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Improving energy efficiency through better boiler management - 2 views

Profile: Alan has held a number of senior marketing management and commercial roles within the UK Energy and Telecom sectors including positions with TXU, KDDI, Eircom and Irish Life Plc. Most rece...

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CCMA (Crown capital management Asia): Can U.S.-Chinese Relations Be Saved? - 1 views

There is something unsettling about high-level U.S.-Chinese summits. American participants must present an uneasy combination of faux bonhomie and furrowed-brow concern over the serious issues that...

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Earth Warrior - crown eco: Man-Made Global Warming Scam - 1 views

Wholesale Global Indoctrination on a Massive Scale | Pat Regan explains how the Scientific Community has fooled the peoples of the world. - ufodigest.com The question of alleged Man-Made Global Wa...

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Live Journal: The Eve of Destruction Humanity Imperiled: The Path to Disaster (crown Ja... - 2 views

A reasonable stance might be to try to look at the human species from the outside. So imagine that you're an extraterrestrial observer who is trying to figure out what's happening here or, for that...

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CJM Review (the crown jakarta management): the New Argentine Pope - 1 views

Can the New Argentine Pope Save the Catholic Crisis in Latin America? When the conclave of Cardinals met in Rome few months ago to elect Pope Benedict XVI's successor, few predicted that Jorge Mar...

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The Crown Jakarta Management Review - Google+ - Nation's Air - 1 views

In general, 119 counties have levels of ozone that affect the health of citizens with "aggravated asthma, difficulty breathing, cardiovascular harm and lower birth weight". Particulate levels in 58...

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SOUP Scoop | Earth Management Blog: No environment, no economy - 1 views

source: soup.io "The future of life - and especially of human life - on Earth, shall depend on the direction that we give to the economy today. If our ultimate goal is the continuity of the life o...

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Poop power: A new generation of companies bet on a different renewable energy - 1 views

There are about nine million dairy cows in the United States, and every day each of those cows squirts out about 6.5 gallons of milk and poops about 24 gallons of manure. We drink the milk; the man...

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Crown Capital Eco FC2Blog: On the road to 2014 scam watch solutions | TUMBLR - 2 views

Tumblr- fearl | "The possible presidential-type contest between the two emerging personalities will make it worse for the Congress. The possibility of one of the two major parties forging way ahead...

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Crown Capital Eco Management: The Great Renewable Energy Scam - 1 views

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Is there a change in the wind? | Good.is renewable energy "People don't like being forced to purchase things they may not want, which is why over half of us are hoping that the Supreme Court throws out the individual insurance mandate in President Barack Obama's health care plan." There's also a worldwide rebellion brewing against being forced to purchase expensive electricity produced by so-called "renewable" sources, now being exacerbated by the availability of very cheap natural gas from shale formations. But, here in the U.S. there are some 30 different statewide "renewable portfolio standards" (RPSs) that also mandate pricey power, usually under the guise of fighting dreaded global warming. RPSs command that a certain percentage of electricity has to come from wind, solar, geothermal, or biomass. Given that this power generally costs a lot more than what comes from a modern coal or gas plant, your local utility passes the cost on in the form of higher bills, which the various state utility commissions are only too happy to approve in the name of saving the planet. RPSs generally do not include hydroelectric power, which produces no carbon dioxide. It's also much more predictable than solar or wind, and costs about the same as the average for gas and coal combined. It's not in the portfolio standards because dams are soooo 20th century, and it isn't a darling of the green lobby, like solar, wind and biomass. But hydro can deliver more juice than solar is ever likely to. One needs to look no further than ethanol as a motor fuel, mandated by the feds. Sold as "renewable" and reducing pernicious carbon dioxide emissions, it actually produces more in its life cycle than simply burning an equivalent amount of gasoline. It also-unconscionably-consumes 40% of U.S. corn production, and we are the by far the world's largest producer of this important basic food. Having seen the ethanol debacle, will the states put solar and wind in thei

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Is there a change in the wind? | Good.is renewable energy "People don't like being forced to purchase things they may not want, which is why over half of us are hoping that the Supreme Court throws out the individual insurance mandate in President Barack Obama's health care plan." There's also a worldwide rebellion brewing against being forced to purchase expensive electricity produced by so-called "renewable" sources, now being exacerbated by the availability of very cheap natural gas from shale formations. But, here in the U.S. there are some 30 different statewide "renewable portfolio standards" (RPSs) that also mandate pricey power, usually under the guise of fighting dreaded global warming. RPSs command that a certain percentage of electricity has to come from wind, solar, geothermal, or biomass. Given that this power generally costs a lot more than what comes from a modern coal or gas plant, your local utility passes the cost on in the form of higher bills, which the various state utility commissions are only too happy to approve in the name of saving the planet. RPSs generally do not include hydroelectric power, which produces no carbon dioxide. It's also much more predictable than solar or wind, and costs about the same as the average for gas and coal combined. It's not in the portfolio standards because dams are soooo 20th century, and it isn't a darling of the green lobby, like solar, wind and biomass. But hydro can deliver more juice than solar is ever likely to. One needs to look no further than ethanol as a motor fuel, mandated by the feds. Sold as "renewable" and reducing pernicious carbon dioxide emissions, it actually produces more in its life cycle than simply burning an equivalent amount of gasoline. It also-unconscionably-consumes 40% of U.S. corn production, and we are the by far the world's largest producer of this important basic food. Having seen the ethanol debacle, will the states put solar and wind in thei</div>

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