Global Warming Favors European Solar Power Industry
Climate change effects already noticeable in some parts of the globe will also change the way humankind will exploit Earth's resources. Nuclear power plants will have to come up with effective techniques of keeping water cool, while the melting ice in the Arctic can reveal new sources of fossil fuel. But nothing compares to the boost given to solar power industry.
A recent study shows global warming could increase the potential of solar power industry in Europe. A team of experts University of Leeds reached the conclusion that the amount of sunlight we receive is going to suffer modifications, as a response to changing cloud cover, the Guardian reports.
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Vodafone Australia Puts Galaxy Nexus on Pr-Order
Australian mobile phone carrier Vodafone has just announced the pre-order availability of Samsung’s new Galaxy Nexus on its airwaves.
Users interested in the purchase of this mobile phone with a service agreement on this carrier can now reserve one from the company’s website.
“GALAXY Nexus is the world's first phone available with the latest version of Google's Android platform. Android 4.0 or "Ice Cream Sandwich" brings an entirely new look and feel to your Google-powered smartphone. Simple layouts with subtle animations and delightful flourishes make everything feel alive,” Vodafone notes.
Climate change effects already noticeable in some parts of the globe will also change the way humankind will exploit Earth's resources. Nuclear power plants will have to come up with effective techniques of keeping water cool, while the melting ice in the Arctic can reveal new sources of fossil fuel. But nothing compares to the boost given to solar power industry.
A recent study shows global warming could increase the potential of solar power industry in Europe. A team of experts University of Leeds reached the conclusion that the amount of sunlight we receive is going to suffer modifications, as a response to changing cloud cover, the Guardian reports.
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Vodafone Australia Puts Galaxy Nexus on Pr-Order
Australian mobile phone carrier Vodafone has just announced the pre-order availability of Samsung’s new Galaxy Nexus on its airwaves.
Users interested in the purchase of this mobile phone with a service agreement on this carrier can now reserve one from the company’s website.
“GALAXY Nexus is the world's first phone available with the latest version of Google's Android platform. Android 4.0 or "Ice Cream Sandwich" brings an entirely new look and feel to your Google-powered smartphone. Simple layouts with subtle animations and delightful flourishes make everything feel alive,” Vodafone notes.
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