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- Water Conservation Is Something Which Is Really Important For The Planet
  Living a green lifestyle has a lot to do with helping our world but many individuals end up doing all different things in order to achieve this good influence. There are several folks that are doing t […]
- Keep the Waters More Desirable with Turbidity Barriers
  Among the source of life that human significantly rely on living is water. And in having a wholesome way of life, clean water is among the needed intake of each and every living creatures. Sadly, as […]
- Is Water An Option For Operating Your Car In The Form Of a Supplement To Gas
  Did you ever think that you could be operating your vehicle with water? Water is currently being used to augment gasoline with the help of hydrogen conversion technology. During this process, Hydroxy […]
- The Green Guide to Recycling Almost Anything, Part 1
  Americans throw away a lot of trash - 1500 pounds for every man, woman and child. But with a little digging you'll see that almost everything can be given a second life through some kind of recycling. […]
Enviromental News
- UPS Foundation Donates $6M To Champion Diversity
  It's good news for the human environment. The UPS Foundation today announced almost 120 grants totaling more than $6 million to non-profit organizations around the world that champion diversity and support diverse communities. For more than 60 years, UPS's philanthropic arm has funded organizations that support under-served and under-represented me […]
- Early Ice Ages
  New research led by scientists from Oxford University and Exeter University has shown that the invasion of the land by plants in the Ordovician Period (488-443 million years ago) cooled the climate and may have triggered a series of ice ages. During this period sea levels are very high and at the end of the period there was a mass extinction event. At the be […]
- Satellite Study Reveals Critical Habitat and Corridors for World's Rarest Gorilla
  Conservationists working in Central Africa to save the world's rarest gorilla have good news: the Cross River gorilla has more suitable habitat than previously thought, including vital corridors that, if protected, can help the great apes move between sites in search of mates, according to the North Carolina Zoo, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and o […]
- Escaped pet Pythons causing decline in Everglades Wildlife
  Non-native Burmese pythons are believed to be the cause of severe mammal declines in the Florida Everglades, according to new research. Also known as the Asiatic rock python, the Burmese python (Python molurus bivittatus) is a large constricting snake native to Asia. The exact origins of the pythons in the Everglades are unknown, but many have been imported […]
- Obama's Forest Service Weakens National Forest Wildlife Protections
  WASHINGTON— The U.S. Forest Service today released a new proposal for the nation's 193-million-acre national forest system that will weaken rules protecting fish and wildlife from logging, livestock grazing, mining and off-road vehicles. The new proposal, which was released as part of the final environmental impact statement for the rule, is the Forest […]
- Cooling Lagoons aim to reduce thermal discharges to marine ecosystems, improve efficiency
  Gulf countries that lack freshwater resources rely deeply on seawater desalination to meet their daily needs and cool down thermal generation plants. According to Gulf News, the United Arab Emirates alone uses four trillion litres of Gulf seawater each year to cool down its power plants, foundries and desalination plants. The byproduct of these operations pr […]
- UK tops global league table for sustainable corporations
  The UK has topped the annual global league table that measures and ranks the world's largest sustainable corporations. The Global 100 is an extensive data-driven corporate sustainability assessment and inclusion is limited to a select group of the top 100 large-cap companies in the world. Companies are selected based on their performance against 11 indi […]
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- Working with Solar Power Systems in your House
  An enormous mass of fire the sun creates sizeable quantities of all-natural light and warmth that it transmits down to the earth may be utilized to give totally free power. To produce this seemingly endless power resource today solar energy systems are finding installed all through the world. In spite of this, various people still pick out to depend upon typ […]

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- Fukushima Nuclear Crisis Update for January 31st – February 2nd, 2012 February 3, 2012
  (This post is by Christine McCann)Here’s the latest of our news bulletins from the ongoing crisis at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.State of Nuclear Politics in JapanPrime Minister Yoshihiko Noda said that his country’s dependence on nuclear power should be reduced to the “maximum extent.” Noda made the remarks during a policy address to the D […]
- Resilient People, Resilient Planet: A Mixed Bag February 3, 2012
  With this year’s United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development meeting – also known as “Rio+20” – fast approaching, Greenpeace senior political advisor Pat Lerner takes an in-depth look at the UNSG’s High Level Panel report on Global Sustainability "Resilient People, Resilient Planet: A future worth choosing": It had been billed ahead of ti […]
- Brazilian forest code: the battle continues February 3, 2012
  At the end of 2011, before government officials closed up shop for the holidays, President Dilma demanded final approval on the new Forest Code in Brazil. This new proposal condemns the Brazilian forests and is a deal between government and agribusiness that was made in back rooms and secret meetings. But strong public pressure against the dangerous new code […]
- Davos failed to address fundamentals – will the next Earth Summit in Rio? February 2, 2012
  At the World Economics Forum in Davos last week, no one was denying that we face serious economic, social and environmental crises. When even the Financial Times runs a series of articles on "Capitalism in crisis", it´s obvious that it’s not just the "Occupy WEF" protesters, who I joined in their igloos outside the meeting, that are askin […]
- End of the road for dirty biofuels February 2, 2012
  "Palm oil-diesel. Extinction and climate disaster."It’s been a bad few weeks for biofuels produced from food crops: first, the US Environmental Protection Agency said that biodiesel made from palm oil will not count towards the country’s renewable fuels mandate because they are damaging to the climate. Rainforest is destroyed and carbon-rich peatla […]
- Fukushima Nuclear Crisis Update for January 27th – January 30th, 2012 February 1, 2012
  (This post is by Christine McCann)Here’s the latest of our news bulletins from the ongoing crisis at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.State of Nuclear Politics in Japan In spite of warnings by the nuclear industry that Japan will experience blackouts if nuclear reactors are not restarted this summer, Yukio Edano, the head of the Ministry of Econ […]
- China says 'no' to genetically engineered rice January 31, 2012
  It took seven years, teams of young campaigners and hordes of devoted supporters, but September 2011 the Chinese government finally said it was suspending the commercialisation of genetically-engineered (GE) rice. […]
- Fukushima Nuclear Crisis Update for January 24th – January 26th, 2012 January 27, 2012
  (This post is by Christine McCann)Here’s the latest of our news bulletins from the ongoing crisis at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.State of Nuclear Politics in JapanA 15-page document obtained by the Associated Press shows that although officials submitted a report to then-Prime Minister Naoto Kan, detailing possible outcomes of the nuclear d […]
- The big picture behind ‘Big Miracle’ January 27, 2012
  “This is Campbell Plowden, Whale Campaign Coordinator for Greenpeace. I’d like to let you know that the Soviet Union is going to send two icebreakers to help clear a path for the whales trapped in Alaska.” 24 years ago Greenpeace found itself caught up in the midst of a Cold War drama, as the American and Soviet governments came together to rescue three g […]
- Operation Breakthrough: The story behind Big Miracle January 27, 2012
  To mark the launch of new movie, Big Miracle starring Drew Barrymore, about the 1988 rescue of grey whales in Alaska, we're publishing this fascinating story by Campbell Plowden who was a Greenpeace whales campaigner who played a key part; he describes one of the craziest weeks in his 14 years with Greenpeace, and puts the whale rescue story dramatised […]

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