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Browse Articles Categories " Environment "



Can bamboo flooring really help save the worlds' environment?
14 Mar 2008 02:22:53 | S.A. Smith
      Probably not on its own, but its an excellent example of how consumers can vote with their buying dollars to sway market demand to bring more environmentally friendly products into the marketplace. Bamboo flooring is a rising trend in home flooring and a great alternative to traditional hardwood floors. It is the most environ ...


Windmills, Windmills, and More Windmills Good Or Bad?
14 Mar 2008 02:22:53 | BHirst Reports
      There is a proposed wind power site located in Herkimer County New York. This is adjacent to a 160 acre property that is currently being used as a tree resource by James R Hirst of East Penn Gardens, a supplier to Highland Hill Farm. This wind project called Top Notch, is proposed by PPM Atlantic Renewable a foreign owned wind power c ...


Solar Energy - Have the Sun pay part of your energy bill
14 Mar 2008 02:22:53 | Hans Dekker
      Residential hot water is a significant energy consumer for most households. In fact, hot water is sometimes the largest single energy cost. Using solar energy to provide at least some of the hot water in your household can result in significant savings. There are several ways that solar energy can be integ ...


The Fight for La'au Point
14 Mar 2008 02:21:36 | Johnny Cheng
      There is a battle between the largest private landowner of Moloka'i (the Moloka'i Ranch) and the native Hawaiians over La'au Point on the southwestern tip of Moloka'i. The owner wants to develop La'au Point while giving back 78% of its existing holdings. At first glance, it sounds like a sweet deal, but the locals have viewed this as a threat to t ...


Celebrity Biographies: Carmen Electra
14 Mar 2008 02:21:23 | Kory Doszpoly
      Carmen Electra (her real name is Tara Leigh Patrick) was on the 20th of April, 1972. She is known for her modeling, acting and singing carriers. Tara was born in the Midwestern city of Sharonville, Ohio. Her dad Harry Patrick was an entertainer and played the guitar mom Patricia was known for her singing. Carmen Electr ...


Affordable Renewable Energy for Everyone
14 Mar 2008 02:21:23 | Debra Lynn Dadd
      Have you ever wanted to power your home or office with renewable energy, but thought it was too expensive? Or you didn't want to deal with installing and maintaining equipment? Now there is a way that everyone can use solar, wind, and other renewable energies, at a fraction of the cost. Even renters can power their h ...


Dallas Contracting Co., Inc. Completes Demolition Services For Large Manufacturer in NJ
14 Mar 2008 02:21:23 | Damon Kozul
      Dallas Contracting Co., Inc., a demolition contractor specializing in building demolition, concrete crushing and salvage, recently completed the demolition of various structures for a large engineered glass material manufacturer in New Jersey. Dallas Contracting Co. Inc. (Dallas Contracting) was contracted b ...


How Real is Global Warming?
14 Mar 2008 02:11:36 | Ringo Bonsubre
      How Real is Global Warming? Since the runaway blockbuster success of Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" and a well-founded case of "Republicans" suppressing evidence on global warming since the mid-1990's, is everyone ready to heed the warning signs? We've been always fascinated by the concept behind the "Einsteinia ...


Pigeon Control
14 Mar 2008 02:11:36 | Isaac Richards
      Pigeon Control While it's TRUE that pigeons are quite often common a number of walkways and parks, they can in truth lead to a good deal of damage if they're given the opportunity to make a home in an area. due to the fact that they're extremely dependent on humans for roosting and nesting sites as well as their ...


Dallas Contracting Co., Inc. Awarded Scrap Metal Recycling Service Contract
14 Mar 2008 02:10:56 | Damon Kozul, PE, CHMM
      Dallas Contracting Co., Inc., a specialized contractor providing demolition, concrete crushing and dismantlement services was recently awarded a scrap metal removal and recycling service contract at the plant of a large Fortune 500 company located in the State of New Jersey. The client, a world-class provider of bulk liquid handling se ...


Why car share?
14 Mar 2008 02:10:56 | Alexandra Gubbins
      Around 60% of drivers of the 31 million cars on Britain's roads travel alone, and with the number increasing every year, the idea of car sharing as an option is being promoted by County Councils as well as Friends of the Earth and Carplus. Car sharing, also known as carpooling, is when two or more people travel toge ...


Renewable Energy: Made in Germany
14 Mar 2008 02:10:56 | Ringo Bonsubre
      As manufacturer of a third of all the world's solar photo voltaic cells and half of the world's wind turbines, Germany - or more specifically - the German industry is very serious indeed when it comes to the industrial utilization of renewable energy. NORDEX, a German wind turbine manufacturing company is cu ...


The Ancient Pathways of Cornwall
13 Mar 2008 10:30:13 | Simon Mitchell
      The Saint's Way in Cornwall is a story written into the land. This ancient route existed long before it was used by saints, taking advantage of the unique shape of Cornwall and its rivers. Evidence (especially Pictish Art forms) suggest that Phoenicians, Egyptians and Greeks journeyed to west coasts of Britain and Ireland even before the ...


Preserve The Endangered Bear...
11 Mar 2008 12:49:26 | Rupal Vaidya
      It was 15th of July 2007. 'INDIA TV' - news channel, presented one the most shocking news in the history of our so-called 'Animal Conservation Act' or perhaps given a to-do work for our 'Animal Activists' who are, in my opinion, good-for-nothing. The news stated about doings going at Pakistan [Lahore] where people are getting used to a hor ...


Dallas Contracting Co., Inc. Crushes Over 125,000 Tons of Concrete and Masonry in 2006
09 Mar 2008 03:50:23 | Damon Kozul, PE, CHMM
      South Plainfield, New Jersey, February, 2006 - Dallas Contracting Co., Inc., a specialized contractor providing demolition, onsite concrete crushing, equipment salvage and scrap metal recycling to various industries, crushed over 125,000 tons of concrete and masonry materials in the 2006 calendar year. Dallas C ...


Environmentally-Friendly Earth Homes
09 Mar 2008 03:50:23 | C. Bailey-Lloyd/LadyCamelot
      What are "Earth Homes?" Earth homes are houses that are basically constructed from the earth. Some earth homes are built from adobe, mud, straw or even underground as an earth-sheltered home. Environmentally friendly, earth homes are easy to warm and cool and extremely energy efficient. Adobe Earth homes are houses con ...


Ecology
09 Mar 2008 03:50:23 | Jim D. Ray
      America’s beautiful landscape represents the natural brilliance of a nation founded on truth, freedom, and the well-being of all its citizens. As technology progresses, America’s ecosystem suffers the greatest toll. Automobiles, industrial parks, and consumer waste have grown in record numbers over the past ...


The Weather Forecast on Your Computer
09 Mar 2008 03:50:23 | David Leonhardt
      I use the Internet to find just about every type of information. Even the weather. Sure, I could just stick my head out the window and call out, "Hello. What's the weather forecast today?" But if the response is "hurricanes, hail and meteor storms", I don't want my head to be on the wrong side of the wind ...


Global Warming: What's all the hype?
09 Mar 2008 03:50:23 | Lisa Barnard
      We're in a countdown to extinction, and melting icebergs, climbing temperatures, and escalating panic about vanishing animal populations have inspired a buzz-worthy global warming frenzy -- rife with warnings, stories and suggestions to help us save the world. Al Gore's Oscar-winning documentary, "An ...


GREENHOUSE EFFECT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS
09 Mar 2008 03:50:23 | Tobi Nagy
      Some information for those who may not know much about the causes and implications of the “Greenhouse Effect” For those of you who have been living under a rock or asleep for the last 20 years or those who want to know more about it, here is a brief article. •The Greenhouse Effect maybe the most important natural phenomena and may lead to maj ...


THE GREEN REVOLUTION
09 Mar 2008 03:49:55 | sunny rasheed lucman pacasum
      THE GREEN REVOLUTION By Sunny Rasheed Lucman Pacasum I have embarked on a new personal journey as a farmer. I am passionate in my conviction that the only way to give Muslim Mindanao a fighting chance is through agriculture. I want to be one of those who try to take into effect small but effective ripples of positive perceptions about our homela ...


How We Can All Help To Save Our Planet Through The Use Of Natural Energy Resources.
09 Mar 2008 10:50:44 | James Bratley
      With scientists predicting extreme changes to our global weather patterns over the next 50 to 100 years, it is time we took notice and began to take steps, in an attempt to reduce the effect of these extreme changes. Our planet is very complex in geographical terms, and there are many aspects concerning our planet we do not unde ...


What Business Owners Say About Environmental Management
09 Mar 2008 06:10:45 | Jean Cannon
      We went to our clients and asked them they why felt they needed and wanted an environmental management system (EMS). We also asked what benefits they had identified. Every business we asked stated that they needed a management system so that they were able to manage their day to day operations more effectively. This was not always their main ...


THE VALLEY NEFCERKA - GOING TO A GLACIAL PERIOD IN A FEW MOMENTS?
09 Mar 2008 03:10:12 | Juraj Sipos
      The summary of this article is to draw attention to some of the most conserved parts of nature in Europe. The Valley Nefcerka is one of them. A possible destruction around this valley may be very harmful for nature. Some people and governments have always had difficulties to respect the fact that living i ...


Big Windmills-Big Ecology Problems....Report#123
08 Mar 2008 03:55:06 | James Hirst
      Highland Hill Farm Vice President William J. Hirst of Fountainville, PA, announces that Highland Hill Farm will fund projects, research, and fund litigation to promote and protect citizens and the environment from the placement of wind power turbines in New York and Pennsylvania. Environmental Threats by Proposed Windmills at F ...


Nagging Doubts
08 Mar 2008 08:59:03 | Pem Charnley
      There's always that nagging doubt isn't there? The nagging doubt that they just won't get it. I went to the Post Office yesterday, the small local one round the corner, to draw a relatively large amount of money out of my account. Whilst in the queue, I saw a packet of refill cartridges going cheap. Half-p ...


Oxygenating Fountains
08 Mar 2008 03:45:03 | Elizabeth Jean
      One of the practical uses for setting up a water fountain is to provide oxygen for wildlife such as Koi fish. The extra movement of water that a fountain provides enriches the water with oxygen. This not only provides oxygen for the creatures you choose to inhabit your water feature but also keeps the water from going ...


Celebrate Parks Day, Everyday this Summer!
08 Mar 2008 02:18:42 | Dave and Lillian Brummet
      Celebrate Parks Day, Everyday this Summer! (485 words) Canada’s Parks Day falls on July 16’th this year. First celebrated in 1990, Parks Day is an opportunity for individuals to participate in hundreds of unique and fun events taking place in sites from coast to coast. Events are organized in national parks, national historic si ...


So, Donald... An Open Letter to Donald Trump
08 Mar 2008 12:28:38 | Aldene Fredenburg
      Soaring oil and gas prices and the devastation of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita have finally brought an issue into sharp focus for the public: When it comes to energy, we're in trouble! We import far more crude oil than we produce in the United States; fully 70 percent of our oil comes from five countries in the Middle East ...


Monte Carlo Prince Steps Up Global Warming Campaign
08 Mar 2008 12:28:38 | Henri Boulanger
      Before Prince Albert of Monaco visited the North Pole in April this year he declared that it was as part of an effort to push the environmental issue up the agenda with other world leaders. Now he has established a foundation as part of his personal commitment for 'the protection of the environment and sustainable development' - and in the proces ...


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