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Ethanol: The Fuel of the Future

Ethanol: The Fuel of the Future

Jennifer Tomkinson at The Green Times has a great article on the use of ethanol as a replacement for regular petrol. Read the full story

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15 Ways to Break Bad Habits

15 Ways to Break Bad Habits

It seems to me that the horrors man has wreaked on the environment are, largely, rooted in ‘bad habits’.  Read the full story

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Energy shouldn’t cost lives

Energy shouldn’t cost lives

The Rainforest Action Network is launching a new campaign called Change Chevron.   Chevron has a brand new CEO, John Watson, and RAN is urging him to stop the destruction in Ecuador and turn the company around. Read the full story

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4 Simply Ways to Stop Climate Change

4 Simply Ways to Stop Climate Change

Did you know you can save money and help the planet by doing four simple things:

  1. By switching to GreenPower you can reduce your household carbon emissions to zero.
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Particularly lovable public transport

Particularly lovable public transport

I have traveled quite a bit over the years for work and for holidays, study and cultural exchange. Note that I have probably planted enough trees in my life to balance this activity’s carbon spew quite nicely. Read the full story

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Are Crops for Food or Fuel?

Are Crops for Food or Fuel?

In February of 2008 a study in Science by Timothy Searchinger of Princeton University found that counting the indirect greenhouse gas emissions from land use changed, ethanol is actually worse for the environment than petrol. Read the full story

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Geothermal energy – where can we tap into that?

Geothermal energy – where can we tap into that?

I just caught the tail-end of a television programme in which a man was showing how he had tapped into geothermal energy to power his house.  He said that all he had to do was drill low enough to draw up the heat and that the infrastructure would pay for itself within five years.  Read the full story

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