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Technology Review: A Concrete Fix to Global Warming - 0 views

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    A Canadian company says that it has developed a way for makers of precast concrete products to take all the carbon-dioxide emissions from their factories, as well as neighboring industrial facilities, and store them in the products that they produce by exposing those products to carbon-dioxide-rich flue gases during the curing process. Industry experts say that the technology is unproven but holds great potential if it works.
Ed Kerollis

International Relations and Global ... - Google Book Search - 0 views

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    This book is part of a course which was offered at MIT and is part of there Open Course Work project. This is important for learning what is going on, and why, in the International community concerning Climate Change, and International cooperation.
Gina-Marie Cheeseman

Tinkering with Schedules: Do Shorter Workweeks Save Energy and Money? | Use C... - 0 views

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    Shortened workweeks, flextime, enforced time off; none of these are new concepts in today's workplace. But some U.S. state governments and organizations are turning to four-day workweeks and alternative work schedules as a way to combat the recession as well as cutting down on energy consumption. They're having varying degrees of success.
Gina-Marie Cheeseman

Energy: How Constraints Will Drive Clean Technology | Use Celsias.com - reduc... - 0 views

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    Energy ties all industries together, because transportation, moving water, construction and the production of just about everything requires it.
Gina-Marie Cheeseman

Could Treating Anxiety and Depression Save Our Planet? | Use Celsias.com - re... - 0 views

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    Could treating people for anxiety and depression save the planet?
Arabica Robusta

Oil: Fueling Another Debt Crisis? - 0 views

  • High oil prices have a clear economic effect. But for highly indebted, impoverished countries, climate change, fueled significantly by CO2 emissions from cars and other gas-guzzling vehicles in the North, will have serious ecological, social and economic impacts as well.
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      Comment on petroleum and global warming.
  • Says Saul, “A key way to transition away from dependence on oil is through debt cancellation. Countries need fiscal space in order to invest in the post-fossil fuel economy — but the debt trap keeps countries from meeting a wide variety of social needs.”
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    it is clear that soaring oil prices are undermining the benefits of debt cancellation in some countries, especially poor oil-importing nations.
Energy Net

Carbon Footprint Of Best Conserving Americans Is Still Double Global Average - 0 views

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    An MIT class has estimated the carbon emissions of Americans in a wide variety of lifestyles -- from the homeless to multimillionaires, from Buddhist monks to soccer moms --
Brian G. Dowling

A Reporter at Large: Big Foot: newyorker.com - 0 views

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    A very good article providing possible market based solutions to the climate crisis. Introduced by Tyler Cowen of Marginal Revolution.
Net Zero

Ferreira Construction/Noveda Technologies Cut the Cord - net zero electric - 0 views

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    Ferreira Construction/Live Data Systems Cut the Electrical Cord
Net Zero

Noveda Technologies partners to create First Net Zero Electric Commercial building in t... - 0 views

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    Noveda Technologies partners to create First Net Zero Electric Commercial building in the US - ASHRAE High Performance Buildings
Brian G. Dowling

Food vs. Fuel - 0 views

  • Corn is caught in a tug-of-war between ethanol plants and food, one of the first signs of a coming agricultural transformation and a global economic shift. Ever since our ancestors in the Fertile Crescent first figured out how to grow grains, crops have been used mainly to feed people and livestock. But now that's changing in response to the high price of oil, the cost in lives and dollars of ensuring a supply of petroleum imports, and limits on climate-warming emissions of fossil fuels.
rockurbody

Biogas: Is It a Future? - 0 views

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    Is it really good enough to solve our future problems? i doubt.....because...
Gina-Marie Cheeseman

The Power of Moms: Transforming Grassroots Environmentalism | Use Celsias.com... - 0 views

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    Stories about moms turned activists resonate with me. Having a child with persistent asthma, after all, motivated me to start advocating for cleaner air and lower emissions through websites like this one. There is nothing quite like the mothering instinct kicked into overdrive and funneled into the effort to protect and preserve the land, air, and water for our children. On a less serious note, the chaos of early parenthood is possibly the best training available for battling environmental damage.
Brian G. Dowling

RealClimate - 0 views

  • Start here Filed under: IPCC FAQ Climate Science — group @ 4:43 PM - () () We've often been asked to provide a one stop link for resources that people can use to get up to speed on the issue of climate change, and so here is a first cut. Unlike our other postings, we'll amend this as we discover or are pointed to new resources. Different people have different needs and so we will group resources according to the level people start at. For complete beginners:
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    As the site says Climate science from climate scientists. This page has links for complete beginners.
anonymous

Small Things That Can Make a Difference - 0 views

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    The world is already embracing various recycling methods, but it is not enough. Every household, including yours and mine, must participate even in our own simple ways.
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