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Seacoast NRG: energy, conservation, climate and the impetus for change
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News, analysis and opinion on energy, conservation, climate and the impetus for change.
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Perhaps GM would like to rethink this one
Having finally seen the movie, Who Killed the Electric Car, I have to wonder, which business decision, when viewed 10 or 20 years hence, will be seen as GM’s greater blunder: filing a lawsuit against the California Air Resources Board in 2001...
UNH, Bates, and College of the Atlantic named among the Greenest colleges
The Princeton Review recently added a Green Rating to its annual ranking of the best colleges and universities. Among the only 11 colleges nationwide that received a perfect score in the green ranking are the University of New Hampshire in Durham; ...
Vehicle-miles driven drops almost 10 billion miles in May
Continuing a seven-month downward trend, the Federal Highway Administration reported recently that the vehicle-miles driven by Americans during the month of May was down, compared to that of May 2007, by almost 10 billion miles. This decrease is th...
Pontificating
At last, the Pope and I have found common ground: Perhaps reluctantly we come to acknowledge that there are also scars which mark the surface of our Earth: erosion, deforestation, the squandering of the world’s mineral and ocean resources in or...
Solar and tidal combined
Spent many days collecting my own solar energy. Posts will resume before long....
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This blog is currently rated a 10.00 out of a possible 10 based on 2 comments.
Earth & Economy Said:
Keep following your passion. We appreciate what you are doing and look forward to our continued support.
JT Said:
A great site for environmental news and updates in the New Hampshire area. I particularly liked the post about the bill introduced for the development of tidal wave energy. Quite frankly...I dont know why our federal government doesn't fund massive amounts of money to support a new and promising technology such as this. Keep up the great site.

