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    TUHOKlimaticka zmena / Thank you so much for ruining my day
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    A good year for solar: Agrivoltaics in vineyards – pv magazine International
    https://www.pv-magazine.com/2020/03/31/a-good-year-for-solar-agrivoltaics-in-vineyards/

    Out of 1,000m² of vines planted with [the] black grenache [red wine grape], 600m² were covered by our dynamic agrivoltaic system,” the Sun’Agri spokesperson said. The 280 panels used have a generation capacity of 84 kW, were placed at a height of 4.2m and can be moved in real time using an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm the French agrivoltaic specialist has been developing for more than a decade.

    The algorithm is said to be able to determine the ideal tilt of the panels according to the sunshine and water requirements of viticulture, growth model of the crop, soil quality and weather conditions. “Artificial intelligence is programmed to favor the growth of the plant,” said the Sun’Agri representative. “In the event of extreme climatic hazards – drought, heatwave, hail, frost, heavy rain etc – the AI ​​controls the panels to protect the crops.”

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    Conventional wisdom holds that rising living standards are fueled by oil. What if that’s wrong?
    Researchers found that recent improvements in life expectancy are only weakly coupled to increases in carbon emissions

    Koronavirus: noční můra globalizovaného světa – A2larm
    https://a2larm.cz/2020/04/koronavirus-nocni-mura-globalizovaneho-sveta/
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    Cassandra's Legacy: The March of the Holobionts: Why Gaia is one of us
    https://cassandralegacy.blogspot.com/2020/03/the-march-of-holobionts-why-gaia-is-one.html?m=1

    there is the related concept of "holobiont" -- a term originally invented by Lynn Margulis, the co-discoverer, with James Lovelock, of the idea of "Gaia" as a homeostatic planetary system. Once you learn what a holobiont is, your view of the world changes completely. The evolutionary unit of the ecosystem is not the organism, but the holobiont: an ensemble of creatures that cooperate with each other without sharing the same genetic code as multicellular organisms do: a tree is an organism, a forest is a holobiont. The forest holobiont includes not just trees, but all the animals together with the microbiome of fungi, bacteria, archaea, viruses, and everything.

    That opens up a whole new evolutionary frontier: multicellular organisms transmit genetic information by the complex process of sexual reproduction followed by competitive selection. Holobionts do something similar, but they don't have a genome that they pass to their descendants by sexual transmission, they have a hologenome that successful holobionts can transmit using different strategies. And that answers a difficult question: who is Gaia, exactly? You guessed it, the Queen of Heaven and Earth is a holobiont! As a Goddess, She may not be benevolent and merciful, surely not all-powerful, but she does what she can. She is one of us.
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    SHEFIK: dík za vysvětlení. jak by mi to mělo v tomhle případě pomoci? celý ten dokument se věnuje třem fenomémům, které se právě ZZE zdánlivě vymykají a řeší potenciální možnost extrakce zero-point energy..
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    EL_KO: doporucuju neco precist a pak chvili meditovat o zakonu zachovani energie
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    à propos: Když je řeč o vodíku a budoucnosti, znáte příběh chlapíka jménem Stanley Meyer?
    už to bude hodně dlouho, co jsem viděl tenhle dokument, který věnoval třetinu času Stanleyho věci:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgi6vtaOrx4

    Údajně vynalezl způsob speciální "elektrolýzy", kterou bylo možné získat z vody tak velké množství vodíku, že mohl být použit ke zpětné výrobě elektřiny potřebné k jeho výrobě a ještě hodně zbylo :) Skoro jako perpetum mobile. Spotřebovávala se jen voda. Pracoval na konceptu přeměny aut s konvenčním spalovacím motorem na "auta na vodu".
    Údajně mu arabové nabízeli miliardu dolarů, aby toho nechal. Zanedlouho zemřel za záhadných okolností.
    Zdá se, že jeho věc zhasla s ním. Nebo?
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    TADEAS: (kinda related)

    The Corona Crisis is Not a Black Swan: Nassim Nicholas Taleb (Universa Inv. & NYU Tandon)
    https://youtube.com/watch?v=Tb2pXXUSzmI
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    Greta Thunberg: How She Became a Leader of the Global Climate Movement - Rolling Stone
    https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/greta-thunberg-climate-crisis-cover-965949/

    How one Swedish teenager armed with a homemade sign ignited a crusade and became the leader of a movement
    By STEPHEN RODRICK, MARCH 26, 2020
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    a tady slusnej seznam clanku k vyvoji okolo green hydrogen

    Green Hydrogen — New Zealand Hydrogen Association
    https://www.nzhydrogen.org/green-hydrogen
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    World's Largest Offshore Wind Farm To Power UK 'Gigastack' Green Hydrogen Facility
    https://www.intelligentliving.co/worlds-largest-offshore-wind-uk-gigastack-green-hydrogen/

    The largest offshore wind farm in the world – Ørsted’s 1.4GW Hornsea 2 – is almost ready. When it is, it will power the production of green hydrogen under a program called the “Gigastack” project, which was newly-awarded additional funding of £7.5m ($9.7m) by the UK government. Green hydrogen is seen as the ‘missing link’ in the energy transition. While it is growing in popularity, offshore wind is simultaneously emerging as a critical potential power source for producing it in bulk.

    Meanwhile, phase 2 of the Gigastack industrial-scale green H2 (hydrogen) facility is in the works. The project is a collaboration between Danish wind giant Ørsted, Element Energy, Phillips 66 Limited, and ITM Power, who will lead the undertaking. Their goal is to deliver zero-carbon hydrogen using ‘stackable’ 5MW electrolyzers – ones produced in gigawatt-scale factories for large-scale generation. The electrolyzers will “split” hydrogen from water via an electrical current supplied by offshore wind farms.

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    The zero-carbon green hydrogen produced can be used for long-term energy storage and as a replacement for fossil fuels in transport, industrial processes, and heating. Clean hydrogen could help make the entire global energy system carbon-free.

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    Industrial sectors, such as metal manufacturers, are beginning to explore the benefits of renewable hydrogen as an alternative fuel and power source. Gigastack could further accelerate that trend by bringing costs down on an industrial scale.



    Gigastack Feasibility Study with Ørsted
    https://www.itm-power.com/...hydrogen-through-gigawatt-scale-pem-electrolysis-manufactured-in-the-uk

    In Phase One (feasibility), ITM Power will develop the designs and finalise the material requirements to deliver a low-cost 5MW stack. ITM Power will also refine concepts to maximise the throughput of the proposed semi-automated manufacturing facility to meet the demands of bulk hydrogen supply. Ørsted will investigate potential synergies between offshore wind farms and electrolysers to identify scenarios that can provide affordable electricity and a sufficient load factor to allow economic operation of the electrolysers. Finally, Element Energy will conduct market analysis of potential end users, explore business models for the operation of large electrolysers in the energy system and define a roll-out strategy for the first 100MW electrolysers.

    In Phase Two, the 5MW stack would be built and tested both in-house and in a representative wind-hydrogen scenario. Construction of the semi-automated manufacturing facility would also begin. Finally, the business case for large electrolysers would be refined, enabling commercialisation.

    This project is a unique opportunity to develop green hydrogen production for the UK and establish the country as a centre of excellence in electrolytic technology. A portfolio of solutions are required to ensure reliable volumes of hydrogen and security of supply and this study will advance the development of green electrolytic hydrogen.
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    First European Off-Grid Solar-Hydrogen Powered House Developed in Devon | Homebuilding & Renovating
    https://www.homebuilding.co.uk/...european-off-grid-solar-hydrogen-powered-house-developed-in-devon/

    The house possesses a number of exciting features, such as:

    It generates all its own power through the solar array
    It is fully autonomous
    It can store electrical energy indefinitely through the hydrogen store.

    As well as being the UK and Europe’s first fully off-grid solar-hydrogen house, it is also the world’s first, certified hydrogen fuel cell Passivhaus.


    PROGRESS AT THE AUTARKIC HOUSE, EUROPE’S FIRST OFF-GRID SOLAR-HYDROGEN POWERED HOUSE – Rural Solutions Limited
    https://ruralsolutions.co.uk/progress-autarkic-house/

    Exciting progress is being made at the Autarkic House in Devon.

    This innovative house, designed by architect, StudioExe, will be the first solar-hydrogen powered, off grid house in Europe.

    Foundations have been set and walls are going up, as you can see from these fabulous drone images courtesy of the client and photographer, Andrew Morris.
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    Green Hydrogen Is About To Go Mainstream | OilPrice.com
    https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Green-Hydrogen-Is-About-To-Go-Mainstream.html

    experts are predicting that the biggest obstacle to bringing green hydrogen to market--its capital cost--is about to come down. “Everybody is predicting that the cost curve will come down, just as it has with solar and wind power,” Recharge News wrote last month. The article titled “Why green hydrogen is key to the global energy transition” continues: “Though, to get the price point right, you have to reach economies of scale. Then it’s just a matter of when the industry is primed to take the next step.” involvement from major players like Royal Dutch Shell is already getting us closer to that threshold.

    And now, we may be even closer thanks to a breakthrough this month by a group of Japanese scientists from the Tokyo University of Science, who have managed to efficiently produce green hydrogen in a novel way

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    “the set-up uses just a few basic ingredients - light from a mercury-xenon lamp, a solution of water and methanol, and a particular type of rust (or iron oxide) called α-FeOOH.” In the lab, this combination was a smashing success, with a hydrogen yield 25 times greater than existing methods that use titanium dioxide catalysts.

    “One of the biggest challenges in hydrogen fuel production is teasing hydrogen atoms apart from other molecules, and keeping them that way without the entire thing blowing up,” the Science Alert article continues. “In the new method, by swapping titanium with rust, the hydrogen gas generated seemed to be blocked from recoupling with oxygen, making the separation of the elements easier, and reducing the risk of explosion at the same time.”

    This cheap, stable catalyst combo could be the winning ticket to get green hydrogen to market. If so, this would have seriously positive implications for some of our dirtier industries, and any reduction in emissions is a very good thing on the eve of peak oil and catastrophic climate change.


    Hydrogen Production System by Light‐Induced α‐FeOOH Coupled with Photoreduction
    https://chemistry-europe.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/chem.201903642
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    PETER_PAN: dobrej typek

    * moar: [ TADEAS @ Trvale udržitelný rozvoj - Sustainable Development, Trvale udržitelný ekosystém ]


    John D Liu talks about Allan Savory & Holistic Management
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnC_LUIicR4



    * Hope in a changing climate (film)


    * Ecosystem Based Adaptation - by John D. Liu

    our religious cosmologies all say that that that human beings emerged in paradise and if I look at evolution and I consider that there's a photo reactive biochemical reaction that converts sunlight and water and nutrients into life and that this respirates and obviously created an oxygenated atmosphere and a fully functional freshwater system and fertile soils and tremendous biodiversity, it seems to me that in evolutionary terms human beings emerged in paradise. So I think that's why I don't find a difference between the religious cosmologies and evolution

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    the four returns -- return of inspiration, return of social capital, return of natural capital, and return of financial capital. To achieve these four returns we develop three landscape zones - a natural zone in which biodiversity is restored and maintained, a combined zone which is rehabilitated with farmers working the land, and an economic zone for sustainable business activity. It takes an average of 20 years - in other words a generation - to restore a landscape. If we start now, we will create the basis for a different world. This is what inspires us.
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    Regreening the desert with John D. Liu | VPRO Documentary | 2012
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=32&v=IDgDWbQtlKI&feature=emb_title
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    TADEAS: protože bez dotací by tu už nebyli a s dotacema je všechno lepší..? kdo má rád farmáře?
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    Why doesn't Britain value its farmers? - UnHerd
    https://unherd.com/2020/03/why-doesnt-britain-value-its-farmers/

    Less than a month ago, a UK government advisor, Professor Tim Leunig, was quoted in leaked emails as saying we didn’t need farmers, because the value of their output was a tiny share of the UK economy and we could import all the food we needed, perhaps at lower prices.

    And for the past decade, a virulent strain of anti-farming environmentalism, led by noisy hard-Left radicals such as George Monbiot, has argued for us to turn away from farming towards producing food in synthetic industrial ways (with the promised pay-off of freeing more land for wild nature). This ‘land-sparing’ obsession embraces the worst industrial farming and corporate food systems.
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    Why are they saying no to Eurobonds? The case for constructive disobedience in the EU Council
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTil8xccFJA
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    Ochrana klimatu musí být součástí plánu pro zotavení evropské ekonomiky, shodují se premiéři EU – EURACTIV.cz
    https://euractiv.cz/...si-byt-soucasti-planu-pro-zotaveni-evropske-ekonomiky-shoduji-se-premieri-eu/

    Ochrana klimatu a digitalizace evropské ekonomiky jsou mezi šesti hlavními prioritami Evropské komise pod vedením Ursuly von der Leyenové. Přestože koronavirová krize zásadně ovlivnila práci unijních institucí, podle premiérů a prezidentů členských zemí by Unie neměla na své původní plány zapomínat.

    Vyplývá to ze čtvrtečních závěrů videosummitu Evropské rady. Šéfové vlád ve společném prohlášení uvedli, že boj proti koronaviru a jeho bezprostředním následkům je naléhavý, EU by však měla začít připravovat opatření, která umožní „návrat do normálu“. Opatření by podle nich měla zajistit udržitelný růst a zohlednit „aspekty ekologické a digitální transformace“.

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    Antarctica: what it means when the coldest place on Earth records an unprecedented heatwave | World news | The Guardian
    https://www.theguardian.com/...ans-when-the-coldest-place-on-earth-records-an-unprecedented-heatwave

    This summer, Casey Research Station, in the Windmill Islands oasis, experienced its first recorded heatwave. For three days, minimum temperatures exceeded zero and daily maximums were all above 7.5C. On 24 January, its highest maximum of 9.2C was recorded, almost 7C above Casey’s 30-year mean for the month.

    The arrival of warm, moist air during this weather event brought rain to Davis Research Station in the normally frigid, ice-free desert of the Vestfold Hills. The warm conditions triggered extensive meltwater pools and surface streams on local glaciers. These, together with melting snowbanks, contributed to high-flowing rivers and flooding lakes.

    By February, most heat was concentrated in the Antarctic Peninsula at the northernmost part of the continent. A new Antarctic maximum temperature of 18.4C was recorded on 6 February at Argentina’s Esperanza research station on the peninsula – almost 1C above the previous record. Three days later this was eclipsed when 20.75C was reported at Brazil’s Marambio station, on Seymour Island east of the peninsula.
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