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Janet Ott

When will the Gulf of Mexico finally be free of BP-spilled oil? - By Brian Palmer - Sla... - 0 views

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    How bacteria have eaten most of the oil from the oil spill already.
Janet Ott

rainwater-harvesting accessories - 0 views

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    Becoming sustainable with water collection
Janet Ott

farm in a box - 0 views

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    How to raise veggies in a small space
David Copeland-Loredo

Flexible Learning - 0 views

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    I'm not going to lie, this is pretty sexxxy!
Rebecca Loredo

Water Activity - 0 views

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    This is a fun activity that tests if you know how much water we use for different things.
David Copeland-Loredo

Rice and Sustainability - 0 views

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    Here's a University we could actually go to and learn from more hands on. Maybe you've heard of it, Rice University.
Tamar Alvarenga

About Us - 0 views

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    Clean Houston is an organization that also promote sustainability.
Tamar Alvarenga

Environment Associates Architects and Consultants - 0 views

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    These architects have work together to create sustainable homes.
Elber Reyes

Using cow guts to make fuel - 0 views

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    This article is about some research being done at MIT to see how it might be possible to use microbes lining cow intestines to break down cellulose and lignin into sugar and make fuel from that. Such compounds are found in grass and wood chips, consequently MIT also looked into termites but they proved to be too small to generate any significant data.
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    This research sounds amazing but I couldn't help but looking at the poor cow. Part of what sustainability is about is helping the environment and that includes animals. Even though this would be awesome for the atmosphere, they require a lot of enzymes for this fuel to work. This means more cows I believe, correct me if I'm wrong.
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    Well yea, poor cows, but we would have to think that there are tons of cow guts that I'm sure that is just thrown away. It sounds gross but might as well use what is being thrown away. One thing that came to my mind was that in the long run if Chinquapin decides to also have hows that we would eat, what better than use the guts from them. It won't be much but I'm sure that we could also contact the slaughter house (and I'm pretty sure they kill a good number of cows per day).
Lorena Perez

UST Stewardship Garden - 0 views

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    To volunteer for working on the garden or to find out more about the project, contact Biology Professor, Adam Kay.
Janet Ott

TeacherTube Videos - Web 2.0 Explained - 0 views

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    Michael Wesch explains what's up with Web 2.0
Janet Ott

BLC10 Keynote - Wesch on Vimeo - 0 views

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    Michael Wesch explaining how he uses Web 2.0
Tamar Alvarenga

About Sustainable Houston - 0 views

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    This is a Houston organization that promotes sustainability in all senses.
Rebecca Loredo

Houston Consumer Choice - 0 views

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    Houston gives an options of how to save electricity.
Cesar Larraga

Sustainability Project - 0 views

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    Group in California.
Rebecca Loredo

Is your care or truck 10 years or older? - 0 views

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    Houston's way of trying to keep the air clean by making sure that our cars don't pollute the air too much.
Alex Roman

Weather in Channelview during March - 0 views

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    I don't know what the Roman symbol mean, but I think they represent the hours in a day.
michelle diaz

Lovett School - 0 views

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    Michelle found this school that she thinks is really good. Check it out!
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    Indeed, Lovett's new Strategic Plan Lovett calls for us to pursue environmental sustainability and practice environmental stewardship in carrying out the plan's goals. Beyond having a positive effect on the environment, Lovett students are learning from their surroundings, practicing sustainability, and making respect for the environment second nature.
Brenda Salvador

The College Sustainability Report Card - 0 views

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    This website lists the grades that colleges receive for their sustainability on campus.
Elber Reyes

Fuel from E.Coli - 0 views

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    This is more research. At UC Berkley, they found a way to engineer bacteria that make fuel such as diesel by themselves. Though the research is still going on to make it more productive.
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    This sounds very interesting but how large scale do you think it could become?
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