Latest Trend: Human Movement Powered Devices | Green Gadgets | The Green Optimistic - 0 views
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I don't know what's been happening lately with everybody, but it seems that more and more people are trying to charge their phones or iPhones or iPods using energy imported from human movement. Remember those movies presenting slaves hundreds of years ago spinning a huge wheel to provide the emperor with water and energy? They did not do it for fun, yet nowadays there are two recent mediatized inventions that caught my eye. Curiously enough, they are being developed by two telecom operators:
Yale Environment 360: Environmental Failure: <br/> A Case for a New Green Politics - 0 views
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The U.S. environmental movement is failing - by any measure, the state of the earth has never been more dire. What's needed, a leading environmentalist writes, is a new, inclusive green politics that challenges basic assumptions about consumerism and unlimited growth. by james gustave speth A specter is haunting American environmentalism - the specter of failure. All of us who have been part of the environmental movement in the United States must now face up to a deeply troubling paradox: Our environmental organizations have grown in strength and sophistication, but the environment has continued to go downhill, to the point that the prospect of a ruined planet is now very real. How could this have happened?
Van Jones admits environmental movement intentionally didn't protest over oil... - 0 views
Cincinnati wants to lead green roof movement in US - Yahoo! News - 0 views
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The City Council on Wednesday became the first in Ohio with a plan to channel grants and loans to residents and businesses to replace tar and shingles with vegetation. Supporters of the idea want to see Cincinnati become a leader in green roofs, a European-born movement that has spread to only a few U.S. cities, including Chicago, Milwaukee and Seattle.
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Transnational Institute | Pachakuti: Indigenous perspectives, degrowth and ecosocialism - 5 views
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However, convincing northern consumers of the need for a new paradigm and new lifestyles, given the impossibility of endless growth on a limited planet, will not be an easy task.[8] A synthesis, of elements of sometimes overly holistic indigenous wisdom and of excessively compartmentalized western science, seems to me the a fruitful combination to provide guidance for a way out of the current crises which threaten the planet, our Mother Earth.
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the phrase “to live well but not better” (than others, or at the cost of others) is potentially confusing in English since “well” and “better” are similar if used to denote qualitative vs quantitative meaning. Language and culture are crucial elements if we are to convince others to understand and then follow this “dictum”. For example, English is a language based largely on nouns, while Anishinabe languages are dominated by verbs, resulting in cultures which focus respectively on objects versus process[12], with a resultant tendency to objectivize or integrate nature.[13] This may in part explain the domination of the planet today by English dominated cultures and may make the task of undoing this domination extra difficult.
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Ecuadorian economist Pablo Davalos[16] provides a brief survey of the evolution of dependency, Marxist, world system and neo-liberal classical economics to show how we have arrived at a state of economic autism. He concludes that “Of the alternative concepts that have been proposed, the one that presents more options within its theoretical and epistemological framework to replace the old notions of development and economic growth, is Sumak Kawsay, good living.”
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In its efforts to exert some political influence on solutions to the current world financial and climate crises the nascent international ecosocialist movement should direct some attention to a synthesis of the western ecosocialist discourse with the growing Latin American indigenous discourse that is making exciting progress, albeit in fits and starts, toward an international charter for the protection of the planet, Mother Earth, and all forms of life on it.
Occupancy Sensor | High Bay Motion Sensor | Presence Detector | Photoelectric Sensor | ... - 0 views
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Steinel 230v motion sensor and occupancy sensor with 360° and 180° angle of coverage and area of detection reach upto 20 metres. These occupancy sensor and motion sensor lights can either be ceiling mount or wall mount and are available in Passive Infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic / microwave technologies.
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Motion sensor Suppliers for 230v PIR based motion detector with 360° and 180° angle of coverage, area of detection and reach upto 20 metres. These PIR movement sensors for lighting can either be ceiling or wall mounted and is available in Passive Infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic / microwave technologies.
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Motion sensor Suppliers for 230v PIR based motion detector with 360° and 180° angle of coverage, area of detection and reach upto 20 metres. These PIR movement sensors for lighting can either be ceiling or wall mounted and is available in Passive Infrared (PIR) and ultrasonic / microwave technologies.
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As traditional energy sources become increasingly rare and expensive, many homeowners are turning to the skies and learning how to harness energy from the sun. Solar cell technology has been around since the 1950s, but technology has improved considerably and at current levels of efficiency it is worth taking the time and effort to consider a Solar Power Home Now Solar cells are also called photovoltaics, or PV, by the boffins. In basic terms, they are made of semi conducing materials, which, when exposed to the sun go through a distinct process. The solar energy separates the electrons from the atoms within the material and the movement of the electrons creates power, or electricity. Thus light (photons) is converted into electricity (voltage).
McClatchy Washington Bureau | 55-mph speed limit may have found its Washington patron - 0 views
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Is the double-nickel speed limit ready for a comeback? Congress thus far has shown no movement toward resurrecting the 55-mph speed limit, but one of the Senate's senior members - Republican John Warner of Virginia - says it's time to start the conversation about an energy-saving national speed limit to help spare Americans from usurious fuel costs.
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NEC to Feature Top 100 Clean Energy Technologies at 2nd Environmental Hall of Fame - 0 views
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The second Environmental Hall of Fame ceremony will be held in Chicago beginning tomorrow through Saturday, Nov. 20-22. Among the environmental celebrities to be honored are Pierc Brosnan (James Bond) and his wife, who have been activists in the movement. Two of the New Energy Congress' Global Top 100 Clean Energy Technology companies will also receive awards: Stirling Energy Systems, a concentrated solar technology that heats a highly-efficient Stirling engine, has been in first place in the Top 100 for over a year. Green Power Inc., which is commencing commercial production of a 100 ton per day municipal waste-to-diesel plant, recently rose to 15th place on the Top 100 list.
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Paris, Présence africaine.Comte, Auguste, 1830-1842 Cours de philosophie positive. Paris, 6 vol.Craemer, Willy de, 1977 The Jamaa and the Church. A Bantu Catholic Movement in Za?re. Oxford, Clarend...