Posts Tagged ‘national science foundation’
Hope For the World’s Fisheries
Fifty years of factory trawlers scouring the world’s seas have resulted in overfishing and serious depletion of the world’s fish stocks. Something like one third of the world’s maritime species are under actual threat of extinction.
Now,according to the National Science Foundation, an international group of scientists has just completed a ground breaking study of ten [...]
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Passive Solar to Stay Cool This Summer
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Oregon Considers Plastic Bag Ban
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Grow an Easy Herb Garden Using Soda Bottles
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Eco-Friendly Charging of Electric Vehicles
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Set a Good Green Example for Your Kids
July 26, 2010 05:07
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- Improve Your Garden with Solar LightsLast weekend, we replaced our old grill on the patio. That led to planting some containers of flowers, which made me want to string lights along the back deck for extra ambiance. Its so easy to improve your garden with solar lights! Whether you want to light up your patio (like we did), illuminate a [...] […]
- Solar Power Generation in TenerifeNo matter where you are in the world, solar power can be harnessed for clean, fossil-fuel free energy. On the island of Tenerife (the largest of the Canary Islands), a utility scale solar facility draws on the sunshine from this area known as “Eternal Spring,” off the western coast of Africa. Even though its a [...] […]
