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Caribbean Island Closer to Becoming Geothermal Energy Exporter |
• Sunday, 22 August 2010
Among
the islands in the Eastern Caribbean, St. Lucia’s economy is performing
comparatively well. The island, which is less than half the size of Los
Angeles proper and is home to about 170,000, is diversifying its
agricultural sector, has decent infrastructure, and has attracted
investment in its manufacturing and banking sectors.
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• Sunday, 22 August 2010
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Decades
ago the only type of car was the internal combustion (gasoline)type.
Other varieties have arrived such as Hybrid and electric. With the new
choices are other decisions such as which one reduces most the carbon
footprint (or is the most green)and which one is the most cost
effective. No more is "the miles per gallon" a standard that can be
applied across the board as a specification.
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Green prison: Where security meets ecology |
• Sunday, 22 August 2010
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A green prison sounds unlikely - especially in the
US. But a ground-breaking facility in America wants to improve the
environment as well as crime rates. Environmentally friendly prisons. Liberals think they're a no-brainer,
right-wingers might view them as just another hand in the public purse. Do
the world's incarcerated now have a responsibility to save the planet?
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10 Frugally Green Workout Tips |
• Saturday, 21 August 2010
We all agree that we need to do a better job conserving our planet’s
limited resources, but where do you begin? Here are 10 simple solutions
that will help you get green into your workout routine without much
effort at all. These eco-friendly changes are easy switches that will
save you time and lots of money! How awesome and easy is that?
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5 Human Habits Harmful to Ocean Health |
• Saturday, 21 August 2010
No matter where we live, even if we’re in the middle of the Mojave
desert or the middle of farmland in the mid-west, our connection to the
ocean is surprisingly direct. The planet’s marine systems are
intricately linked with our daily activities, even when those
activities seem trivial or distant. Here are five ways small choices
add up to big problems for the ocean’s health.
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• Saturday, 21 August 2010
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Want to go green in death?
Here’s a process that may allow you to do just that. Resomation
involves an alkaline hydrolysis process that dissolves a body into both
a liquid and a powdery white mass. Experts call it the green
alternative to cremation, which notoriously releases nitrogen oxide,
carbon monoxide, and sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere. The process is
legal in several U.S. states, and one undertaker wants to bring it to
Belgium. But as American Public Media Marketplace reports, resomation is being met with some trepidation in Europe.
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Harvesting Indonesian Ice |
• Sunday, 15 August 2010
Ice
can exist on the equator, so long as it's at a high elevation. The
Indonesian mountain ridge, which rises to 16,000 feet on the island of
New Guinea, supports the presence of such an ice field. According to a
study by researchers from Ohio State University, that tropical ice
field can disappear within a few years. Their studies also offer clues
of the El Nino weather phenomenon that dominates climate variability in
the tropics.
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