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The Human Race & Other Sports: Bush Warming to Global Warming Using the royal “we”
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G8: Bush Proposes Talks on Voluntary Global Goal for Greenhouse GasesLong a global
warming skeptic, Bush now says, "In recent years, science has deepened our
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“In recent years, science has deepened our understanding
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The Green Skeptic™: Global Climate Change: Hail the Chief; Bush ...
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President Bush Announces U.S. Support For An Effort To Develop A ...In recent years,
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eNewsUSA: White House Policy Change On Climate Change?In his overall remarks
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Bush hosts multinational climate change summit - TelegraphThe invitation adds:
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Bush calls for action to reduce greenhouse gases - International ..."In recent years,
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A Change in the Wind: Bush on Climate Change -- Translated"'In recent years, science
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Jim Connaughton hosts Ask the White HouseAs the President indicated in his speech,
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"Why Economists Don't Know All the Answers about Climate Change"

Paul Klemperer says economists don't know everything so we will need "scientists, sociologists and philosophers to get climate change policy right":

Why economists don't know all the answers about climate change, by Paul Klemperer, Vox EU:
Disagreement is usually more instructive than consensus, and economists current debate about climate change is no exception. It reveals three important questions that have gone largely unanswered in popular discussions. But though economists have exposed the questions, we need the scientists, the sociologists and the philosophers to answer them.

The root of the problems is that the costs of preventing climate change start now, while many of the benefits come in a hundred years or more. If growth continues at its recent historical rate, world GDP per capita will be at least five times higher in 100 years. So we should not feel too obliged to make sacrifices that make future generations even richer, any more than our grandparents should have given up their only television so that we can have yet one more set in the house. But it doesn’t mean that because most likely climate_change scenarios leave economic growth broadly unchanged, we can stop worrying: it simply means that the outcomes that really matter in cost_benefit calculations about climate change are those that are so disastrous that they wipe out the benefits of economic growth.

These outcomes may matter even if they are unlikely, just as the risk of your house being gutted by fire also matters. Even if the costs of mitigating climate change turn out not quite as small as the 1% of GDP that the Stern Report estimated, we might still be happy to pay them to prevent a small chance of catastrophe just as most of us insure our houses even though we know the insurance companies make money from the odds they offer us.

This, then, is the first question: how likely are the catastrophes against which we should be paying an insurance premium We do not know the answer because there is little that serious scientists feel comfortable saying about the likelihood of truly disastrous events, such as feedback effects turning the planet into another Venus, as some distinguished scientists argue is possible. We urgently need research to tell us the likelihood of disastrous outcomes.

The second crucial uncertainty is that we do not know what future generations will regard as disastrous outcomes. Views change: 200 years ago many people thought slavery was reasonable, and 100 years ago women were commonly assumed inferior. Tastes about the environment can change surprisingly fast it seems hard to believe now that the US government came within an ace of flooding the Grand Canyon to produce hydro power as recently as 1966, before being thwarted by so_called extremists. (Not that the lesson has been noticed _ perhaps in 40 years time the Chinese people will be stunned that their government flooded the Three Gorges.) When I was young, vegetarianism seemed restricted to eccentrics, but today many of my students regard my meat eating as unethical, and there is increasing awareness of the similarity between us and other animals.

So do we know, for example, how our great_grandchildren will feel about the likely extinction of several million of the world species? Maybe they will feel that, despite their fabulous wealth, and despite being awash with mobile phones and super_high_resolution TVs, they have actually experienced a catastrophe.

The third critical question is the ethical one: how much should we care about the future? Nick Stern and his allies evaluate costs and benefits using real interest rates that discount the future very little except for the effects of economic growth. Many of his critics use interest rates at least 2 % higher which, compounded over a hundred years, values the welfare of our great_grandchildren less than one_seventh as much as Stern does.

Current market interest rates are more similar to those used by Stern critics, but those rates tell us only about individuals willingness possibly irrational to invest today for benefits tomorrow. How much society should spend on unborn generations is a somewhat different question.

Is it morally correct to value our great_grandchildren one_tenth as much as ourselves? Should we instead use a lower discount rate, or one that falls over time from the current market rate which reflects the cost of forgoing alternative investments to a rate more like Stern in the more distant future? Furthermore, how cautious should we be on our descendants behalf when deciding whether the insurance premium is a good buy? Is human welfare the only criterion anyway? These are questions for philosophers as much as for economists.

In short, it all about our great_grandchildren, stupid, and we need the scientists to tell us more about what will happen to them, the sociologists to tell us what they will think about it, and the philosophers to tell us whether we should care what they think.

Posing these awkward questions may make economists unpopular, but we are used to that.

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Humans has always wondered about the big question - what happens when we die?
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A light reactive window blind inspired by photosynthesis, 2000
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the darker a space becomes the brighter the blind will glow maintaining a balance in luminosity. A natural, botanical
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sense of well being. It also explores the ability and potential of fabric to flirt on the boundary of physical
and virtual spaces as it plays with the ethereal quality of light in a continuous dialogue with its environment.
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[concept design Rachel Wingfield RCA 2000]

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Volvox USB Flash Drive With WebCam

The Korean company Sydnt has added a new flash drive to their
Volvox product line.
The Volvox USB webcam looks and acts like a USB flash drive,
and comes in capacities
of 512MB, 1Gb and 2GB.

There is one added feature that makes this flash drive unique;
it also acts as a webcam that is able to take 1.3 Megapixel photos
at a rate of 30 frames per second. It appears to have a flexible stiff
cable that works as a USB extension and a stand so you can
position your webcam however you would like.

There aren’t too many specs out about this camera flash drive, but
it really looks like a pretty cool gadget. If it turns out to be something
around $20 and I have $20 I will think about picking one up.

More photos are at Akihabara News or you can check out the Sydnt web site.
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blind inspired by photosynthesis, 2000 DigitalDawn is a reactive window blind with a
surface that is in constant flux, growing in luminosity in response to its surroundings.
It digitally emulates the process of photosynthesis using printed electroluminescent
technology. the darker a space becomes the brighter the blind will glow maintaining a
balance in luminosity. A natural, botanical environment appears to grow and evolve on
the window lamp.

Light sensors monitor the changing light levels of the space triggering the growth of the
foliage on the blind. The piece explores how changing light levels within a space can
have a profound and physiological impact on our sense of well being. It also explores the
ability and potential of fabric to flirt on the boundary of physical and virtual spaces as
it plays with the ethereal quality of light in a continuous dialogue with its environment.
Solar_powered_textileSolar_powered_textileSolar powered textile
Digital Dawn was conceived to mimic the ability of plants to photosynthesise, Utilising the
natural energy of the sun in the day and storing electricity that will be used later to
illuminate the blind.

[concept design Rachel Wingfield RCA 2000]
DigitalDawn was commissioned by Future Physical and the Royal College of Art's Innovation
Unit and was presented at the Eco-Technology strand in February 2003 at Firstsite Gallery,
Colchester. Since 2004 DigitalDawn is part of the Textile collection at London's Victoria
& Albert Museum.

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