HURRICANES AND GLOBAL WARMING

Debate over climate change frequently conflates
issues of science and politics. Because of their
significant and visceral impacts, discussion of
extreme events is a frequent locus of such conflation.
Linda Mearns, ofthe NationalCenter forAtmospher-
icResearch(NCAR), aptly characterizes thiscontext:
“There’s a push on climatologists to say something
about extremes, because they are so important. But
that can be very dangerous if we really don’t know
the answer” (Henson 2005). In this article we focus

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What is Global Warming?

Global warming is a term used to describe a gradual increase in the earth’s average
ground and atmospheric temperatures across the whole planet. Measurements
indicate that the global temperature has increased by about 1 degree Fahrenheit
in the past century.

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Maglev Technology Fault Tolerance and Safety

History and Recent Developments
Technology Background
Fault Tolerance and Safety
Comparison with Other Systems

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Technology Foward Safe and Secure Society

We have in the past looked upon failures as bad things that we should
avoid, however, the author
conceived that such a way of
thinking has been responsi-
ble for repeating the same
failures and proposed a novel
idea

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