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Refleksje o logistyce przyszłości

Antonowicz M.

Logistyka

2014

nr 6

1479-1487

Autor w swoim artykule przedstawia na bazie megatrendów w gospodarce światowej, refleksje na temat ich wpływu na logistykę i transport. Obrazuje to przykładami konkretnymi w perspektywie globalnych operatorów logistycznych. Szczególną uwagę zwraca na wymiar strategii logistycznej, problematykę handlu internetowego, mega miast i przesyłek kurierskich. Konkluduje rozważania spojrzeniem na rolę logistyka w przyszłości.

The author presents reflections concerning impact of world’s economy megatrends on logistics and transportation. Concrete examples are illustrated in perspective of global logistic operators. Particular attention is paid to the dimension of the logistic strategy problems, Internet trading, megacities and courier packages. The article is concluded with look on logistics future.

Śmierć pięknej teorii, według której dwutlenek węgla decyduje o ziemskim klimacie

Mastalerz P.

Wiadomości Chemiczne

2008

[Z] 62, 5-6

533-554

The theory that carbon dioxide rules the Earth's climate is so well established that any attempts to tell that it is false and harmful to world's economy are met with very fierce opposition. The opponents have not much to support their claims but are strongly backed up financially by those who are not able to abandon the wrong idea that our climate depends on the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere. This old idea is disproved by the unquestionable fact that in the past there was no correlation of CO2 concentration with temperature. The claims that there is a consensus concerning carbon dioxide and global warming were disproved by a letter of scientists to the Secretary General of United Nations. The letter warns against the politics of fighting global warming and against the acceptance of the "precautionary principle". This article provides a very brief overview of past climates and of the effects of Sun on the climate on Earth. The role of cosmic rays is considered and explained. A quick excursion into deep space gives an idea of how the climate depends on the wandering of the Sun with its planets across the spiral arms of our Galactic. Separate chapters include examples of attempts to scare the humanity with climatic disasters and of the role of left-wing politicians in climate science.