Links: Innocentive Challenges All categories

Innocentive Challenges All categories


Please find the following feed (RSS) to all current InnoCentive challenges; Multiple disciples are reported regularly. Most Challenges are of a highly skilled scientific nature. Major players such as Nature, NASA etc now contribute under the label Pavilion.

My Serious Foresight Ommission -IPCC Climate Change Senario Work:Unfinished From ommissions to => O-missions and E-missions, JOBS

From GHG-CO2 Emissions and Climate Change, longstanding amnesia and ommissions to =>

O-missions and E-missions. ( ROI-Return on Innovation, fair distribution via Jobs cf. for example: Green Jobs - Good Jobs approach by Appollo Alliance of USA )

Be part of the solution not part of the problem.

I simple wish to record one of the most important foresight works to date, the practically incontestable uncovering of man's role in climate change and global warming by the excellant work in progress by the UN_ IPCC International Panel on Climate Change. I have added 2 links to my foresight links.
1. IPCC-online reports.
2. IPCC-report on Emission sources

More reports...

And since nothing is as simple as it appears, Quirin Schiermeier of Nature has launched a debat

along the lines entitled:

The "Claim that the challenge of cutting emissions has been underestimated is debated."[Link-html]

Most constructive informative comments may be viewed at the above link

INNOVATION -THE WORTHWHILE PROJECT-Conversational styled, Review of Science's Powerful Tool "The Experimental Method" in Politics and The Humanities

As one of my more original and I feel better papers, I feel it fitting to bring the readers attention again (& again!) to this earlier work, first published (2004) on ChemWeb and still available on their archive. A full post is available to read and copy (with proper reference to the author, yours truly, of course). It is available on my blog "Conversations on Innovations" at the following Link

I do hope you enjoy reading My Published Paper-Free Online Link
as much as I enjoyed writing it, and look forward to your "comments and questions"

Sincerely