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South Africa Could have First Nuclear Plant By 2020

Net News Publisher | November 22nd 2009 by Terry

South Africa could have its first nuclear power plant by the year 2020 if Cabinet approves a proposal expected to be put forward by the Ministry of Energy. Energy Minister Dipuo Peters announced on Friday that her ministry was to submit a proposal on read more

azizvertigo

Green@home

Aziz Siddiqui | November 22nd 2009 by Aziz Siddiqui

Developed countries account for most of the pollution and yet don't want to act unless the 'other' countries follow suit. US of A produces almost one fourth of the World's Carbon dioxide but guess what, they want the developing nations to limit indus read more

Indonesian ferry sinks with 242 passengers aboard; at least 1 dea…

Simple Thoughts | November 22nd 2009

Indonesian passenger ferry sinks with 242 aboard JAKARTA, Indonesia ? An Indonesian passenger ferry with almost 250 people aboard sank in rough waters off Sumatra island Sunday, killing at least one, police said, while a second ferry ran aground in read more

lugus1

Spain Donates $112m to Fight Hunger in Horn of Africa

Net News Publisher | November 22nd 2009 by Terry

Spain’s Secretary of State for International Cooperation, Soraya Rodriguez Ramos, has announced a donation of €75 million (US$112m) to the United Nations World Food Programme in response to the critical hunger situation in the Horn of Africa. The read more

tinkersfolly

Family of 15 Spends $65 on Energy Bill

Insight Into Budget Stretchers | November 22nd 2009 by Diane Cartee

     The article is quite interesting. It did give me a few tips that I had not thought of. The family has 15 people living in a 2 story home with 3000 sq. ft.    ... Ways to stretch your budget in all areas. read more

ubiquit

Thanjavur – Brihadeeswara temple architecture

Ubiquitense | November 21st 2009 by ubiquitense

I once visited my friend’s house – an apartment built by one of the most famous builders in South India. It was 7 years old then, and I could see a lot of cracks running along the walls, the bathroom ceiling marked with seepage water-mar read more

insiderit

Share this on Twitter – Overnight News Digest: Science Saturday…

InsiderIT.com: Best and Upcoming Technology News | November 21st 2009 by Johnny

Welcome to Science Saturday, where the Overnight News Digest crew informs and entertains you with this week’s news about science, space, and the environment. This week’s featured story comes from Reuters. GENEVA (Reuters) – After a read more

Countdown to Copenhagen

Blaque's Blog of Horrors | November 21st 2009

Please take a moment to vote. P.S. You can also help spread the word by clicking here. read more

Feds raid Gibson offices

American Buddhist Net | November 21st 2009

Iconic company investigated for illegal importation of Madagascar wood -- Updated with statement from Gibson LINK TO ORIGINAL read more

ladybee

Carbon Nanotube Development to Offer Reduced Weight and More Mile…

4 Ways To Play A Spit-less Game Of Fetch With Your Dog | November 21st 2009 by Lady Bee

Carbon Nanotube development has slowly but surely become one of the most promising pieces of technology over the past few years, and for a good reason. Honda, along with Perdue University and the University of Louisville, has given us yet another rea read more

normanrogers

Everyone Knows You Don't Use Madagascaran Rosewood

An American Lion | November 21st 2009 by norman rogers

Gibson Guitar Good God, who in their right mind doesn’t already know that the corruption and the scandal involved with using Madagascaran rosewood is just something you don’t want to mess with? Who doesn’t know this? Well, Gibson Gu read more

Jimi

AErospace Designs Being Used In Wave Energy System

JMH Techtronics | November 21st 2009 by Jimi Morrison

Frist off, let’s explain what a “wave energy system” is. At first read you probably think this has something to do with radio, gamma, or whatever type of wave in some sort of central vacuum system that pops into your mind. At least read more

adkalmanack

No Adirodnack Park Agency Meeting in December

Adirondack Almanack | November 21st 2009 by Adirondack Almanack - New York History Blog

The Adirondack Park Agency will not hold its December 10-11, 2009 regularly scheduled board meeting. According to an APA press release, "No agency proceedings requiring Board action are necessary before the regularly scheduled January 2010 meeting." read more

leslee

What You Need To Know About Aquaponics Systems

Wall & Mural Stencils | November 21st 2009 by Lee Power

Combining elements from both fish farming, (aquaculture), and soil less farming (hydroponics), aquaponics systems aim to take the eco-benefits of both, whilst minimizing any negative aspects. With many benefits, it is a form of farming that is rapidl read more

chrisdowsett

Local food movement: You in? [video]

Social Chit Chat | November 21st 2009 by Chris Dowsett

My first video. It’s a little rough around the edges … but you get the idea. Related posts:The world is just awesome [video]Ideas for volunteering in your local communityChris’ charity idea read more

cleadanaan

Hope for the Healing of the Earth

Clea Danaan's Intuitive Gardening Blog | November 21st 2009 by Clea Danaan

Ecologists are discovering that when wetland areas are restored, having been used for nearly 100 years for agricultural purposes, that the land bounces back amazingly quickly. While some native species are reintroduced, many spring back to life on th read more

joesamuels

Large Hadron Collider Up and Running-No Black Hole Yet; Mrs. Bixb…

If you believe in the Chemtrail Conspiracy, please have some… | November 21st 2009 by joe samuels

A Black Hole, the Future Earth? A New Cathedral It’s Back! The Large Hadron Collider is up and running again with no apparent adverse affects.  If you recall, the world’s largest supercollider is located along the French-Swiss border.  read more

wynzia

Stones and Icebergs

wynzian | November 21st 2009

During a moment of distraction today, stumbled upon a new lovely blog, resurrection fern...her photography is breathtaking, and her artistry amazes. And then, as so often happens, she led me to Jenn Hart's "You'll Go Far." My heart hurts from its b read more

Philbutler

Greenpeace and Kumi Naidoo, Changing the World

Everything PR | November 21st 2009 by Phil Butler

Greenpeace, the world’s most recognized activists of the “green movement”, just appointed a new director from South Africa, Kumi Naidoo. Naidoo, a veteran environmentalists and anti-apartheid activist, brings vast experience and cre read more

JamesOTB

Hacked Climate Scientists Emails Reveal Truth

Outside The Beltway | OTB | November 21st 2009 by James Joyner

The University of East Anglia mail server was hacked earlier in the week and a string of private correspondences between esteemed climate scientists were published.  In addition to some juicy internecine gossip becoming embarrassingly public, a few read more

Sysbase

Vegetarian Tee Shirts - Show To Everyone The Human Face Of Vega…

MarketingByMouth | November 21st 2009 by John Smith

Our busy way of life does not allow us to see the larger social prospects, but requires from us that we concentrate on our own life only. The truth is that we seldom think of the global results of our actions. Nonetheless, there are people w read more

sjudd

DOES NOBODY EDIT THE TELEGRAPH

BrothersJudd Blog | November 21st 2009 by Stephen Judd

Nigel Lawson: Thatcher's Chancellor takes on the planet alone: As he challenges conventional wisdom on climate change, Kate Weinberg visits Lord Lawson at his French home (Kate Weinberg, 21 Nov 2009, Daily Telegraph) To spend a day with Lord Lawson i read more

Lettersfromatory

Climate change comes under heavy fire in the blogosphere

Letters From A Tory | November 21st 2009

“If you looked through any organisation’s emails from the last 10 years you’d find something that would raise a few eyebrows. Contrary to what the sceptics claim, the Royal Society, the US National Academy of Sciences, Nasa and the read more

ubiquit

Fort Collins to Horsetooth Reservoir – Colorado

Ubiquitense | November 21st 2009 by ubiquitense

I was cleaning up the pictures folder when I stumbled upon these photos. Hmm, it’s been two full years since I clicked these pics on the way to the Horsetooth Reservoir from Fort Collins, Colorado. After crawling through the unruly maze in T.N read more

Evegreen

Guess who has solar hot water?

70 Plus and Still Kicking | November 21st 2009 by June Saville

From now on I’ll have piping hot showers courtesy of the bright Australian sunshine, and I’ll rarely need to pay a cent for it. There will always be enough for me and a herd of visitors, except occasionally in the depths of winter.  The water wa read more

Stalwart

3 Tips to Creating the Right Environment when Opening a Dollar St…

Strollers for Your Baby | November 21st 2009

As the old myth goes, successfully opening a dollar store is so easy anyone can do. And many entrepreneurs will be a success in the dollar-discount-variety industry. However, starting and growing a business that meets its full potential involves a gr read more

assam

Reality of Global Warming Research exposed!

Assam Information Portal | November 21st 2009 by Assam

It is reported that a group of hackers have broken into the email system at the University of East Anglia’s Climatic Research Unit (CRU) and published the sensitive data online. The 61 megabites of confidential file released onto the Internet r read more