weapons system of the Cold War. ICBMs also carried the first astronauts and cosmonauts into orbit. More than a generation later, we are still living with the political, technological, and scientific effects of the space race, while nuclear-armed ICBMs remain on alert and in the headlines around the world. In The Bomb and America’s Missile Age, Christopher Gainor explores the U.S. Air Force’s (USAF) decision, in March 1954, to build the Atlas, America’s first ICBM. Beginning with the story of the guided missiles that were created before and during World War II, Gainor describes how the early Soviet and American rocket programs evolved over the course of the following decade. He argues that the USAF was wrongly criticized for unduly delaying the start of its ICBM program, endangering national security, and causing America embarrassment when a Soviet ICBM successfully put Sputnik into orbit ahead of any American satellite.Voir livre
Eclipses have stunned, frightened, emboldened, and mesmerized people for thousands of years. They were recorded on ancient turtle shells discovered in the Wastes of Yin in China, on clay tablets from Mesopotamia and on the Mayan "Dresden Codex." They are mentioned in Homer's Iliad and Odyssey and at least eight times in the Bible. Columbus used them to trick people, while Renaissance painter Taddeo Gaddi was blinded by one. Sorcery was banished within the Catholic Church after astrologers used an eclipse to predict a pope's death. In Mask of the Sun, acclaimed writer John Dvorak explains the importance of the number 177 and why the ancient Romans thought it was bad to have sexual intercourse during an eclipse (whereas other cultures thought it would be good luck). Even today, pregnant women in Mexico wear safety pins on their underwear during an eclipse. Eclipses are an amazing phenomena—unique to Earth—that have provided the key to much of what we now know and understand about the sun, our moon, gravity, and the workings of the universe. Both entertaining and authoritative, Mask of the Sun reveals the humanism behind the science of both lunar and solar eclipses. With insightful detail and vividly accessible prose, Dvorak provides explanations as to how and why eclipses occur.Voir livre
