January 25th, 2012 
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A team of researchers from three institutes prestigious in the U.S. and UK have discovered a particle that could be used to “cleanse” the atmosphere and cool the planet, counteracting the effects of global warming.
The particles have been codenamed “Criegee bi-radicals” and their existence was postulated in the ’50s by Rudolf Criegee. These particles have been detected only recently, with a unique device, designed in the National Research Laboratory Sandia in the US.
Researchers found that these invisible particles oxidize pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide that are produced by combustion, thus cleaning astmosfera.
Scientists have observed that the Criegee bi-radicals react more quickly than previously thought, accelerating the formation of sulphate and nitrate in the atmosphere. These compounds stimulate the formation of aerosols and subsequent cloud formation that have the potential to cool the planet.
In the last hundred years, the average temperature recorded at the Earth’s surface increased by approximately 0.8° C, 66% of this increase taking place in the last three decades. Dr. Carl Percival at the University of Manchester, one of the authors of the study, says that the Criegee bi-radicals could be used to fight pollution and global warming.
Cardboard furniture is first made of cardboard …. So let’s start there.
An increasing number of Greenland seals, which live on the east coast of Canada, die from lack of ice, according to scientists.
In March 2011, an earthquake off Japan would cause a tsunami ready to sweep over the islands. 15 000 deaths reported, caused a nuclear disaster, and millions of tons of debris carried by the ocean who is retiring after having submerged lands. 
Global warming, a catastrophe during which man is both the first charge and the first witness. And the first victim? Not really, no. This week, U.S. researchers tell us that global warming has, indeed, other victims. We’re talking about those cute faces with white fur, baby seals.
Drones, they are small unmanned aircraft, with a range of several hundred hours, with a range of 300 km, and equipped with everything needed to espionage and Taken: GPS, cameras, and cameras.
The country’s basement is filled with reserves of tantalum, gold, tin, and tungsten (material used in the manufacture of mobile phones, computers and other broadcasters) coveted by the government (which seems quite legitimate) but also by armed military groups.