a.persson on August 14th, 2009

For the past ten years or so, the level of bottled water sales has been steadily growing by 7 – 8% every year. The level of global consumption is estimated to have more than doubled between 1997 and 2005.
Approximately 200 billion bottles of water are consumed worldwide each year. The US market is the largest [...]

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a.persson on June 4th, 2009

Landfill Capping is how old landfill sites are sealed. It is the most widespread form of remediation because it is commonly less expensive than other technologies, and to all intents and purposes manages the human and ecological risks related to remediation methods.

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a.persson on June 3rd, 2009

Right- firstly, you’re thinking “What on earth is green hosting??” Are they going to place a green label on the page?  Do I get a green banner - is there going to be a green banner?  No - green web hosting is just like any other hosting, but of course the green product is better [...]

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a.persson on June 1st, 2009

For US environmentalists December 2nd, 1970 stands out among other important dates, since it was the day on which President Richard Nixon signed into law the Environmental Protection Agency. It forever changed how each individual would play a part in the United State’s fight on pollution.

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a.persson on May 30th, 2009

In the future we will be using solar energy to power our homes and cars. We can take a look at the pros and cons of solar energy to decide if we can live with it. We will all be using renewable solar power in the future and in a way we always have been.

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a.persson on May 27th, 2009

Most cleaners available at the store these days rely heavily on toxic chemicals that seriously damage the environment. They often aren’t great for your health either. If you’re thinking about not using these harsh chemicals, you could use an equivalent but more environmentally friendly cleaner, and this is an important contributor to the green home.

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a.persson on May 26th, 2009

There are many things in life that we consider to be essential. That new car or that new pair of shoes may seem essential but in reality they are not. Food, water and shelter are absolutely necessary for survival. Without water we would not exist. You would not get the chance to wear those new [...]

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a.persson on May 26th, 2009

Fossil fuels generate most of the electricity we use. Today the demand for electricity is increasing, whereas the reserves of fossil fuels are depleting every day. The demand for solar power is rising now, since it is derived from natural resource like sunlight which is available in abundance. For centuries, naturally-renewable heating such as burning [...]

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a.persson on May 25th, 2009

If it were a race to produce the most waste, then the United States would be leading the pack. Over 18.5 million tons are produced each year and a majority of this could be avoided by citizens joining in a recycling program.

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a.persson on May 24th, 2009

During this economic crisis and continued global warming, the need for sustainable development has become a now issue instead of a later issue. Both private and government entities (including the EPA) have come up with programs and products that promote “green” production and consumption. These environment-friendly practices are now being used in numerous firms and [...]

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theUnbeliever on May 24th, 2009

People have been utilising solar power for homes for ages, however there have never been as many techniques to take advantage of it as there are now. When you’re disposed to make the important investment in going solar, there are quite a lot of offerings that could get you the biggest bang for your cash.

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a.persson on May 24th, 2009

As scientists log increments in the average temperature of the earth, debate marches on about whether or not this warming is natural or caused by the activities of people. Some people who have studied the issues surrounding global warming say that it is just a hoax and that there is no such thing. However, there [...]

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a.persson on May 23rd, 2009

When you imagine using alternative energy and living off the grid, do you think you will have to give up your TV or freezer to live that way?  Do you think this is only for hippies or survivalists, Luddites who can and want to live with less technology?  Not so.  Living off the grid with [...]

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a.persson on May 23rd, 2009

There are many reasons why biodiesel is a superior choice to diesel fuel or other fuel alternatives. It’s certainly worth thinking about, when the high cost of diesel is hitting you hard.
Here we give you some of the best reasons to use biodiesel in your car as soon as you can arrange for it.

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a.persson on May 21st, 2009

Solar energy has some drawbacks besides giving us cheap power and helping the planet. One of the disadvantages of solar energy that you will find is the high cost of solar panels. You need to research all the information in order to make the best decision for your circumstances, so that over time you save [...]

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