Posts Tagged ‘clean drinking water’
World Water Day 2010
Monday March 22, 2010 is World Water Day 2010. Established by the United Nations in 1992, its purpose is to build awareness of the lack of clean drinking water and basic sanitation suffered by nearly 1 billion people worldwide.
We have a global water crisis. Every 15 seconds, a child dies from lack of potable water, [...]
Treating the Deadliest Killer in Developing Nations
Wonder what the deadliest killer is in Africa and Asia? Is it AIDS? Malaria?
You’d be wrong on both counts. More people die each year from diarrhea than any other illness in these areas. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) more than 1.6 million children under the age of 5 die from this preventable disease. [...]
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Solar Rebates Offered by the City of Edmonton, Alberta
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Pacific Northwest Old Growth Forests
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5 Ways to Green Your Back to School Routine
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Is Your City “Plug-Worthy”?
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Saving Sea Otters
August 29, 2010 22:08
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James:
It does look like EVERYTHING these days are at risk, and that it will be very ch -
Seenglewide:
Tim - The solar farms have not been started yet. The sites are out by the old ba -
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chambres d'hotes:
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solartronenergy:
so sweet .....animals also have feelings! some people forget when they eat them.
- Solar-Powered School Buses2010 is turning out to be the year of the electric vehicle. With back to school season in full swing, kids in Wisconsin can soon get a lesson in energy efficiency before they even reach the school steps. A new fleet of plug-in electric hybrid school buses will be transporting students in the Oconomowoc school [...] […]
- Solar Energy DisadvantagesI’m sure that we can all agree that finding reliable alternative energy sources is critical in the coming decades. Regardless of whether you believe that the planet is warming, we simply cannot continue to burn fossil fuels as if they will always be available for our use. Obviously, I’m a proponent of solar power since [...] […]
