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Since we still collectively agree that cars are our vehicle of choice, fossil fuel and all, what are the greenest and most eco-friendly cars for 2010 and why? Gas mileage continues to be one of the most important consideration when shopping for a new car or vehicle. ..
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“Take nothing but pictures … leave nothing but footprints.” I saw these words on a trail sign while hiking many years ago and well remember them. No matter what season of the year, when we are out in nature we leave our mark. Whether you are hiking, bo..
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It remains a ticking time bomb. The Mayon Volcano, located in the Phillipines, has erupted 49 times since the first documented eruption in 1616. And, just prior to Christmas, 2009, the unstable mountain blew its top once again. Lava and volcanic ash spewed from the top, risking life in the immedi..
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Can a tiny insect heavily impact our world’s civilizations? Indeed. Know that the bumblebee is far more than a summertime annoyance which rudely distracts you as you try to peacefully relax in your lawn chair. Know that the bumblebee may well hold the future for we who live on this planet. ..
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Even if you haven’t been able to give up your car for driving in the city or on the highway, you can still cruise the information superhighway to do your part to end global warming! The Internet, now common enough in many homes, can prove to be an excellent educational resource for those wa..
(Read Full Article On Watching Our World Through Websites)
There are right ways and wrong ways to drink water – for the benefit of both you and our planet! First, actually sipping a glass of water on a regular basis is absolutely imperative. While we humans can live for approximately one month without food, we will not live more than one week witho..
(Read Full Article On When Precious Water Becomes an Environmental Liability)
Although it is now several months past the festive holiday season, the folks at Greenpeace are still thinking of Christmas. This is due to one of the organization’s latest initiatives, “Greenpeace Giving for Christmas”. Through this, charitable people can buy fri..
(Read Full Article On Greenpeace Giving Program Fails to Totally Impress)
There is a tremendous buzz of excitement going on in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – not to mention the rest of the world - and for a very good reason! Construction has begun in the Kingdom on a water desalination plant – this would prove to be the world’s first such operation...
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You may think nothing of turning your bathtub faucets and running a hot bath to soak in. However, residents of Haiti currently do not have such a luxury available to them. Following the massive earthquake that hit the island on Tuesday, January 12th, 2010, the Haitian people are living in less th..
(Read Full Article On Water Creation Machine Provides Health and Hope for Haitians)
He’s got plenty of muscle, but will this be enough? Former Hollywood screen star turned American state Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has proposed a plan to reduce California’s greenhouse gas emissions. If successful, this proposal will result in said emissions to ret..
(Read Full Article On Schwarzenegger Aims to Terminate Global Warming)
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