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has added a new journal"The Ship of Nuh Prophet" is again re-building at the 3000 meter of Agri Mountain in Turkey, where has a peak of 5165 meters.
Agri Mountain is place in the east part of the Turkey where it is believed that the histroical ship of Prophet Noah has been landed after the big Flood Penalty. And a team of 20 carpenters of Turkish and German citizens are re-building it at the Korhan Plateau of Agri Mountain.
The aim of this event is to attrack attention to the Global Warm threat.
This event will be be finalized on 27 May, with a climb to Agri Mountain and will plant a flag (of including world flags) over the ship.
It is welcome to all sensitive world-muslim-people to put their best lover pictures (sons, daughters etc) inside this ship and also pray Allah, for a livable-world.
I cannot participate this as I will be in Spain for a business trip, but wish a friend put my sad-picture (representing my future sons or daughters) in this ship for me. :(
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has added a new journalWhat can we do?
- Use energy-saving electric bulbs
- Do not forget the TVs on stand-by position
- Use right lightning and only enough of it
- Insulate our homes for energy losses
-Good in the home should not prevent radiator heating
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The other big problem is the lack of water sources but there are some simple measures can be taken.- Do not leave open the taps during the shaving, tooth brushing.
- Should be used less water spending taoilets
- The chemicals used to give odour inside the toilets poisons green life, so use as less as you can (best do not use)
- Choose the sprays which have less affect to ozone
- Use less bleaching water.
- Take care of dripping water-installations.
- Do not use chemical filters that kills bacteria inside the water
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has added a new journalThe formation of ozone holes is related to these scientific issues, yet is still distinct.
Ozone plays a very important, natural role in the upper atmosphere (called the stratosphere), where 90% of it exists. Stratospheric ozone acts as a shield against harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun. This ozone can be destroyed by human-produced chemical compounds called chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs. When these CFCs are combined with extremely cold stratospheric temperatures over the poles, solar radiation, and particular patterns of atmospheric circulation, chemical reactions occur that cause "Ozone Holes" over Antarctica (pictured above) and the Arctic.
The formation of ozone holes is related to global warming and the greenhouse effect in two ways. First, CFCs are greenhouse gases. Thus, the release of these compounds into the atmosphere will have two separate effects: to destroy ozone and to add to the greenhouse effect. Second, if stratospheric temperatures or patterns of atmospheric circulation change as part of global warming, this will affect the chemical reactions that destroy ozone and cause the ozone holes to either grow or shrink.
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has added a new journalOur planet absorbs radiant energy from the sun and emits some of that energy back to space. The term greenhouse effect describes how water vapor, carbon dioxide, and other "greenhouse" gases in the atmosphere alter the return of energy to space, and in turn, change the temperature at the Earth's surface. These greenhouse gases absorb some of the energy that is emitted from the Earth's surface, preventing this energy from being lost to space. As a result, the lower atmosphere warms and sends some of this energy back to the Earth's surface. When the energy is "recycled" in this way, the Earth's surface warms.
Life on Earth would be very different without the greenhouse effect. The greenhouse effect keeps the long term annual average temperature of the Earth's surface approximately 32?C (or about 58?F) higher than it would be otherwise.
How is the Greenhouse Effect related to Global Warming?
Greenhouse gases occur naturally in the Earth's atmosphere, but are also being added by human activities. This happens primarily through the burning of fossil fuels, such as coal, oil and natural gas, which releases carbon dioxide to the atmosphere. Over the past century, atmospheric carbon dioxide (as measured from ice cores) has increased due to human activities from 300 to 380 parts per million (ppm), and the average Earth temperature has increased approximately 0.7?C (or about 1.3?F).
Given what we know about the ability of greenhouse gases to warm the Earth's surface, it is reasonable to expect that as concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere rise above natural levels, the Earth's surface will become increasingly warm. Many scientists have now concluded that global warming can be explained by a human-caused enhancement of the greenhouse effect.