Featured, Green Living - Friday, January 2, 2009 1:12 - 120 Comments
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Last year was a breakthrough year for environmental causes. Mainstream media picked up on more stories (and not just the negative ones about “crazy” activists). We elected a President who may be the greenest ever. The gas peak forced many people to look at what they were doing on the roads - hybrids were in, SUV’s were out.
Still, it wasn’t enough. There are literally thousands of major issues that did not get the exposure they deserved. While we have our own opinions of what issues need exposure more than others, that’s not the point of this post. For 2009, any good green cause that can be brought to the attention of the people is our goal. To get it started, we’ve accepted the assistance of FileDropper to incentivize the efforts. Continue…
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Eco Research, Featured, Green Tech - Oct 13, 2008 22:50 - 12 Comments
Organic Breakthrough: Pesticides out, Electrons in
“You might say that they cause the molecules to explode.”
We are consuming more now than ever, and thus the demand is enormous. Suppliers have a little secret that the average consumer does not know or ask about, and that is, how this increasing demand is being met.
One company that has led the way in discovering the solution to that very problem is Monsanto. The only problem is that their solutions have hurt more than they have helped — but have been very profitable for them. Continue…
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Eco Research, Energy, Featured, Politics - Dec 7, 2008 5:17 - 0 Comments
Europe, China Scratch Each Other’s Backs (in an eco sense)
There is almost always a solution to any problem. In this case, the problem is China, its dependence on coal, and its 500 trillion people (or something like that). Europe has the experience and technology needed for “clean coal” through carbon capture and for polygeneration.
China gives Europe the political and economic backbone necessary for its ambitious green dreams. More importantly, China will act as Europe’s “lab” for testing, allowing for acceleration of ambitious projects and expansion of its label as a green world leader. Continue…
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Featured, Green Living - Jan 2, 2009 1:12 - 120 Comments
Pledge to be Green. Tweet it. Get 100GB Storage for Life.
Last year was a breakthrough year for environmental causes. Mainstream media picked up on more stories (and not just the negative ones about “crazy” activists). We elected a President who may be the greenest ever. The gas peak forced many people to look at what they were doing on the roads - hybrids were in, SUV’s were out.
Still, it wasn’t enough. There are literally thousands of major issues that did not get the exposure they deserved. While we have our own opinions of what issues need exposure more than others, that’s not the point of this post. For 2009, any good green cause that can be brought to the attention of the people is our goal. To get it started, we’ve accepted the assistance of FileDropper to incentivize the efforts. Continue…
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