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Allan James Yeomans (born 3 October 1931, in Sydney, Australia) to father P.A. Yeomans and mother Rita Yeomans both now deceased. He is an Agriculturist, Design Engineer, Author, Lecturer, and Inventor. He argues that we can bring global warming and climate under control and restore weather systems to normal at negligible cost while simultaneously improving our wealth and standard of living. ==Early life and education== He attended primary schools in a series of gold mining towns throughout Eastern Australia, then attending Scots College in Sydney for secondary school. He attended Sydney University and studied engineering, and physics under Professor Harry Messel. He left university and manufactured water skis. However subsequently he completed the first ever postgraduate course on computing using the SILLIAC computer. The SILLIAC was the Sydney University sister unit to the then new ILLIAC “supercomputer” developed at the University of Illinois. At Sydney University he also completed a postgraduate course in nuclear energy and radioisotopes. He then joined the family business, being mainly open cut coal mining. Then with his father P.A.Yeomans set up operations in 1952 to manufacture the Graham Hoeme Chisel Plow from Amarillo Texas. Australia was thus only the second country in the world to produce these, then totally new type of cultivating implement. Allan Yeomans’ main role was equipment design. He commenced his own business in 1957, initially manufacturing furniture. His Banana Chair〔Australian Patent Office. Trade Mark Registration 1957-8〕 became a household word in Australia. He also set up and produced the chaise longue in Los Angeles in 1961. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Allan Yeomans」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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