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by Beth Roberts - 2008-11-15
It really is not such a novel idea. Our 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, has been an advocate for America to become energy independent and to step up our efforts toward increasing o...
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by Gloria Smith - 2008-11-14
Fossil fuels are a natural but non renewable source fuels or organic compounds made of hydrogen and carbon that develop thru the natural decomposition of plants and animals over thousands of years. T...
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by Ricky Lim - 2008-11-14
Commodity price has been increased more than ever before; this brings a toll upon our energy cost. The cost of our electric bills have increased more than ever, this make a lot of people choose sola...
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by aversiontech - 2008-11-14
Animals, particularly rodents, cause untold damage to wires, cables and piping by chewing on these plastic products. Rodents chew because they must (their teeth continue to grow during their lifetimes...
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by Omar Khan - 2008-11-14
There seems to be huge public outcry about the greenhouse gases with varied perceptions among general public and the environmental groups. However, before we attempt to evaluate the merits of "greenho...
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by joalesto - 2008-11-14
The need to use more energy-efficient lighting systems has been the battle cry of a lot of environment groups and sustainable development advocates. This has been the clamor in response to the burgeon...
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by Ernie Fitzpatrick - 2008-11-12
Electromagnetic radiation from an explosion of intensely fluctuating magnetic field from outside our soalr system is always going on. There's nothing new about sporadic and periodic electromagnetic p...
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by Vera Pappas - 2008-11-12
Recently, I was invited to a party. The hosts were lovely, the home was large and beautiful in a well-to-do area. Everything about the day was fantastic, except for one thing...they didn't recycle.I ...
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by aversiontech - 2008-11-12
Animals, particularly rodents, cause untold damage to wires, cables and piping by chewing on these plastic products. Rodents chew because they must (their teeth continue to grow during their lifetim...
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by Mananzwa - 2008-11-11
In an attempt to verify that Electric Fencing is a positive deterrent to Foxes and was an effective chicken fence, I was able to persuade a farmer to sell me 25 culled hens and let me use a field on h...
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by Prof.dr. Ibrahim Khalil - 2008-11-10
This is a new series (1-2) of Verse No. in the Bible versus the Quran. Verse No. 2 in the Old Testament says that the earth was formless, void and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, a...
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by Sylvia Guarino - 2008-11-09
We did a 7 mile walk through Ding Darling this morning, and it was the best walk we have done on this vacation so far. There are not a great number of people on the Island this week, and Ding Darli...
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by Munya Chinongoza - 2008-11-08
As time goes by the world keeps running out of natural resources. Why because people are not sensitive when it comes to nature. We keep using up resources and also polluting the environment. Because...
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by ISLA CAMPBELL - 2008-11-05
It's probably fair to say that global warming is one of the most debated topics of the 21st century. And, whilst most people would probably agree that global warming is indeed happening, much of...
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by J Graf - 2008-11-05
From the perspective of spiritual ecology, some of the suspected causes merely stand in the foreground of the disappearing honeybees - EMF radiation; GM crops; and diseases and pests - while ar...
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by Kartik - 2008-11-04
No doubt, this feat is commendable for India not just because the launch follows immediately after India has positioned itself as a de-facto nuclear power (post signing of the Indo-US Nuclear deal), ...
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by Ernie Fitzpatrick - 2008-11-04
It's been said that if we refuse to learn from history we are bound to repeat it. How many people do you know that are interested in history- other than maybe what happened last year? Thus we get all...
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by Robert - 2008-11-04
A week in Isaan Thailand Isaan is a region in Northwest Thailand that borders the Mekhong river, which is the border with Laos. We discovered this homestead whilst backpacking in Thailand. The hom...
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by Robert Bell - 2008-11-04
A week in Isaan Thailand Isaan is a region in Northwest Thailand that borders the Mekhong river, which is the border with Laos. We discovered this homestead whilst backpacking in Thailand. ...
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by Morgan Kennedy - 2008-11-03
Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio was born on the 11th of November in 1974 in Los Angeles, California. He is on the top of the list of celebrities helping others who decided to go green. Leonardo has become ...