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The "end Eocene" event.

I began editing to sort out the Isle of Wight and played with the Categories until I went crazy. I tried to copy the layout of Cornwall which looked very organized. None of the other counties of England are that well organized.

Then i wanted to write some pages. I found this very hard to put something together which would be both encyclopedic and relevant.

Then I significantly rewrote Brighstone Forest and modified Parkhurst Forest. This of course had to go into a new category. (Category:Forests_and_woodlands_on_the_Isle_of_Wight)

I finally managed to create my own new page, a page called Newtown River

Being a bit! obsessed with the IOW I added an IOW section into List of bays of the British Isles, List of places on the British coastline, List of rivers of England

Following my work on IOW forests I graduated to doing tables - pretty tricky! I created a new page called List of Forestry Commission land on the Isle of Wight

I have now started a large piece of work with more tables called List of National Trust land in England

Finished Thames and solent region by extensive research of the National trust website, the information is all over the place! Then i poored over the 1:25000 scale o/s map of the IOW and found a whole load of land manged by the NT but not mentioned on their website, they are so modest! This i have added to the table, areas are missing, how do you calculate them off a map?

Definitely finding that my interests lie in the nature/conservation side of things. There are so many artices that have not been written, particularly to complete the links on List of Sites of Special Scientific Interest on the Isle of Wight and also i'm thinking lots of articles need to be updated to indicate that they are in the Isle of Wight AONB

Just updated the Western Yar entry. Hope its OK

The work continues....

Work to do

rewrite Luccombe

write Alan Hersey Nature Reserve - Done

Have a look at List of Special Areas of Conservation in England - Done

IOW SSSIs

• Compton Down - Done
• Bembridge Down - Done by others
• Bonchurch Landslips - Done by others
• Nansen Hill
• Tennyson Down - Done
• Knowles Farm - Done
• Rew Down - Done
• Ventnor Downs split into 4 downs Wroxall Down Bonchurch Down Luccombe Down Plus St Boniface Down
• plus all the others - all done _Phew! and now with infoboxes. I also learnt how to change a page's name.

IOW forests

• Combley Great Wood
• Burnt Wood
• Kemphill Moor Copse
• Firestone Copse
• Woodhouse Copse - Done

IOW local nature reserves

• Hanover Point
• Headon Warren

IOW Bays

• Osborne Bay - Needs picture
• Seagrove Bay, Seaview, Isle of Wight
• Priory Bay
• Whitecliff Bay
• Horseshoe Bay (No.1)
• Sandown Bay, Sandown, Shanklin
• Luccombe Bay - Needs better picture
• Steel Bay - Needs better picture
• Monks Bay, Bonchurch
• Horseshoe Bay (No.2), Bonchurch
• Wheelers Bay
• Ventnor Bay, Ventnor
• Orchard Bay
• Woody Bay - Needs picture
• Binnel Bay
• Reeth Bay
• Watershoot Bay
• Chale Bay, Blackgang Chine
• Brighstone Bay - Needs picture?
• Brook Bay, Brook, Isle of Wight
• Compton Bay
• Freshwater Bay, Freshwater
• Watcombe Bay
• Scratchell's Bay
• Alum Bay
• Totland Bay, Totland - Needs picture
• Colwell Bay - Needs picture
• Newtown Bay - Needs picture
• Thorness Bay
• Gurnard Bay - Needs picture

General structure of article

1) Summary description, including location

2) Detailed description, start, finish, length, shape, direction facing

3) beach material

4) Any other notable features, access, NT, tides etc

5) Photo

IOW Chines

A funny thing happened on the Chine page. I came up with the idea of adding a section on the IOW chines, by creating a list. It was incomplete and within a few days someone had completed the list and started creating chine pages. Amazing that I could have this effect. I have now set out on "project chine" which is to photo all the IOW chines and write up any that are needed.

• Shanklin Chine
• Luccombe Chine
• Blackgang Chine
• New Chine
• Walpen Chine or Old Walpen Chine
• Ladder Chine
• Whale Chine
• Shepherd's Chine
• Cowleaze Chine
• Barnes Chine
• Grange/Marsh Chine
• Chilton Chine
• Brook Chine
• Churchill Chine
• Shippards Chine
• Compton Chine
• Alum Bay Chine
• Widdick Chine
• Colwell Chine
• Brambles Chine
• Linstone Chine

General structure of article

1) Summary description, including location

2) Detailed description, start, length, direction, finish

3) Vegetation/geology

4) Source and destination of water

5) Any other notable features, access, NT etc

6) Coast Path?

Nice work! By coincidence, I briefly got an Athens login in August, and was able to find a systematic list in academic journals. I'm going to the IOW later this year (my dad's from Newport and still lives there), but it's a visiting-family kind of trip and I don't think I'll be too popular if I start sneaking off chine-hunting. Gordonofcartoon (talk) 21:01, 15 September 2008 (UTC)

Wind Energy

Worldwide installed wind power capacity 1996-2008

UK installed wind power capacity 1990-2010

Year	U.K. MW	Change	% Change
2010	5,204	1,132	27.8%
2009	4,072	1,099	37%
2008	2,973	544	22.4%
2007	2,429	459	23.3%
2006	1,970	622	46.1%
2005	1,348	460	51.8%
2004	888	242	37.5%
2003	646	102	18.8%
2002	544	90	19.8%
2001	454	65	16.7%
2000	389	N/A	N/A

List of onshore wind farms in the United Kingdom

List of offshore wind farms in the United Kingdom

Wind Turbine Companies to do

• Nuon Renewables
• Falck Renewables - Done
• Wind Prospect - Done by others
• Cornwall Light & Power
• Beaufort wind Limited
• B9 Energy
• Cumbria Wind Farms
• First Wind Farm Holdings
• Fred. Olson Renewables Ltd
• Peel Wind Power Ltd
• Crystal Rig Wind Farm

• Beatrice Wind Farm - Done

• All pages with titles containing "wind farm"

World Sporting Events Calandar July to December 2010

World Sporting Events Calandar January to June 2011

World Sporting Events Calandar July to December 2011

Global Warming graphs

What it used to be like:-

Oxygen Isotopes in fossils for the last 542 million years

Oxygen Isotopes in sediment for the last 65 million years

Oxygen Isotopes in sediment for the last 5 million years

EPICA and Vostok ice cores display the relationship between temperature and level of CO2 for the last 800,000 years.

Ice Cores for the last 450,000 years

Ice Cores for the last 40,000 years

Various temperature proxies for the last 12,000 years

What we have done over the last 150 years:-

Global fossil carbon emissions 1800 – 2004.

Peak Oil

The measured effect of all the Carbon burning:-

Sulphate aerosol and greenhouse gases effect on climate change based on Meehl et al. (2004) in Journal of Climate

The Keeling Curve of atmospheric CO2 concentrations measured at the Mauna Loa Observatory.

CO2 concentrations over the last 400,000 years

The result:-

Two millennia of mean surface temperatures according to different reconstructions, each smoothed on a decadal scale. The instrumental record and the unsmoothed annual value for 2004 are shown in black.

instrumental record of global average temperatures as compiled by NASA

Comparison of the global average surface temperature record as measured by Satellites

The effect of global warming:-

Glacial mass balance, reported to the WGMS and the NSIDC.

Arctic sea ice loss over the last 30 years

The Clare Balding Incident

In an episode broadcast on 15/12/07, the defending the indefensible round between Clare Balding and Will Buckley was too close to call. He deffered the decision to his producer but in an effort to sway the decision Clare apparently exposed her breasts to Colin Murray. In customary Murray style, he awarded the win to Will Buckley. He signed off by saying, "..it will take me 7 days to get over that!". Clare replied by saying, "It was specially for the Webcam."

Without the Hot Air

Chapter 2

Key forms of consumption

• Transport - cars,planes
• Heating/cooling
• Lighting
• IT and gadgets
• Food
• Manufacturing

Renewable Energy

• Wind
• Solar
• Hydroelectric
• Wave
• Tide
• Geothermal
• Nuclear?

Figures basic unit of energy = kWh

basic unit of power consumption= kWh per day

basic unit of power generation= kWh per day per person

Light bulb 40W=1kWh/d Electric heater 1kW=24kWh/d UK electricity consumption=40Gw=16kWh/d per person

High grade energy= electricity/chemical Thermal energy is low grade energy, it is difficult to store and transport. The higher the temp the more useful the energy Converting energy from one source to another wastes energy

Chapter 3 Cars

They use lots of energy

Energy use:- Average car driver (11000 miles) uses 40kWh/d. i.e. 14MWh per year. Petrol 10kWh/litre. Diesel 11kWh/litre

Efficiency:- 80kWh per 100 passenger kilometres (compare walking 3.6kWh per 100 miles)

Chapter 5 Planes

They use unbeleivable amounts of energy

Energy use:- One trip to South Africa in a year uses 30kWh/d. i.e. 10MWh per year

Efficiency:- plane (jet or turboprop) 40kWh per 100 passenger kilometres(twice as efficient as a car) 2 short haul flights to Europe 6kWh/d: Frequent flyer 60kWh/d

Chapter 7 Heating/Cooling

• Bath 5kwh
• Shower 1.4kwh
• Kettle (20 mins per day) 1kwh/d
• Electric Cooker (2 rings 30mins per say) 1.6kwh/d
• Electric Oven (60 mins per day) 1.5kwh/d
• Microwave(20 mins per day) 0.5kwh/d
• Washing machine 1kw/h
• Dishwasher 1.5kw/h

Total average water heating 12kWh/d

Total average air heating 24kWh/d

• Fridge/freezer 0.5kwh/d
• Air Con 0.6kwh/d

Total average cooling 1kWh/d

Grand Total average heating and cooling 37kWh/d

Chapter 9 Lighting

Total average lighting 4kWh/d (Street lights 0.1kwh/d, traffic lights 0.005kwh/d, lights while driving 2% extra power)

Chapter 11 Gadgets

"All the energy saved in switching off your charger for one day is used up in one second of car-driving.

The energy saved in switching off the charger for one year is equal to the energy in a single hot bath."

Up to 5kWh/d depending on number of gadgets. Beware of guzzlers, like printers, computer, TV, DVDs Electricity generation, more than half the energy goes up the chimney and 8% is lost in transmission. Burning Fossil fuels at home means that more of the energy goes into creating hot air.

Chapter 13 Food and Farming

15kWh/d

Chapter 15 Stuff

48kWh/d + 12kWh/d to transport it

Chapter 17 Public Services

4kWh/d Defence

Chapter 4 Wind

Onshore Windiest 10% of the country with windmills (delivering 2 W/m2), we would be able to generate 20kWh/d per person (29GW compared with current 3GW capacity (1GW useable assuming 30% efficient)

Chapter 6 Solar

• Solar thermal: using the sunshine for direct heating of buildings or water. 10 m2 of panels per person – and let’s assume these are 50%-efficient generates 13kWh/d.
• Solar photovoltaic: generating electricity. Every person 10 m2 of expensive (20%-efficient) solar panels and cover all south-facing roofs would generate 5kWh/d and 5% of the UK covered with 10%-efficient panels generates 50kWh/d.
• Solar biomass: using trees, bacteria, algae, corn, soy beans, or oilseed to make energy fuels, chemicals, or building materials. 75% of the country covered with 2%-efficient plants would generate 24kWh/d (with some loss in the process)
• Food: the same as solar biomass, except we shovel the plants into humans or other animals.

Chapter 8 Hydroelectricity

Exploiting 78000 km2 of highland would generate 1.5kWh/d per person. Currently 0.2kWh/d per person, so this would require a seven-fold increase in hydroelectric power.

Chapter 10 Offshore Wind

Total shallow area 40000 km2, guess available fraction 1/3 gives 16kWh/d per person Total deep area 80000 km2, guess available fraction 1/3 gives 32kWh/d per person Requires huge engineering effort, uses vast amounts of steel and concrete and boats. Windmills do kill birds but cars and cats kill many many more.

Chapter 12 Wave

Let’s assume that brilliant wave-machines are 50%-efficient at turning the incoming wave power into electricity, and that we are able to pack wave-machines along 500 km (half) of Atlantic-facing coastline. That would mean we could deliver 4kWh/d per person.

Chapter 14 Tidal

Raw total available tidal power around whole of UK is 250GW. Equivalent to 100kWh/d each. Assume 5% efficiency then 5kWh/d. Tidal Stream Farms at pinch points around UK could generate 9kWh/d Barrages, Seven barrage to generate 0.8kWh/d Tidal Lagoons. By using two side by side can make a useful pumped storage facility. Two proposed off Blackpool and the Wash generating 1.5kWh/d. Total Tidal 11kWh/d Many benefits, predictable, times vary around UK, out of sight.

Chapter 16 Geothermal

1kWh/d possible

Chapter 18 Can we live on renwables?

Grand total consumption 195kWh/d per person Grand total generation from renewables 180kWh/d per person

Chapter 19 Every BIG Helps

Small things wont help. Unplugging Mob phones won't fix the problem. Need to do BIG thinks. Reduce Demand by:- 1) Reduce Population 2) Change our lifestyle 3) Be more efficient Option 3) only real possibility

Simplify situation by focusing on the big picture, by ignoring industry, agriculture and embodied energy. That leaves 125kWh/d per person. Namely heating (40kWh/d), transport (40kWh/d), electricity (18kWh/d) (27kWh/d lost from conversion to electricity)

Occupants of Corston House, Ryde

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Thomas Talbot Harington (?-?) 22/07/1842 Will of Thomas Talbot Harington, In the Service of the Honorable East India Company on their Marine Establishment in Bengal of Corston House Ryde Isle of Wight , Hampshire. http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/details-result.asp?queryType=1&resultcount=1&Edoc_Id=102788 Will at The National Archives A captain in the East India Company, sailed boats owned by William Moffat:- Ganges, Charles Grant, Scaleby Castle. Had land in Simon's Town in South Africa (Cape of Good Hope). http://www.simonstown.org/page18.html Named it Seaforth. Moved to Calcutta. Married to Jemima Harington See ref. Stoke Poges

T Harington East-Indiaman ships:- http://wiki.fibis.org/index.php?title=Ships_of_the_Bombay_Marine_and_Indian_Navy

• Winterton ? - lost off Madagascar 1792

• Ganges built by Wells in Bombay, launched 1797

Harrington became commander on 4th Jan 1805 http://www.mariners-l.co.uk/EICSocCommanders.htm

Date missing? Madras, Bengal, China and Bombay. Capt Thomas Talbot Harrington. Portsmouth 25 Apr 1805 - 23 Aug Madras - 14 Sep Saugor - 6 Nov Carnicobar - 14 Nov Penang - 1 Dec Malacca - 1 Feb 1806 Whampoa - 19 Mar Second Bar - 2 Jul Bombay 27 Feb 1807 - lost off St Vincent 29 May. http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=059-iorlmar_2&cid=1-1-216#1-1-216

lost off St. Vincent 1807, http://wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?139135 Manuscript by T Harington detailing loss and salvation

• Scaleby Castle built by Wells in Bombay, launched 1798

1810/1 Bombay and China. Capt Thomas Talbot Harington. Torbay 12 May 1811 - 6 Sep Bombay - 22 Dec Batavia - 9 Mar 1812 Whampoa - 29 Mar Second - 23 Jul St Helena - 24 Oct Downs.

1813/4 St Helena, Batavia and China. Capt Thomas Talbot Harington. Portsmouth 31 Dec 1813 - 5 Apr 1814 St Helena - 26 May Cape - 31 Aug Batavia - 7 Oct Samarang - 24 Dec Amboina - 28 Feb 1815 Whampoa - 25 Mar Second Bar - 24 May Batavia - 28 Jul Cape - 11 Sep St Helena - 14 Nov Downs.

• Charles Grant Built at Bombay 1810

From Bombay 1810. Capt Thomas Talbot Harington. Bombay 17 Apr 1810 - 5 Jul St Helena - 8 Sep Long Reach.

Possible Guthrie & Company relation http://infopedia.nl.sg/articles/SIP_1238_2008-12-12.html

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Rev. S. Phillips (?-?) 01/1841 LETTER: Rev. S. Phillips, Corston House, Ryde, I.O.W., to Lord Newborough (3rd Baron) congratulating him on the birth of his son. He also asks if Lord Newborough will contribute towards a new burial ground and new church at Ryde, and also towards providing more free sittings, for the poor in the present parish chapel of St. Thomas.

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Emma Adams (nee Curtis) & son H.W. Adams (1805-1854)1842 Emma Adams of Corston House received "Packet of accounts" (estate) of husband H.C. Adams. Present in the 1851 census with Emma Adams died aged 76 22nd June 1857 at Corston House.

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Mr West 02/08/1879 Mr WEST, Corston House, Spencer-road, was riding his bicycle down the steep hill of Binstead-road, when a cart ran into him. He was thrown off, and was so severely shaken and bruised, that he has been under medical care ever since. IW Advertiser, Ryde & Ventnor Times http://members.lycos.co.uk/s0uthbury/accidents.htm

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J. R. West, Esq., ~1881 Provided reference, lived at Corston House, Ryde, IW Arab Bicycle advertisement http://www.btinternet.com/~rob.martin1/harrington/bike.htm

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George, Mary & Herbert V. G. DITCHFIELD 1881 Census, Licensed Victualler (1891 Census) FHL Film 1341288 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1178 Folio 40 Page 31

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John Rylands (1801-1888) ~1881 Acquired Corston House, Ryde, for £1,600, as a rest home for ministers of different denominations (Farnie 1993:83-95, Green 1889a: 35). http://library.panteion.gr:8080/dspace/bitstream/123456789/447/1/JONES.pdf

1897 Illuminated Address presented to Mrs Rylands Enriqueta Augustina Rylands (1843-1908)) by guests entertained at Corston House on the Isle of Wight RYL/2/5 Electronic Gateway to Archives at Rylands http://archives.li.man.ac.uk/ead/html/gb133ryl-p2.shtml

Picture of Corston House http://enriqueta.man.ac.uk:8180/luna/servlet/detail/Manchester~91~1~102150~105947:Corston-House

Amy Wilson 1897-1907 Account book for Amy Wilson, matron of Corston House, Ryde, dating from 1897-1907 ORF/3/1/2 Electronic Gateway to Archives at Rylands http://archives.li.man.ac.uk/ead/html/gb133orf-p2.shtml

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Sir Thomas Henry Brooke-Hitching 1910 Aquired Corston House Ryde Social Heritage Group http://rydecemetery.org.uk/lookingbackarticle.asp?100yearsagoid=76

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Messrs. J S White 02/1943 Employer of deceased father, Messrs. J S White IOW CP February 6 &13, 1943 http://www.woottonbridgeiow.co.uk/People/William%20H%20Please.htm

Harington the Bombay years

National Archive records IOR/G/9/4 ff55-61 6-28 Jun 1814 Copies of correspondence between Pringle and Cpt Talbot Harrington on delay in departure of Scaleby Castle for China

National Archive records IOR/F/4/1332/52720 Aug 1827-Aug 1831 The request of Captain Charles Cowles, the Port Master at Diamond Point, that his salary be increased to compensate for the reduction in mooring fees is rejected by the Bengal Government, but they permit him to cultivate the land within the harbour band -a subsequent request from Cowles and Captain Thomas Talbot Harington to be granted a lease of the land is not complied with. Related info: Bengal Pub 27 Feb 1833, draft 107/1833, E/4/736 pp 1465-66 [See also 51971 above]. http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=059-f4_15&cid=1-1-84-17#1-1-84-17

National Archive records IOR/F/4/1497/58718 May 1833-Apr 1834 Measures taken to relieve the suffering caused by the severe storm and floods which occurred on 21 May 1833 at the mouth of the Hooghly - deputation of William Dampier and Captain Thomas Talbot Harington to enquire into the extent of the disaster - Government contribute 38,967 rupees towards the relief of suffering. http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=059-f4_19&cid=1-1-11-1#1-1-11-1 Related information: Bengal Pub 8 Sep 1835, draft 487/1835, E/4/745 pp 153-55 [See also 57668 above]

Thomas Douglas HARRINGTON, 70, widower, deputy receiver general, England, Ottawa, s/o Thomas Talbot HARRINGTON & Jemima, married Fanny TWAMLY, 41, Quebec, Prescott, d/o John & Fanny, witn: William GERALD & Mary TWAMLY, both of Prescott, 3 Dec 1878 at Prescott

Record European point winners

Up to and including Ryder Cup 2010; players in italics still active

Rank	Name	Country	1981	1983	1985	1987	1989	1991	1993	1995	1997	1999	2002	2004	2006	2008	2010	Total Points
1	Nick Faldo	England	25	2.27 (10)
2	Bernhard Langer	Germany	24	2.40 (8)
3	Colin Montgomerie	Scotland	23.5	2.94 (2)
4	Seve Ballesteros	Spain	22.5	2.81 (4)
5	José María Olazábal	Spain	20.5	2.93 (3)
6	Lee Westwood	England										2	3	4	4	1	3	19
7	Tony Jacklin	England	17	2.43 (7)
8	Ian Woosnam	Wales	16.5	2.06 (11)
9	Sergio García	Spain	16	3.20 (1)
10	Bernard Gallacher	Scotland	15.5	1.94 (12)
	Peter Oosterhuis	England	15.5	2.58 (6)
	Neil Coles	England	15.5	1.94 (12)
13	Christy O'Connor Snr	Ireland	13	1.30 (17)
14	Peter Alliss	England	12.5	1.56 (16)
15	Darren Clarke	Northern Ireland	11.5	2.30 (9)
16	Brian Huggett	Wales	11	1.83 (14)
17	Pádraig Harrington	Ireland	10.5	1.75 (15)
	Brian Barnes	England	10.5	1.75 (15)
19	Sam Torrance	Scotland	10	1.25 (18)

No.1 Golf World Ranking April 1986 to December 2010

Places I have bin

1975 Majorca

1976 Le Havre, France

Lido di Jesolo, Italy Interlaken,Switzerland

1979 California & Nevada, USA

1983 Toronto,Canada

1984 Belgium,Luxemburg,Germany,Switzerland,France,Monaco

1987 France,Andorra Malaga, Spain Borovets,Bulgaria St. Lucia, Trinidad & Tobago, Martinique Berlin, Germany X 2

1995 Livigno,Milan,Italy

Vienna,Austria X 2

Crete,Greece

Rhodes,Kos

Lanzarote,Canary Islands

Halkidiki,Greece

Kiev,Ukraine X 2

Fuertaventura,Canary Islands

Gran Canaria,Canary Islands

1998 Tashkent,Uzbekistan; Kiev,Ukraine(3), Azerbaijan,Baku; Moscow,Russia; Nairobi,Kenya

1999 Rabbat,Morocco

2001 Tashkent,Uzbekistan (2)

2004 Venice,Italy

2005 Brussels,Belgium Budapest,Hungary Kiev,Ukraine(4)

2006 Porto,Portugal

2008 Madrid,Spain

Pisa,Italy

Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina

2009 Paris,France

Barcelona,Spain

Florence,Italy

2010 Munich,Germany

Beijing,China; Ulan Bator,Mongolia; Russia

2011 Lago d'Iseo,Italy

Peter Hadfield - journalist - aka potholer54

Climate change reporter and myth de-bunker Todate has made 11 Utube videos discussing climate change

1. Climate Change -- the scientific debate Basic introduction to greenhouse gas operation - effect of carbon cases Global dimming - by 1980s global warming prevelent Satellite temperature measurement in lower troposphere show cooling Visible signs of warming - ice melting in Greenland, glaciers melting, Antarctic ice shelf breaking off 1997 Kyoto 2005 Satellite temp problem solved agreement that world is warming - but is it man-made? 800 year CO2 lag - positive feedback - cold world warmed by small trigger which increases release of CO2 which warms world more ,and so on until all ice has gone, this proves that temperature and CO2 are linked. Triggers not known, consensus is that its caused by variation in earths orbit. In the past the temp change caused the CO2 conc to change, just this time its the other way around. Not variation in orbit so what is causing the recent warming Current positive feedback - methane in Siberia Overwelming majority of scientists accept role of man made CO2 in global warming

2. Climate Change -- the objections Water vapour less spectrum of absorbtion than CO2 Large degree of consensus for anthropogenic climate change Two areas of disagreement:- 1) Increased Output from sun - solar forcing - good correlation for last 250 years except for the recent period last (40yrs), recent research shows some increase but not enough to explain statistically significant rise in recent temp. 2) i) Global cloud cover - Cosmic rays remove cloud - depends on solar output again. Correlation breaks down after 1991 ii) Warmer tropical oceans, fewer cirrus clouds, more IR radiation can escape - Linzen IR Iris hypothesis - area of differences of opinion During 9/11 disruption when no planes, no contrails, daytime temp rose, but night time fell by equal amount - other research shows fewer clouds produces slight warming, Linzen used Indonesia, warmest oceans in the world, Effect is less over the whole tropics. Volcanos - not significant in global warming agreement.

3. - Climate Change -- Anatomy of a myth "Iceage on the way" Time magazine - We were in a cooling period, but it was coming to an end. Search of Scientific journals of the period discovered 7 global cooling, 44 global warning (1965-79). 6 times as many scientists were predicting global warmng global cooling agreed to be caused by pollution caused by particulates/aerosols which block sunlight. This would be overwelmed by CO2 global warning in the atmosphere end of high temperatures....leading into the next glacial age, in 20000 years (16000 current prediction) Urban myth, perpertrated by Senators, no consensus in 1970s, scientists knew climate was changing, didn't have good data.

Solar Panel Progression

Energy Milestones kWh	Date	No. of Days		Date	Daily Energy progression kWh	Increase		Monthly Stats	Monthly Energy/kWh High / Low	Year	Daily Energy/kWh High / Low	Day	Year
100	October 21, 2010	24		September 28, 2010	1.328	n/a		January	83.454 (134.6%) / 51.899 (83.7%)	2012 / 2011	6.052 / 0.258	27th / 6th	2012 / 2011
200	November 24, 2010	34		September 29, 2010	1.664	0.336		February	62.414 (63.7%)	2011	6.702 / 0.419	24th / 10th	2011
300	February 1, 2011	68		September 30, 2010	6.519	4.855		March	195.707 (119.3%)	2011	11.053 / 1.325	23rd / 1st	2011
400	March 8, 2011	35		October 7, 2010	7.547	1.028		April	299.698 (121.3%)	2011	13.598 / 1.767	30th / 5th	2011
500	March 23, 2011	15		October 11, 2010	8.394	0.847		May	331.527 (112.8%)	2011	15.814 / 3.594	25th / 30th	2011
600	April 7, 2011	15		October 20, 2010	8.426	0.032		June	310.551 (106.4%)	2011	15.543 / 4.008	14th / 12th	2011
700	April 17, 2011	10		March 4, 2011	8.429	0.003		July	312.841 (102.6%)	2011	14.719 / 4.811	25th / 21st	2011
800	April 26, 2011	9		March 7, 2011	9.645	1.216		August	247.868 (91.5%)	2011	12.601 / 1.566	22nd / 18th	2011
900	May 3, 2011	7		March 19, 2011	11.006	1.361		September	211.483 (106.8%)	2011	11.336 / 2.066	1st / 6th	2011
1000	May 12, 2011	9		March 23, 2011	11.053	0.047		October	166.469 (127.1%) / 134.966 (103%)	2011 / 2010	9.122 / 0.737	2nd / 26th	2011 / 2010
1100	May 22, 2011	10		April 6, 2011	12.393	1.34		November	72.199 (97.6%) / 64.409 (87%)	2010 / 2011	5.840 / 0.282	10th / 11th	2010 / 2011
1200	June 1, 2011	10		April 8, 2011	12.565	0.172		December	63.8 (135.7%) / 30.558 (65%)	2011 / 2010	4.115 / 0.162	9th / 23rd	2011
1300	June 10, 2011	9		April 9, 2011	12.955	0.39
1400	June 21, 2011	11		April 25, 2011	13.534	0.579		Weekly Stats	Dates	Total Energy	Average Energy
1500	July 1, 2011	10		April 30, 2011	13.598	0.064		Best calendar week (sun-sat)	May 1, 2011 - May 7, 2011	89.361	12.766
1600	July 10, 2011	9		May 2, 2011	15.226	1.628		Best 7 days	April 30, 2011 - May 6, 2011	95.213	13.602
1700	July 21, 2011	11		May 25, 2011	15.814	0.588
1800	July 31, 2011	10						Calendar Year	Total Energy/kWh	Actual Year	Total Energy/MWh	Cumulative
1900	Aug 10, 2011	10						2010	247.234* (3 months)	1	2.243	2.243
2000	Aug 22, 2011	12						2011	2318.666	2
2100	Sep 05, 2011	14
2200	Sep 21, 2011	16
2300	Oct 4, 2011	13
2400	Oct 22, 2011	18
2500	Nov 30, 2011	39
2600	Jan 14, 2012	45