Environment Articles
121: The Rare Red Legged Honey Creeper
The Red-legged Honeycreeper is a small, rare bird from the tanager family, typically found in various regions of Central and South America. These include southern Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and most parts of Brazil, and also in Cuba, and on the island of Trinidad and Tobago.
There is a slight difference when it comes to the Trinidad and Tob
122: The World Wildlife Foundation
We do not have expensive offices in New York, London & Paris. Our offices are modest, low cost, situated in small towns and rural areas to keep down the costs. Endangered species are our main worry. We intend to save as many as we can, buy land for conservation and preserve the bio diversity habitats for the animals.
Foremost among the means we
123: UN Appeals For More Trees
The UN has launched a campaign to plant a billion new trees, which is being welcomed by environmentalists, but with a warning by some that in certain regions it could do more harm than good.
While the campaign claims that each tree uses up 26 pounds of co2 emissions and in return produces enough oxygen for a family of four, planting the right tr
124: Water Water EverywhereBottled Water Choices In Texas
"Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink," or so the saying goes. Texas knows this well, with large swaths subject to extreme heat and drought inland, and non-potable salt water down in the Gulf. There may be water, but no one can drink it without treating it first.
East Texas is richer in water resources than the rest of the state,
125: What Do Oil Wells Really Mean
Oil wells usually refer to a vertical hole drilled in the earth to find and extract petroleum oil and natural gas from the underground layers. Wells are generally composed of a series of small holes and tubing and smaller holes within, encased in cement, whereby perforations along the casing in the production zone enable the oil to flow though rock
126: Why You Should Switch
Here's WHY thousands of people every month are SWITCHING STORES...
Environmental Protection Agency studies have shown that indoor air pollutants are 3 to 70 times higher than outdoors.
The following information came from a conference call with Kay Heizer, Director of "Healthy Choices" (a non-profit organization comprised of doctors, nurses,
127: Will Wind Energy Be Blown Away
Wind energy is form of renewable energy. This 'new' source of energy is getting more popular and not without reason. In various parts in the world big wind turbine parks are placed by corporate businesses yielding big quantities of energy that can be sold as environmental friendly or 'green' energy. Wind energy is big business. Big companies profit
128: 40 Billion Barrel Downturn
According to an article in World Oil Magazine entitled, Three super-giant fields discovered offshore Brazil, by Arthur Berman; three new offshore oil fields have been discovered in Brazil's Santos Basin. The Brazilian oil company, Petrobas, announced, these fields, named Tupi, Jupiter and Carioca located 174 miles east of the State of Sao Paulo in
129: Addressing Climate Change Requires Quiet
As the world awakens to the emergency of climate change, we must begin to look at every facet of life to see things that are right in front of us, but unobvious. CO2 and other greenhouse gases have clearly and undeniably changed our climate forever. A rise in temperatures and sea level are guaranteed at this point. The question is not if, but when.
130: Air Conditioning And The Environmental Impact
When you think of air conditioning, do you ever wonder who made it, the history behind it, maybe different applications involved or even environmental concerns? Well, if so, then you have come to the right place. We will not only go over each of these but you will find that a Sub-Heading for ease of use marks each section.
The Air Conditione
131: Alternative Energy Usage For Emerging Countries More Tips
Do you think the issue of alternative energy usage for emerging countries is an important one? With the world stage increasingly looking for ways to cut down global warming factors for emerging countries the idea of using alternative energy is gaining ground. This has increasingly been a sore point in international relations considering the fact th
132: Alternative Fuel Sources We Need Cheaper Greener Fuel
As responsible human beings it is our moral duty that we leave this world a better place than we got it from our ancestors. There is an ardent need for saving the environment that is being polluted by emissions given out by the extensive use of gasoline.
The conventional and traditional fuel sources are becoming more and more expensive to extrac
133: BambooThe Ultimate Construction Product
In the U.S., most people probably think of bamboo in terms of a thin reed used for decorative purposes, such as a houseplant or rug for your living room. But the reality is that bamboo is a fine resource for use in construction. Bamboo is not really a tree; it's a grass - a grass that can grow 120 feet tall and 13 inches thick. That's quite an impr
134: Being Greener When You Rent
Renting can be frustrating when you want to go green. There are a lot of things you just don't have control over. You generally don't own the appliances, can't install solar panels, etc. It gets annoying sometimes.
I deal with this a lot as I do still rent. We're fortunate enough to be renting a house rather than an apartment, but there are stil
135: Burning Salt Water For Fuel %7C Is It Possible
Before you go to work today remember to fill the fuel tank with water and add a bit of salt. Check the charge on the battery and you're ready to go.
Stop at the flower shop on the corner, you know, where the gas station used to be, and pick up a bouquet for the office.
Sound too good to be true...well, it could be just around the corner.
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