Archive for March, 2008

When More Means Less

Wednesday, March 19th, 2008

Recent news that Arctic winter sea ice bounced back to previous levels after an unprecedented summer melt prompted speculation that the global warming scenario had been exaggerated. Indeed, it’s been a surprisingly cold winter across much of the northern hemisphere — so is there really anything to worry about? Yes, says a new report backed [...]

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Who’s Hogging Your Bandwidth?

Monday, March 10th, 2008

Using the Internet to download TV “on demand” programmes using BBC iPlayer, 4OD or Sky Anytime on PC is a great new use of digital technology, but beware the bandwidth hogs. Applications may be soaking up your available bandwidth by using it for peer-to-peer delivery — without your knowledge. For the last month or so, [...]

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There Goes The Sun

Friday, March 7th, 2008

China’s coldest winter in 100 years, Baghdad’s first snow in recorded history, North America has the most snow cover in 50 years. Record cold in Mexico, Australia, Iran, Greece, South Africa, Greenland, Argentina, Chile … in the past 12 months, global temperatures have dropped so dramatically that a century of warming has been reversed. Why? [...]

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