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Can ‘Smart Grids’ save the world?
July 31, 2011 - 1 Comment
By Abdul Aziz Ever heard of a ‘smart grid’? Neither had I, until a few months ago. So, what is it? And perhaps more...
July 31, 2011 - 1 Comment
By Abdul Aziz Ever heard of a ‘smart grid’? Neither had I, until a few months ago. So, what is it? And perhaps more...
Green Mosques Blossom
June 18, 2011 - 1 Comment
By Anna-Maria Ramzy A new call will soon be issuing from minarets in Norderstedt: the whirring of wind turbines, summoning...
June 18, 2011 - 1 Comment
By Anna-Maria Ramzy A new call will soon be issuing from minarets in Norderstedt: the whirring of wind turbines, summoning...
Environ-mental
January 28, 2010 - 1 Comment
By Asma Abdur Rahman The issue of climate change has been popularised, and quite rightly - most people will at least be aware of its importance. The most widely known effects of global warming are the melting of ice caps and the rise in sea levels. Of course, that alone is enough to endanger low-lying countries such as Bangladesh; large areas of which are subject to being permanently lost if global temperatures rise by even 1ºC. But for those who do not live in or have any connection to such...
January 28, 2010 - 1 Comment
By Asma Abdur Rahman The issue of climate change has been popularised, and quite rightly - most people will at least be aware of its importance. The most widely known effects of global warming are the melting of ice caps and the rise in sea levels. Of course, that alone is enough to endanger low-lying countries such as Bangladesh; large areas of which are subject to being permanently lost if global temperatures rise by even 1ºC. But for those who do not live in or have any connection to such...
