World Bodrum Houses!
26.01.2009 Radikal
LONDRA - The main central architecture of fighting global warming can be. The researcher working on global warming at the Berkeley University in USA, California, can be achieved in the fight against global warming at least the roof of houses in the fight against the white and at least 2-3 degrees per year in the fight against global warming.
Akbari says that the white sun beam is more than a simple life knowledge, will be one of the most important methods in the fight against further use of white color in architecture. [[T]Specially says the roof of many people in the USA, California is now painted in white, Akbari tells that this should be moved to a global size and applied in the whole world. Akbari, a cheap and practical way to fight global warming, is the other idea that Akbari accepts that it looks fantastic at first, but thinks that it is feasible, to paint ways to white. Akbari does not take a reminder that white materials remain cool even in summer. [
According to the news of the LA Times newspaper released in the US, it is necessary to carry white roofing in the newly built commercial buildings in California province since 2005. According to the law of ‘Etkin energy-use structures, the next year will include commercial buildings and houses that have been modified. Whether the roofs are flat, or sloped, they have to use the roof system that reflects the heat of the building. If the state is about asphalt, it has not yet made an arrangement. [
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]A number of criminal instruments of agricultural warming 'carbon dioxide' ’. Especially because of fossil fuels, there is more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Carbon dioxide keeps a part of the sun rays in the air without intent, and heats the atmosphere.
The part in the location of the people also bites the world. But thanks to white objects, it is possible to send a part of the rays in the world back to the moon. Ices, snows and clouds in the poles serve as a restoring from the atmosphere by reflecting a part of the rays. (The Guardian)
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