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  • The Menacing Success Story of Plastic Bags
  • The success story of plastic bags has been phenomenal. But this success is now ready for a challenge, a challenge demanding attention as the safety of our environment is at stake. Plastic bags are everywhere to be found; in fact, they constitute 80-90% of a grocery store. Try finding out how many plastic bags are at your home. Bet, they would number at least 50. Why not, plastic bags are so conven » More «

  • Let It Rain, But Not On The Olympics
  • We have been trying to alter the weather for years! American Indians tried to produce rain in times of need, and for many centuries it was believed that the people of Finland were able to control the weather. The Vikings refused to take Finnish sailors on their raids for fear that they would whip up an ocean storm. And Finns were often refused passage on ships into the 20th Century for these same » More «

  • Tote Bags to get rid of Plastic Bags
  • With Earth being heavily overpopulated with 6.6 billion people, the pollution being done by humans are enormous. As the population rise, so does the pollution. With pollution rising, tote bags are needed as a way to lessen plastic bag pollution that has been plaguing the world since the 1950s when it was first introduced. Broken down plastic bags are deadly to the environment. Many dis » More «

  • Is Yellow The New Green?
  • With the amount of retail packaging waste exceeding the 10million tonne mark each year, landfill sites are now overflowing as a result of unnecessary excess and non-biodegradable packaging. The most infamous culprit of late is the excessive packaging used in the distribution and display of Easter eggs. These poorly-designed packaging drives over 100million tonnes of packaging into the U » More «

  • Local Firm Cleaning the Air for Beijing Olympics
  • Posted: 03/10/2004 at 12:00:00 AM PSTby Larry M. Edwards SAN DIEGO -- Four years from now, when athletes from around the world descend on Beijing, China, for the 2008 Olympics, the air quality will be noticeably better due to reduced emissions from the city's buses and other vehicles. The same will be true in Shanghai for soccer's World Cup in 2010. The cleaner air wi » More «

  • Easy Ways To Make Your Home More Energy Efficient
  • The average home spends a whopping $1500 annually on energy costs—an energy bottom line that is much bigger than it needs to be, because a significant portion of that energy is wasted and lost. The good news is, changing just a few simple things around your house can make a big difference and save a lot of energy—and money.More than 10% of a home’s energy is consumed by light bulbs. » More «

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  • Before you fright working with constrained flowers you ought to know how to press flowers.Before you opening at work with pressed flowers you should know how to press flowers. Adding happiness and flower enjoyment to your occupation of creating a finished and forced flower piece is you knowing the art flowers of serious the flowers. Should you not know how to press flowers » More «

  • The Power of a Carbon Bomb
  • The world's wetlands contain approximately 771 billion tons of greenhouse gases, namely carbon dioxide and methane which is equal to one fifth of the entire earth's store of carbon.If the world's wetlands are destroyed they could release this powerful carbon bomb and unleash a climatic catastrophe upon the planet. As if we weren't in bad enough shape as it is. Climate change and develo » More «

  • Lion Facts
  • Latin name: Panthera leoWeights and weight records:The average adult female weighs 160 kg. A really large female will reach 200 kg.The average adult male weighs 230 kg, with really large males reaching 280kg.The heaviest recorded wild lion in South Africa was a man-eating lion that was shot, just south of the Kruger National Park. He weighed 313kg.The heav » More «

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  • By using the terribly modern-day, scientifically proven fake surgery techniques,? says Dr.By using the really progressive, scientifically proven pliable surgery techniques,? says Dr. Douglas Hendricks in Newport Beach, California, ?I can plastic provide patients with healthy, vibrant, supplementary youthful appearances through a brand of different manipulable surgery procedures.? » More «

  • How to Design and Operate a PX
  • ABSTRACTThe new pressure exchanger (PX) device transfers the energy from the concentrate stream directly to the feed stream. This direct, positive displacement approach results in a net transfer efficiency of over 95%. Although application of the PX technology is simple in both theory and practice, in order to get the most benefit from this technology it is important to reconsider the » More «

  • Changing face of building design in Chester
  • One of the new variants to have come to the forefront in just the last couple of years not only in building design in Chester, but across the globe is the concept of “green” buildings. Only a couple of decades ago if you had said to someone that you were designing a green building they would have assumed that you were going to use an army of painters to produce some ugly grass coloured monstrosity » More «

  • Greek Water Saves Cyprus from Drought
  • Cyprus the popular Mediterranean holiday island, has been hit a bad drought this summer. In fact, the drought is the worst the island has seen in a hundred years. Cyprus relies on rainfall to replenish its water supply, and its reservoirs are only seven percent full, according to recent estimates. Emergency drilling has been used to tap underground water supplies, but even that is not enough to st » More «

  • Soap Nuts vs Chemical Laundry Detergents and Soaps
  • Soap nuts are natural soaps that grow on trees. These are the fruits of the tree called Sapindus. They do not contain any harmful chemicals and dyes or any other artificial fragrance. Sapindus grow in warm tropical regions and are native trees of India, Indonesia, Nepal and other South East Asian countries. They are easy to use and can be trusted for long term safety from any adverse chemical reac » More «

  • The Folly Beach Turtle Watch Program
  • Loggerhead sea turtles come ashore Folly Beach, SC to lay their eggs between May and October. Despite popular belief, the females only nest every two or three years, and during their nesting season they can lay anywhere from two to five separate batches of eggs. Each of these batches, or nests, usually contains about 100 eggs which incubate for approximately 45 to 60 days. And, scientists think » More «

  • Elephant Culling
  • There are always huge debates as to whether the culling of elephant is ethical or not. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and in my opinion and many others, it MUST be done. If we don’t cull we will still lose many 1000’s of elephants as well as many other different species of game along with them in the future. The Kruger National Park is a massive 20 000 square kilometres surrounded by » More «

  • Giraffe Facts
  • Latin Name: Giraffa camelopardalis How much does a Giraffe weigh? The males reach about 1400kg and the females about 1200kg. How many vertebras in a giraffes' neck? They have 7 neck vertebras, the same as all other mammals. For an adult each vertebra can be as long a 1 foot in length. How fast can a giraffe run? +- 55km/hour. How much does a giraffe eat in a day? A gi » More «

  • Oceans
  • Redondo Beach, CA – More than 70-percent of the Earth is water. Fishes from the ocean provide over eighty million tons of food for the world’s population each year. The oceans’ currents and water temperature control weather patterns. A few degrees warmer or cooler can significantly affect hurricanes, typhoons and droughts. Millions of jobs and hundreds of economies rely on the sea. » More «

  • Changing Your Impact on the Environment
  • Being eco-friendly isn't a new concept, but it is certainly taken on a greater sense of urgency in the past few years. With the rise cost of fossil fuels, global warming, and all of the other environmental issues that are coming to light, everyone is looking for ways to reduce their carbon footprint and become more 'green'. Being energy conscious can be a good way to help the environ » More «

  • Cost of flights gaining altitude
  • The price of a barrel of crude oil soared to over $145 a barrel in July 2008, and has remained over $100 since February 2008, and the near future doesn't appear to hold a price drop. To the average consumer eye, crude oil prices affect petrol at the pumps and of course air travel prices. But rising oil prices have a much wider effect. For example, transportation or packing services ar » More «

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