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Better late than never, I suppose -- though LA's planned 2010 citywide ban still seems downright meek given that San Francisco, Australia and, yes, even China have already or are in the process of implementing a ban. And, of course, it's important to note that this plan will only go through if (and it's a big if) the state fail...
:: Help cool down the planet by setting your laundry's spin cycle on cold.
:: Keep a beach-ready bod with this healthy Chinese take-out alternative: Black Bean Tofu.
:: Get to the bottom of that leaky faucet to conserve water....
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Stepping hesitantly into the world of eco fashion because of the color issue? Feeling like there aren’t enough hue options offered, or wondering if those brighter colors really are eco friendly? Greening the dyeing process of their garments is indeed one of the hardest nuts to crack for eco conscious brands. Many of them dive into natural dyes nowadays: a good reason to take a closer look at this process.
dtac, Thailand's second largest mobile phone operator, has joined force with the Royal Thai Army to do a joint nationwide reforestation project and promote awareness in natural conservation among general public.
A crowd had been steadily growing as the sun pushed away the mid-June morning's early clouds, and by eleven, the greetings and chitchat among gathering friends, acquaintances and strangers, volunteers and organizers alike had been fixed and focused into a chant: What do we want? Free soil! When do we want it? Now! What do we want? FREE SOIL! When do we want it? NOW!
Rising prices may mean more than minor inconveniences and lightened pocketbooks for gasoline consumers. The inflated cost of gas is causing unprecedented changes to our world economy and our petroleum-dependent lifestyles. That's why Global Community Communications Alliance (GCCA) is sponsoring Fuel-Free Fifth Days—an active campaign aimed toward lowering prices at the pump.
Hubbert's Peak is a non-profit founded recently in Austin, Texas. We seek to be a demonstration laboratory that provides a venue for the alternative energy industry to demonstrate new technologies as they develop. We provide hands-on experience for students interested in training or re-training for a career in the emerging “green collar” industry.
Everybody’s screaming about the miseries of high gas prices… But, are there any “silver linings” in which we can find solace? In fact, there are five — to bring hope to the bleak fact of high oil prices. These 5 facts will bring some peace and relief when you need to fill your tank with $4.00 per gallon gas.
Imagine leaving a window open all winter long -- the heat loss, cold drafts and wasted energy! If your home has a folding attic stair, a whole house fan or AC Return, a fireplace or a clothes dryer, that may be just what is occurring in your home every day.
Dance, the language of the body, has a unique ability to get people in touch with our most human emotions and dance in nature stirs up the hidden love for the land around us. Experimental dance artist Terre Parker, located in the Bay Area California, has been dancing in nature for ten years and she is a member of Anna Halprin’s Sea Ranch Collective, a group devoted to exploring movement in natural environments.
Planet Make-Over (PMO), an Austin-based, non-profit, is initiating a strong effort to help raise both money and awareness to reverse the effects of global warming by hosting a Launch Event and Endowment Fundraiser, taking place on Sunday, July 20, 2008, at the Four Seasons Hotel from 6:00-9:30 p.m. Proceeds from the event will benefit The Endowment for the Arts, a fund that seeks to provide financial support and guidance to performing artists who are willing to evangelize Planet Make-Over’s efforts to reverse global warming.
Large beds of photovoltaic panels can be found on each of the 40 houses in Donggwang generating all the power necessary for the village to run. Even the local elementary school runs on free electric energy from the sun. In 2004, the government paid for 70% of the installation fees to help create the state-of-the-art renewable energy village. Spread the word. Get your own IndyGreen badge for your website or MySpace page. (Get Code)
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