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Car buyers drive CO2 drop
Motor Trade Insider | 3 hours ago by Motor Trade Insider
The European Union’s goal of reducing CO2 vehicle emissions to 130 g/km by 2012 may be met by default, as consumers increasingly buy more fuel efficient cars. The car industry has called for more time and financial backing in order to meet the read more
Grumpy’s bookmarks for October 10, 2008
From The Grumpy Old Man (Environment) | 7 hours ago by Eddy De Clercq
Learning to Live with Solar Panels » Transition Culture Tags: Bookmarks, Grumpy Related posts My Pingdom Come My Pingdom became WPing.FM Grumpy’s bookmarks for September 12, 2008 Grumpy’s bookmarks for September 11, 2008 Grumpy&# read more
Grumpy’s bookmarks for October 9, 2008
From The Grumpy Old Man (Environment) | 20 hours ago by Eddy De Clercq
US Navy First: Moving Cargo By Kite-Powered Ship : TreeHugger AlertMe Smart Plugs Help Automate Home Energy Use : TreeHugger Save Paper, Save Money: 5 Free Software Downloads That Spare Your Printer : TreeHugger The Insulation Story | Old Televi read more
Caramel Bella’s: The Green Report
Caramel Bella | October 9th 2008 by Brooke-Sidney Gavins
The dangers of global warming strike the penguins. According to a recent World Wildlife Fund (WWF) report, if the earth’s climate increases by only two degrees Celsius (or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) half to three-quarters of Antarctic penguin colonies read more
Hokkaido Energy Conservation
Charles Hamel.com On the Path | October 9th 2008 by Charles Hamel
Hokkaido Energy Conservation snow storage Japan is really one of the front runners in the world when it comes to green technologies. I have never seen more solar electric panels or solar hot water systems, than I have here on peoples homes. New techn read more
Trees To Sense Nukes, Scream For Help During Forest Fires
OhGizmo! | October 9th 2008
By Evan Ackerman Trees. All they do is stand there and obscure otherwise dramatic views of forests. Why shouldn’t we expect them to do something helpful to humanity, for a change? MIT feels exactly this way, and has figured out how to wire up t read more
An Easy Way To Save $30 A Month In Electricity Bills
Scott "The Wine Making Guy's" Blog For Wine Making Enthousia… | October 8th 2008 by Scott Young
While this blog is normally reserved for wine related topics I wanted to share a money saving tip that Tom (one of my readers) recently shared with me that I thought was definitely worth passing on. read more
Alternative Energy Clean Power for the Planet
The Political Bozos | October 8th 2008 by Brain
The availability of alternative energy comes in many different forms. One of these is solar power: Solar power is driven by photovoltaic cells, and these are progressively getting less expensive and more advanced. There aren’t any areas where s read more
Combating Global Warming
The Political Bozos | October 8th 2008 by Brain
If you regularly watch television, surf the internet, or listen to the radio, there is a good chance that you have heard about global warming. Press and media outlets have elevated the issue in the public consciousness through their increased coverag read more
Renewable Energy Technologies For The Home
The Political Bozos | October 8th 2008 by Brain
Fossil fuels like coal, gas and oil are a finite resource. With time, it will become harder to find and remove these resources out of the ground and this cost will be passed onto the consumers. This trend will continue if more resources continue to b read more
The Environmentally Friendly Office: 8 Tips to Help Make Your Off…
The Political Bozos | October 8th 2008 by Brain
At your home, you may have stopped using incandescent bulbs, you may have a low flow showerhead, you may have added more organic foods to your diet, and recycling may have become an ingrained habit. You are doing your part at home to reduce your ca read more
‘Climate Change on Canvas’
The Painting Activist | October 8th 2008 by Ashley Cecil
48″ x 72″ oil on canvas SOLD See all artwork available for sale. I am so incredibly honored to publish this post. This enormous painting was commissioned by my favorite kind of client, a nonprofit organization. I was selected by Oxfam A read more
Starbucks Under Fire for Cool Runnings
Exposing Business Headlines Everyday! | October 8th 2008 by Robert Barr
It seems as if Starbucks has a bunch of clean freaks running the show. In fact, they are so fanatical that read more
Voter Guide for the Environment ELECTION '08
Wild Reiki and Shamanic Healing LLC | October 8th 2008 by Rose De Dan
Where Does YOUR Congressman Stand?In addition to working towards personal solutions, we should all hold our elected officials accountable to offering Americans the policy solutions that will help to protect wildlife for their sake and our children's read more
The Insulation Story
From The Grumpy Old Man (Environment) | October 8th 2008 by Eddy De Clercq
I regularly watch the Dirty Jobs show on Discover Channel, hosted by Mike Rowe. The latter is rather important since there exists also an European version with another host and it’s not as good as the original. The show is described as “M read more
Crash & Collapse: This is more than a depression.
Nihilo Zero | October 8th 2008 by Nihilo Zero
Money: derived from the Latin "moneta" which originally meant "warning" (as Juno Moneta was the goddess of warning). "When coinage was devised by the Romans, they set their mint in her temple and the god read more
Respect Your Mother (Earth) by Local Celebrity [Review]
Hide Your Arms | October 7th 2008
The funny thing about this tee is that its not just worn by Local Celebrities, its worn by actual celebrities, like Hayden Panettiere, American Idol winner (right?) carrie Underwood, Spencer Pratt, Stacey Keibler, Andrew Bowness, and many more. Fair read more
Carbon Offset Indulgences
All Over the Board... | October 7th 2008 by Allen Strelow
I wish I could take credit for this term, but I have to give credit to Charlie Sykes for linking today’s carbon-offset mania with the Reformation. Being a Lutheran, I was raised to know about the grounds for the reformation. I have to chuckle a read more
Grumpy’s bookmarks for October 7, 2008
From The Grumpy Old Man (Environment) | October 7th 2008 by Eddy De Clercq
Toshiba Makes e-Cycling Easier with Expanded Recycling Program : TreeHugger Tags: Bookmarks, Grumpy Related posts My Pingdom Come My Pingdom became WPing.FM Grumpy’s bookmarks for September 12, 2008 Grumpy’s bookmarks for September read more
How Do We Recycle Clothes?
30somethingandsearching | October 7th 2008 by Kelly
What do we do with clothing that is completely worn out? Generally, I donate my clothes to Amvets or another charity. However, when it is worn so thin that it would do no one any good, I don’t. I also don’t want to throw it in the garbage beca read more
Ozone Hole Larger in 2008 than in 2007, not in 2006
Planetsave | October 7th 2008 by Lucille Chi
Living in Australia brings with it a wonderful set of environmental circumstances to live with. Not only do we have two weather patterns – El Nino/La Nina and the Indian Ocean Dipole – that are combining to lengthen our drought, but we’re one read more
The Eight Dimensions of Wellness
Wholeness Blog | October 7th 2008 by ethan
The Eight Dimensions of Wellness are: Emotional Wellness Environmental Wellness Intellectual Wellness Occupational Wellness Physical Wellness Social Wellness Spiritual Wellness Vocational Wellness Read about Wellness and the definition of welln read more
The Definition of Environmental Wellness
Wholeness Blog | October 7th 2008 by ethan
Environmental Wellness has become more recognized as a great concern to the inhabitants our planet; for a good reason. This article aims at defining what Environmental Wellness is, what environment stands for, and what environmental relationships are read more
Voter Guide for the Environment ELECTION ‘08
Wild Reiki and Shamanic Healing LLC Blog | October 7th 2008 by Rose De Dan
Where Does YOUR Congressman Stand? In addition to working towards personal solutions, we should all hold our elected officials accountable to offering Americans the policy solutions that will help to protect wildlife for their sake and our children&# read more
I Like Aluminum
The Day After An Inconvenient Truth | October 6th 2008 by Cara
I have had a strange fascination with aluminum lately, so why not talk about it here. Aluminum, a silvery white and ductile member of the boron group of chemical elements. It’s nonmagnetic and non-sparking. It has the symbol Al; its atomic numb read more
Grumpy’s bookmarks for October 6, 2008
From The Grumpy Old Man (Environment) | October 6th 2008 by Eddy De Clercq
Ten Ways to Improve Your Car’s Gas Mileage : EcoLocalizer Karl Ramjohn: New with me - MyBlogLog Tags: Bookmarks, Grumpy Related posts My Pingdom Come My Pingdom became WPing.FM Grumpy’s bookmarks for September 12, 2008 Grumpy’s bo read more
New Jersey Offshore Wind Farm Gets One Step Closer...
The Real Teen Dream | October 6th 2008 by Tyler Matt
Garden State Offshore Energy was award the rights to build a wind farm Friday Night. These wind farms would be located roughly 16 to 20 miles off the coasts of Atlantic and Ocean counties. The wind farm would be able to produce up to 346 megawatts fr read more
JOE BIDEN AND SARAH PALIN DEBATE: NOT TWO CHRISTIANS
Real Liberal Christian Church - Christian Commons | October 5th 2008 by Tom Usher
This will not be a technology post, but I ran into some computer/Internet issues that I will touch upon since they impact many other people as well. If you want to skip the technology topic and get right to my… ... read more
Ecology of the Heart
Fine Poetry | October 5th 2008 by Dave Barber
In my daily duties, I practice ecology, saving, conserving and holding back. When it’s proper to use heart things, I’m frugal careful and kind. Not wasting one drop of heart matter, no disposing of excess word no shredding my vowel remain read more
Container Homes
Neurons at Work: Business Ideas for the New Age | October 5th 2008
What do you get if you combine old containers with innovation? You get “Container Homes”. With the amount of containers being left to rust after they have lost their usefulness, there are stacks and stacks of metals that can be recycled. read more
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