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Green Articles- If You're Planning To Start Your Own Compost Pile Here Are A Few Basic TipsThe one thing that plenty of people are doing these days are getting into compost piles to be able to add nutrient rich soil to their gardens. If more individuals actually understood how simple it cou […]
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- Heat is Power Association LaunchesIn his recent State of the Union address, President Obama called upon an America built to last, "an economy built on American manufacturing, American energy, skills for American workers, and a renewal of American values." Today, the Heat is Power Association is ready to answer this call in this country and beyond. A coalition focused on the wide-sc […]
- Ancient Lake VostokAfter 20 years of drilling, a team of Russian researchers is close to breaching the prehistoric Lake Vostok, which has been trapped deep beneath thick ice layers (2 miles thick) in Antarctica for the last 14 million years. Lake Vostok is actually the third largest lake in the world, measured by the amount of water it holds. In the early 1990s, the Russians r […]
- Alaskan Yellow CedarYellow-cedar, a culturally and economically valuable tree in southeastern Alaska and adjacent parts of British Columbia, has been dying off across large expanses of these areas for the past 100 years. But no one could say why. "The cause of tree death, called yellow-cedar decline, is now known to be a form of root freezing that occurs during cold weathe […]
- Study Reveals Impacts of Environmental Changes on Southern Ocean Food WebIn January of this year, a comprehensive study of animals in the Southern Ocean was completed, showing that the region is under threat from climate change. The scientific journal Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography featured the findings of an international group of researchers who wrote over 20 papers about the effects on the Scotia Se […]
- Fascinating ancient Sahara site celebrated for World Wetlands DayTunis, Tunisia: A remote seasonal salt lake on the edge of the Sahara leads a list of 15 new Ramsar Wetlands of International Importance being declared in the country on World Wetlands Day, February 2. Chott Elguetar, a 7,400 ha site with an intermittent lake, is vital to the survival of the threatened Scimitar Oryx, Addax and Dama Gazelle. It also contains […]
- UPS Foundation Donates $6M To Champion DiversityIt'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 AgesNew 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 […]
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Moving Forward With Bio Fuel
The likely of biomass as an energy seed is great: professionals have measured that the earth produces eight times more biomass each year than its energy needs overall (though it currently puts only 7 percent of that usable resource to use in energy production). It’s not only a renewable resource, it’s also a apparently inevitable one; to paraphrase a common aphorism, biomass happens. Continue reading
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Power, Renewable Energy And Climate Change
Over the last decade, there has been a hotly contested issue ‘is climate change really happening?’ and ‘is our use of fossil fuels the cause’. Within the recent years the augments against the fact that our use of fossil has … Continue reading
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