The Government this week unveiled a plan to supply power to more than 261 health centres.
The Euro 36.5m (about Frw27.4b) project was presented before development partners this week. Most of the targeted health centres are based in rural areas.
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'Clean' Coal? Don't Try to Shovel That (washingtonpost.com) - 0 views
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Clean coal: Never was there an oxymoron more insidious, or more dangerous to our public health. Invoked as often by the Democratic presidential candidates as by the Republicans and by liberals and conservatives alike, this slogan has blindsided any meaningful progress toward a sustainable energy policy.
YouTube - National Geographic Feature on PlayPump Water Systems - 0 views
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National Geographic visits a PlayPump water system. See how the power of play can bring water to the world. Video courtesy of National Geographic.
Do CFLs cause headaches? - Green Daily - 0 views
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As with the effect of low dose radiation, EM fields or climate change, we will probably never know. But we should be grateful to have the luxury to debate it, and even have research on it.
Electricity Can Slow the Progression of Certain Cancers - 0 views
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New research in the August Issue of Physics Today explains how low-intensity electric fields can disrupt the division of cancer cells and slow the growth of brain tumors. The team of researchers used alternating electric fields that shift electric particles in cells back and forth hundreds of thousands of times per second. These low-intensity alternating electric fields were once thought to only heat cells but after several years of experiments, the researchers have shown the fields to disrupt cell division in tumor cells placed on a glass dish.
Energy Roundup - WSJ.com : Study: Heat Waves Deadlier Than Cold Snaps - 0 views
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But a new study by the Harvard School of Public Health could throw a wrench in that argument, by suggesting that heat waves are deadlier than cold snaps – if true, that means the winter-time benefit of a warmer planet may be more than offset by an increase in deaths in the summer.
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