Kulbir's Blog

I was just reading an article that caught my attention commuting to work on the metro this morning, where thousands of species of animals face extinction if the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is not reduced.

Species from polar bears, pythons to coral will only exist in zoo’s and aquaria, which is unbearable I would say.

The World Association of Zoo’s and Aquariums stated that ‘C02 levels now stand at just under 385ppm (parts per million) and if the atmospheric C02 are not stabilised at 350 ppm, this will cause rising temperatures and irreversibly damaging natural habitats’.

Now there’s a thought ! do we want that to happen, because it is, unless we act on reducing our CO2’s emissions.

Kulbir

(Kulbir is our Environmental researcher.  He is working with GRR on a Knowledge Transfer Partnership with Warwick University)

 

More Green News

Kulbir and methane...

The last week has been brilliant! I've been at the 'Go Green Week 2010' at Warwick University -...

Playground Power

Just caught a really interesting article about Children powering the national grid! The...

1/5 of Companies...

Reports say that a fifth of UK companies are planning a major environmental initiative in...

Marks & Spencer launches climate change campaign

Just read a great article about M&S's continued stance to positively influence the...

First steps

As part of our two year environmental project - we have started considering our office and its...