Monthly Archives: October 2011
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Jerry Brockman on Oct 29th, 2011
This article discusses various ways to heat your home or enhance your current heating system and keep heat loss to a minimum.
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Terry Stanfield on Oct 21st, 2011
Mold in your home is a very bad thing. The different problems that mold can cause with your health are not good at all. This mold may come from several sources.
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Robert Haskell on Oct 21st, 2011
The effects of the Gulf disaster stretch beyond what we normally see. Although the oceans may look cleaner, settling debris, habitat loss in nesting grounds and a less successful spawning have depleted the next generation of aquatic and semi-aquatic life in the area.
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Ross Thiebaud on Oct 21st, 2011
Before beginning a roofing project, understand the benefits of a having a metal roof.
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Larry Isaacson on Oct 18th, 2011
The disease was spread by infected fleas hitchhiking on rats, but the primitive state of medieval medicine, poor hygiene, religious hysteria and gross superstition led to the search for scapegoats.
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Lawrence White on Oct 15th, 2011
As we experience the soaring monthly energy bills, we have to have a second look on how to save money. Although we may already have changed our lifestyle to conform to agreed advice on conserving energy in our house, the charges for our electricity and gas requirements consistently increase.
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Jack Krohn on Oct 15th, 2011
Bears and mountain lions share some qualities like their sensitive noses. That is what makes bear spray so effective against mountain lions. Find out why you should never go into the back country without it.
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Daljeet Sidhu on Oct 12th, 2011
The "cash for refrigerators" and "dollars for dishwashers" program have given retailers and shoppers in the US much needed reprieve. $300 million has been allocated to this program. It is saving the environment and rejuvenating the economy.
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Jerri Lily on Oct 9th, 2011
As we can see from the news that darling dissents have happened across Australia against plans by the Labor authorities to apply a carbon tax. Critics say, without a binding global arrangement, the proposed levy will cost jobs and damage the economy. Hundreds of people have accompanied manifestations in the national capital letter, Canberra, as well as in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.
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Jerry Brockman on Oct 8th, 2011
If you are wondering about alternative sources for heating and cooling your home or workplace, this article talks about a couple of options for heating and cooling your environment.
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Amanda Xia on Oct 8th, 2011
21 by the United Nations Environment Programme and the Renewable Energy Policy Research Network, jointly issued a report last year, the global private and public sectors from the core of the total investment in clean energy rose by 7% to 162 billion U.S. dollars. New investments in China jumped 53%, replaced the U.S. as the largest investor in this field.
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Daljeet Sidhu on Oct 4th, 2011
The way forward lies in green investment. No, I'm not talking about dollars, though that too will follow inevitably. I'm talking about greening your small business. And the many successful entrepreneurs who have managed to build sustainable businesses without sacrificing ethics or the environment.
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Jerry Brockman on Oct 4th, 2011
Options for getting better heat and cleaner air in your home.
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Jack Krohn on Oct 4th, 2011
Every knowledgeable organization or guide will tell you to carry bear spray when you go into the back country. To learn more about this read on.
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Tom Aldridge on Oct 4th, 2011
If you face emissions testing to get the tag renewed on your car, this article gives tips on how to make sure you pass.