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Colony Collapse Disorder: As Goes The Honey Bees, So Goes The Human Race
By SgtMaj on December 11, 2009  |  Comments 0

Colony Collapse Disorder: As Goes The Honey Bees, So Goes The Human Race

Honey bees have been dying out for the past couple of decades due to Colony Collapse Disorder as well as the so called normal maladies that face bees in the forms of parasites and pests such as Varroa and Tracheal Mites, Small Hive Beetles (SHB) and Wax Moths; as well as diseases such as Nosema, [...]

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Europe Offers To Cut Emissions 95% by 2050
By guyp422 on October 22, 2009  |  Comments 0

Europe Offers To Cut Emissions 95% by 2050

Europe offers to cut emissions 95% by 2050 if a deal is reached at Copenhagen soon. That would be truly amazing and would send a message to the rest of the world. This is what will happen if the pact is sealed, signed and delivered in Copenhagen six weeks from now.

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Chinese Companies Emit More CO2 Than Great Britain
By guyp422 on August 01, 2009  |  Comments 0

Chinese Companies Emit More CO2 Than Great Britain

Three Companies in China emitted more Carbon dioxide (CO2) in 2008 than the whole of Great Britain, says the Greenpeace report of Huaneng, Datang and Guodian which are the top three firms in China. The report says that inefficient plants and China’s dependency on coal, makes tackling climate change very difficult.[...]

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The John Chapman Project: Growing Trees From Seeds
By SgtMaj on July 22, 2009  |  Comments 4

The John Chapman Project: Growing Trees From Seeds

I started working on a new project to try to save and plant the seeds from the fruit I eat. It started out as a simple concept, but quickly blossomed into something more. [...]

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5 Tips For Eco-Friendly Fishing
By SgtMaj on July 12, 2009  |  Comments 8

5 Tips For Eco-Friendly Fishing

If you talk to any environmentalist long enough, you are sure to get a warning about how food is going to run out. There is a growing concern [...]

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Canning Your Organic Garden
By CarolinaJim on June 12, 2009  |  Comments 8

Canning Your Organic Garden

Each year I enjoy the discovery and the ever changing garden-scape. But the icing on the cake is good wholesome food right from my backyard. For example, my neighbor gave me scores of carrot seedlings which I transplanted in the garden. And I planted a package of sugar snap peas. Later in the spring we [...]

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German Companies Looking To Africa For Solar Power

German Companies Looking To Africa For Solar Power

Twenty of Germany’s blue chip companies are pooling their resources to take advantage of the African desert’s sun. They plan on supplying the whole of Europe with power using solar energy and they plan to get it done with in a decade. This is the biggest solar project ever imagined and is known as “Desertec”. [...]

The Green Recovery Act of 2009

The Green Recovery Act of 2009

Overview of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act)
The Recovery Act was signed into law by President Obama on February 17th, 2009. It is an unprecedented effort to jump start our economy, create or save millions of jobs, and put a down payment on addressing long-neglected challenges so our country can thrive [...]

Barack Obamas First 100 Green Days

Barack Obamas First 100 Green Days

President Barack Obama promised on his very first day in the White House to help move America towards a new green future. Now we are 100 days into Obama’s presidential term and most environmentalists are happy with the speed in which Obama has moved on a lot of green issues.[...]

“Bicing” In Spain Is Part Of Their Green Transit System

“Bicing” In Spain Is Part Of Their Green Transit System

Bicing is the name of a new bicycle project in Barcelona, Spain. It is part of the mass transit system and helps you to get to your place of employment or elsewhere in a climate friendly way, with almost no pollution, noise or traffic congestion. It is Barcelona’s Green transit system. [...]

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch stretches from the coast of California to Japan, and it is estimated to be twice the size of Texas. Scientists believe it is the world’s largest garbage dump which happens to be in the Pacific Ocean, not on land.[...]

E.P.A Bites CO2 Bullet Under The Clean Air Act

E.P.A Bites CO2 Bullet Under The Clean Air Act

On Friday, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued its “endangerment finding,” stating that carbon dioxide (CO2) and five other greenhouse gasses are pollutants that threaten public health and welfare. It took two years to conclude a scientific review that was ordered by the supreme court.[...]

Shrimp Eat Iron Experiment

Shrimp Eat Iron Experiment

The controversial Indian-German Lohafex expedition fertilised 300 square kilometres of the Southern Atlantic with six tonnes of dissolved iron. This created a phytoplankton bloom which doubled in biomass in two weeks by absorbing co2 from the seawater. Dead phytoplankton were then supposed to sink to the ocean floor taking the co2 with them.[...]

Police Arrest 114 Climate Activists

Police Arrest 114 Climate Activists

Climate activists are now the target of police harassment. On Monday, 114 climate activists were arrested in what is being called a pre-emptive strike against protests that have not happened yet.  These arrests occurred all over the United Kingdom.  The protest was going to shed light on the government’s  plan to build a coal fired power plant in [...]

Catlin Expedition Disaster

Catlin Expedition Disaster

The Catlin Expedition is a collaboration with scientists to find out exactly how much the ice cap is actually receding and how long polar ice will continue to be a year round event, but it has been a disaster from the beginning.  From equipment failure to frost bite, the beat up members of the expedition can’t last much [...]

New Green Projects, Programs & Resources For The USA

New Green Projects, Programs & Resources For The USA

Have you ever wondered what your particular state and county in the United States of America is doing to be green or become more sustainable and help the environment? Here is an inclusive list by state and county, with links to those programs and resources, that are environmentally friendly and their plans to add green projects to that state. [...]