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  • 5 Tips To Improve Green Living  By : TRI Products Inc
    The article is designed to promote TRI Products, Inc. a California state approved electronic waste recycler. TRI Products, Inc. is located in Arcadia, Ca and offers free e-waste pick-up service within the San Gabriel Valley, CA.
  • a backpacking adventure that gives you Nature's best and worst  By : Marlene Deidre
    you blend and be with whatever environment you are in --- no matter how harsh and difficult it is
  • A Golden Legacy - Placer Gold Claims Explained  By : wildlily44
    Finding the Mother Lode! Striking It Rich! As prospectors, we all have dreams of finding a bonanza while we enjoy the adventure of the hunt. The entire family can share in the fun of prospecting and finding the elusive mineral.

    While there are numerous clubs and tourist attractions that offer the recreational prospector an opportunity to look for gold on their properties, if you have a serious case of “gold fever” you will want to purchase or locate your own claim.
  • A Simple Way To Offset the Environmental Effects of Driving Your Car  By : David Leonhardt
    We all love our cars. They give us the freedom to come and
    go as we please, to get to work, to visit family and
    friends, to go shopping...on our own schedule. But
    automobiles also effect the environment by polluting the air
    we breathe and,...
  • A Spiritual Ecology of West Coast Rainforest  By : jgraf
    As presented by the Earth Vision project,, an experiential foray through west coast nature, from a deep ecology perspective, using poetic prose as a vehicle.
  • Air, Water & Land  By : Sharon Housley
    The Earth and its' environment are our "managed" responsibility: when are we going to do our jobs?? SEE--->"What's wrong with the human race? A remedy!!", a life preserver made up of words, on--->
    http://keeperofflame.proboards24.com/. and
    h...
  • Allergies, Asthma and City Trees  By : Boyd Martin
    Allergies, Asthma and City Trees

    Thomas Leo Ogren

    Some urban tree species cause an inordinate amount of asthma and allergy problems, while other tree species cause little or no health problems. A large part of the problem is that the arbori...
  • Ancient Organic Revival  By : Boyd Martin
    We excitedly received a few packaged products from Essential Living Foods, anxious to try them out on our American palates. These were powdered forms of what is referred to as the "Lost Crops of the Incas"--a purple corn extract, Aji Amarillo Powder, a...
  • Antarctica Peninsula Temperature Change Influencing Krill Population  By : Darcy Ross
    Antarctic Peninsula temperature has increased 2-3 C over the last 40 years. These temperature changes are causing the ecosystem to change. Part of the change involves the krill population. The krill is the main food sources for many of the Antarctic animals that include penguins, other birds, seals, and whales. Looking closely at the ecosystem we can begin to understand the affects implications that might be occurring.
  • Are Our Landfills Almost Full?  By : Victoria Cochrane
    Landfills around the world are filling up fast. But there are plenty of options to decrease the amount of waste we throw away, and reusable nappies are one option being encouraged by government officials.
  • Are the Golden Years About to Return?  By : jonsk
    Now that oil prices are forever rising and the environmental issues concerning oil and its bi product of plastic are always in the headlines, could the golden years of wooden toys return? It very much looks like it is going to happen.
  • Avoiding Allergies by Use of the Right Native Plants in the Landscape  By : Boyd Martin
    Avoiding Allergies by Use of the Right Native Plants in the Landscape

    Many of our most allergenic plants commonly used in landscaping in the United States and Canada are indeed natives. However, it is the manipulation of these plants by commercial...
  • Battery Restoration, Part 1  By : Elyse Van Breeman
    Batteries are vital in our society, an upper level in the scale of ability for humankind. They give us the power to store and manipulate energy. They are everywhere from our watches, cars, computers, pacemakers to the space shuttles and the space station. The more complex is a society the more omnipresent and the more dependent we are.
    A big downside is that most batteries have a limited lifespan.....
  • Can sustainable development work? What then will be the impact on business and what will be the impact on the environment?  By : Mark Jeantheau
    First we must define sustainable development. Sustainable is to say that something such as resources or an environmental system can be continued indefinitely without depleting any of the material or energy resources required to keep it running.

    De...
  • Candy Wrapper Handbags  By : Ann Cohen
    Candy Wrapper Handbags have been around for a while but are one of the newest items to be added to the earth friendly trend. Not only are they earth friendly but candy wrapper handbags are stylish, durable and water resistant.
  • CAUSE AND EFFECT! CHOOSE YOUR PATH...  By : Sharon Housley
    Three steps to your Personal Transformation:

    1)Awareness and Perception
    2)Law of Cause and Effect
    3)Law of Accumulation

    These categories are what you need to understand in order to be in total control of your being!

    Most go thro...
  • CO2, Global Warming, and Pollen-Allergies  By : Boyd Martin
    CO2, Global Warming, and Pollen-Allergies

    Thomas Ogren

    The benefits of added organic matter to the soil have long been known and are usually attributed to increased nitrogen, greater water-holding capacity and an increase in activity of soil...
  • CORNUCOPIA OP-ED: Obama Administration Challenged to Clean up Bush's Organic Mess  By : The Cornucopia Institute
    For the last eight years, Bush administration officials at the USDA have been widely criticized for "monkeywrenching" the National Organic Program. They have been accused of not enforcing the law and, among other improprieties, allowing giant factory farms to produce organic milk, meat, and eggs.
  • Cottonwood “cotton” is flying/ Bad Company  By : Boyd Martin
    Cottonwood “cotton” is flying/ Bad Company

    Ó Thomas Leo Ogren

    I originally saw the question below posted in an Internet gardening forum and decided to answer it. It was a question I’d been asked many times before and I knew my answer would ...
  • Create an environmentally friendly shopping policy  By : Sharon Housley
    These days, buying green products does not mean sacrificing your quality of life or needing to become a hippy. There are many high quality environmental products which are better for the environment and your health.

    Today, you have far more options...
  • Cry of the Polar Bear  By : Marilyn Pokorney
    Here roam I with my cubs in the Arctic
    feasting on seals by ice packs
    away from human predators.
    We are content in this harsh world
    with our double furs and blubber,
    invisible to spying cameras.

    But now our safety is no more...
  • Deciphering Plastic Recycling Symbols  By : Joseph Campbell
    Have you ever wondered what those plastic recycling symbols mean? This article is a concise overview of the 7 plastic recycling symbols. It briefly explains the significance of each symbol, answers some recycling questions, and discusses possible health risks associated with each.
  • Diy Solar Power  By : Patrick Stanwick-Lombe
    In this article we explore how solar power can be used in the home. We also look at the costs of making and installing a system and compare it with the obvious savings on your domestic energy bills.
  • DIY Wind Power Generators  By : Bob Baumann
    Discover the benefits to powering your home with the wind. Save our planet and your pocket book with wind power generators.
  • Donate = Recycle = Everyone Benefits  By : Cliff Matthew
    STOP! Don't throw away things like furniture, appliances, clothes, toys, dishes, silverware, knick-knacks, pet items, etc., etc. Many of these items can be recycled right back into the community.
  • Earth 4 Energy - How to Generate Your Own Electricity  By : leszek ko
    Earth 4 Energy is a perfect resource for all those interested in reducing their energy bills and in helping the environment. With complete “Do it yourself” instructions, Earth 4 Energy is a very easy to follow guide.
  • Earth Friendly Products  By : Aaron Pratt
    Earth Friendly Products and technologies are not just for those who live in grass huts and run to Canada during times of war. There are many really cool high tech and earth friendly products on the market today that just need a little exposure to become ...
  • Earth Vision  By : josefgraf
    Earth Vision presents nature in the light of spiritual ecology.
  • Efficiency in the Office  By : David Leonhardt
    Efficiency in the Office
    (435 words)

    Nearly every office, be it commercial or home-based, may have areas of inefficiency that can be improved upon. We are not talking sales figures or profit margins or budgets, but inefficient waste and resource...
  • Energy Aware and Waste Wise  By : David Leonhardt
    Energy Aware and Waste Wise
    (583 words)

    Constantly bombarded with negative information about the environment, finances and natural resources? Feeling overwhelmed? Each and every one of us can do something to help our world - starting right where...
  • England Expects Every Man Will Do His Duty  By : Sharon Housley
    england expects

    Many newspapers accurately pinpoint the powerful public mood on
    immigration and asylum, yet all are seemingly puzzled as to why New
    Labour seem hell bent on allowing so many in with so few checks
    in place, if any at all.
  • Environment 101  By : Dellan Bieten
    Understanding the environment is key to taking care of it. This short article hopes to present the basic issues and terminologies surrounding the environment in order to demystify the subject.
    In sum, all of us have a responsibility to
  • Environmentally-Friendly "Earth Homes"  By : Sharon Housley
    Environmentally-Friendly "Earth Homes"
    by Lady Camelot

    What are "Earth Homes?" Earth homes are houses that are basically constructed from the earth. Some earth homes are built from adobe, mud, straw or even underground as an earth-sheltered...
  • Evolution of matter  By : Mark Jeantheau
    © 2003 Vadim Smolyanov and Valentina Smolyanova

    Translated from Russian. We shall be glad to receive your remarks on stylistics, grammar, and content.

    Chapter I. Evolution of lifeless matter

    We more likely fortunately than unfortunate...
  • Factory Farming - the end of the animal holocaust  By : jgraf
    A critical look at the factory farming industry, and its effects on our well-being.
  • Garage Junk Removal - How To Handle Your Garage Junks  By : Jim Olivero
    Garage junk removal not only makes property look better, but it also makes it healthier. However, you may be quite unsure how to effectively have your garage junk removed or when is the best time to hire a junk removal company.
  • Garbage in its Place  By : David Leonhardt
    Garbage in its Place
    (352 words)

    There is nothing worse than seeing garbage blowing down the street of your neighborhood, or finding broken shards of glass at the local swimming hole where children play. Wildlife is just as vulnerable to garbage...
  • Gender Predictor  By : Jerryl
    The Shettles method as a gender predictor has been around for years and has helped many thousands of couples successfully predict the gender of their baby.
  • Global Dumbing?  By : Boyd Martin
    I am beginning to wonder if scientists have been getting it all round. All this time, people have been worried about the Ozone, a giant asteroid, or some breakout of a bio-hazardous agent by a terrorist organization being the doom of mankind. We have spen...
  • Global warming is no storm in a teacup for UK homeowners  By : Isla Campbell
    It certainly seems as though global warming is having an effect on the global weather system, given the marked increase in extreme weather events recently, and this is why it’s wise to ensure adequate home insurance is in place.
  • Go Green with ID Card Printing  By : Daisy McCarty
    There are a number of ways to keep the environment in mind when you are planning your ID supply and equipment purchases. A little research can turn up interesting details about advances in sustainability throughout this industry. We will start with a look at consumables for use with your existing card printer and finish up with a brief overview of what to look for when you are buying a new machine.
  • Green Energy Made Simple  By : Michael Fleischner
    Save on your electricity and other power bills by creating your own energy. Generating your own electricity is rather easy to do and anyone can learn how.
  • Growing Plants with LED's  By : Mihaela Lica
    In some dictionaries life is defined, as a power that demonstrates a purpose to feed, process matter into energy, grow, and reproduce. Life means existence, a state of being. No matter how we look at the definitions, one thing is clear: life is the energy...
  • Happy Earth Day!  By : Lillian Brummet
    Happy Earth Day to everyone!
    (255 words)

    What can you do to make a difference - pick up a copy of our book, Trash Talk, & we'll show you a myriad of simple ideas to reduce consumption of resources & new ways to manage your contribution to the ...
  • Have Bananas Lost Their Mojo?  By : Mark Jeantheau
    Though their sexy shape may resemble a "GoldMember," modern-day bananas simply aren't shagadellic. According to Belgian and French scientists, bananas may become extinct within the next 10 years due to their lack of genetic diversity, which makes them ...
  • Homemade Solar Panels DIY Essentials  By : Sandra Perry
    With today's increasing emphasis on sustainable, green living, many of us are seeking ways of making our homes and lifestyles more environmentally efficient. Making Homemade Solar Panels are cheap are a tool to absorb free energy from the sun.
  • How Big Is Your Carbon Footprint?  By : Andrew Regan
    In can prove beneficial to reduce the size of your carbon footprint; not only can this help contribute towards the state of the environment, but also saves you money; all from making small changes such as using less electricity and gas in the home.
  • How Specialty Gases Differ from Industrial Gases  By : Leanne Merz
    When it comes to compressed gases, there is often confusion over the difference between industrial gases (sometimes referred to as commodity or bulk gases) and specialty gases (sometimes referred to as cylinder gases, although industrial gases can also be...
  • How to Dial Up a Recycling Solution for Your Cell Phone  By : Mark Jeantheau
    Would you care to offer an opinion on what a person should do with his obsolete cell phone? Now, now... We don't want to hear about what you thought that guy who was talking on his cell phone during the movie should do with it... The bad manners of a few...
  • How to Ensure Quality Control with CO2 Analytical Support  By : Leanne Merz
    Calibration standards, performance audits, and the FDA's never-ending safety, labeling, and inspection requirements are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to dealing with the increasingly stringent quality control standards of the beverage industr...
  • How To Get Your Electricity For Free  By : Adam Renrav
    Learn how to power your residence from wind and get your power and electricity for free!
  • How You Can Give Better Holiday Gifts AND Be More Environmentally Friendly  By : Mark Jeantheau
    It's the holiday shopping season, and Grinning Planet would like to point out that the holiday phrase "Ho, ho, ho!" also relates to being green--it's the Jolly Green Giant's tagline. Well, OK, that doesn't exactly get us to the "eco-friendly" mean...
  • I can power my home with solar power  By : S. A. Derle
    Learn how to power your home using only solar energy.
  • Information about the floods  By : Pacific Disaster
    A flood is an overflow of water, an expanse of water submerging land, a deluge. Floods are most commonly widespread of all natural disasters. They are also one of the most dangerous disasters as they carry enough power to change the shape of land on Earth.
  • Installing Oracle Real Application Clusters  By : satheesh ananth
    Install Oracle Clusterware and Oracle Database software using Oracle Universal Installer (OUI), and create your database with Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA). This ensures that your Oracle RAC environment has the optimal network configuration, database structure, and parameter settings for the environment that you selected.
  • It's OK to Use the Free Stuff You Get in Junk Mail  By : Mark Jeantheau
    According to several pieces of junk mail the Grinning Planet offices have received this year, we can get 37 CDs for just a penny! Fine, as long as we don't have to listen to the complimentary copy of "Megadeth Plays Liberace."

    We're really here...
  • IT'S STILL A “JUNGLE” OUT THERE  By : Sharon Housley
    IT'S STILL A “JUNGLE” OUT THERE
    ... Or How US Beef-Industry Feeding Practices Are a Source of Concern

    If you think about farmers raising cattle, you probably conjure up something like this happy cow scene: Mellow heifers quietly grazing on the...
  • Join in and Celebrate the 39th annual Pitch In Canada Week  By : David Leonhardt
    Pitch In Canada is celebrating their 39th annual event between Monday, April 18th and Sunday, April 24th this year. This non-profit organization has been working hard since 1967 to bring awareness to consumers through their "It’s up to you" camp...
  • Junk Removal - All You Need To Know About Junk Removal  By : Jim Olivero
    It is really not a good idea to call a junk removal company when you have too little junk. How much junk one should have before calling a junk removal company?
  • Junk Removal - Tips On Getting The Best Junk Removal Company  By : Jim Olivero
    Hence hiring a junk removal company is a very important decision. Instead of getting rid of the junk yourself, you are taking on the services of someone who can dispose of it properly. Here are some useful guides.
  • Las Vegas: Recommandations à ceux qui voyagent avec un budget limité à Las Vegas  By : Anne Doe
    Vous trouverez dans cet article un certain nombre de conseils qui vous permettront de passer des vacances à Las Vegas avec un budget raisonnable. Vous y trouverez aussi des avis concernant les meilleurs hôtels et buffets à bas prix à Vegas.
  • Lowering Your Power Bill Is Easier Than You Think!  By : Josiah Asminov
    Lowering Your Electric Bill: The best place to start experiencing immediate savings today is by reducing your energy consumption. Learn how you can trim your energy usage quickly.
  • Make It Easy Energy Efficiency  By : Andrew Regan
    There are numerous ways to make your home more energy efficient which will help you to save money and fight climate change. An energy efficient home is good for your bank balance as well as the world surrounding you.
  • Montana Bears Prepare For A Long Winter's Sleep  By : wildlily44
    There is fresh snow on the high mountain ridges, a bone chilling wind from the west rattles the tamarack, scattering golden needles across the forest floor. Tendrils of silver fog accent the hush that lies over the valley floor; winter is fast approaching and all of nature prepares.
  • Montana's Mountain Lions  By : wildlily44
    Cougars or mountain lions, also known as pumas, are large, powerful and aggressive predators. Found throughout Montana, a large male may weigh 130-190 pounds while females average 90-130 pounds. Stretching up to nine feet, nose to the tip of their tail, cougars are tawny colored with a dark tip at the end of the tail. Young cubs have spots which slowly fade. A cougar has a lifespan of up to 20 years.
  • Mosquitoes in Your Garden? Try Planting These!  By : Boyd Martin
    If you are a serious gardener, you spend lots of time outdoors. And, for sure, you would
    rather be tending your plants than swatting mosquitoes.

    While there are many things you can do to keep mosquitoes away, there are some plants
    that wil...
  • New Evidence Shows The Lasting Effects of Pesticide Exposure  By : Dave Saunders
    A new study suggests that moderate exposure to pesticides could yield long-term negative results to the people exposed to them. These findings should serve as warning to those who indiscriminately spray pesticides around the house, exposing their children...
  • Noise Reduction System: - What Noise? White Noise!  By : suni89
    If you have ever worked in a cubicle environment with everyone on the phone all day long, then you can relate to this dilemma. This past May, The SearchLogix Group made a move into our new office in the historic downtown vicinity of Kennesaw, GA. Along with the beautiful hardwood floors and 10' ft. ceilings, came acoustical problems. Overheard telephone conversations, excessive paper shuffling and general routine duties made our working environment challenging.

    After much research, we discovered that there are basically three stages of noise reduction you can choose from, also known as the
  • Off Grid Homes Energy Solutions  By : Jenny Fields
    Living in off grid homes becomes more appealing every year. The cost of the major utilities continues to rise while wages stay the same or worse yet go down. Off grid homes offer the opportunity to get your energy from other green and clean sources and tell the electric or gas company what they can do with the bills.
  • One Bag at a Time  By : Bev Storer
    Each time I go shopping I want to scream! Why? What is it that irritates and upsets me so? What is it that literally makes me want to scream insanely when I see them! The culprit that turns my stomach and upsets me so is the ever so common PLASTIC BAG!
  • Protecting America with Specialty Gases  By : Leanne Merz
    Prior to 9/11, environmental concerns largely focused on monitoring, controlling and reducing the pollution the industrial revolution had set in motion. From a specialty gas point of view, our efforts at Scott focused primarily on developing the calibrati...
  • Read to find out how I found low solar panels costs  By : M. T. Artis
    Article review on how I found the lowest solar panel costs with Earth 4 Energy.
  • Recycling Cell Phones  By : Sharon Housley
    Recycle Cell Phones
    Technological advancements providing users with improved reception through integrated antenna systems, reduced size and weight of cell phones, along with numerous feature sets, and storage improvements have caused the bulk of cellul...
  • Renewable Energy  By : Alexis Kaleb
    Solar and wind energy are both energy sources that are renewable and FREE to access. By using either one of these sources you can help reduce the amount of emission produced by fossil fuels. This in turn helps our environment, which as we know is in a dire state right now. Water has been used to power cities for many years. If you take for instance the Hover Dam which hold back the Lake Mead and distributes power to surrounding areas.
  • Renewable Energy: Why Should You Care About It?  By : Andrew Regan
    Renewable energy is vital for the environment, particularly as many seek alternative natural sources which will provide the necessary electricity and power for the homes of consumers.
  • Reuse in the Workshop  By : David Leonhardt
    Reuse in the Workshop
    (476 words)

    The workshop is a great place for reusing items formally destined for the landfill. Even if you do not have a shop or craft area you can always donate the items mentioned in the following paragraphs to friends, ...
  • Save The Planet Songs & Video - Introduction To Global Warming  By : Jim Olivero
    Global warming is no more a myth but a fast approaching reality that will wipe out all living organism on Earth. Learn about global warming and how you can get an array of such Save The Planet songs.
  • Saving Energy in the Kitchen  By : David Leonhardt
    Saving Energy in the Kitchen
    (312 words)

    The kitchen, with all its appliances, gadgets and heat, is a real hotspot for potential energy saving. As the oven uses the most energy and creates a vast amount of heat while cooking foods, it is a good ...
  • Schools - Green and Clean  By : Gayle Olson
    Now that you are settled back at school it is a good time to think about how you can help the planet by making your classroom and school environmentally friendly. Here are some ideas to get you started:

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  • Scotland’s Changing Energy Sources  By : Daniel Collins
    Most people are now aware that there is an increasing need to find alternative energy sources to support us in the future. What will the picture be like in Scotland?
  • Seawater Desalination: Water, water, Everywhere  By : Kathryn Kranhold
    In November, Connecticut-based Poseidon Resources Corp. won a key regulatory approval to build a $300 million water-desalination plant in Carlsbad, north of San Diego. The facility would be the largest in the Western Hemisphere, producing 50 million gallons of drinking water a day, enough to supply about 100,000 homes.
  • Seven Seas Evaluates Cascade Expansion  By : Kent Nielson
    Seven Seas Water received a production Pressure Exchanger for evaluation in conjunction with the ADA workshop held in St. Croix, USVI in October of 1998.
    A paper dealing with the performance of the device was delivered by Mr. Leif J. Hauge, President of Energy Recovery Inc. at the workshop. Tours were conducted at the test facility where the Pressure Exchanger was in operation.
  • Shedding Light on Cheaper Solar Energy  By : Mark Jeantheau
    Renewable sources of energy are the key to solving two of the worlds most pressing yet seemingly irreconcilable problems. On the one hand the developing world needs vastly to increase access to affordable energy because, at present, 1.6 billion people in ...
  • Solar Energy As The Alternative Energy Solution for Home  By : Clara Rowan
    With the soaring electricity bills, increased cost of fossil electricity production, it forces to find for new source of energy that would be cheap and easily replicable. Scientists in US have found Solar Energy as the alternative source for home and small office use.
  • Solar Home Panels Construction DIY for Home Power Generation  By : Hugh Parkinson
    The process of building solar home panels and installing your own home power generation solution need not be complicated if you have the right guidance. The only thing stopping you from installing solar home panels right now is the thought that you do not believe you can do this but there IS help out there in the form of a comprehensive step-by-step guide. You could be reducing your carbon footprint much easier, cheaper and quicker than you might have thought possible!
  • Solar Power Home  By : Alexis Kenne
    Renewable energy has become such a popular subject, that it is seen as a constant theme in contemporary media, including major movies, TV programs and in music. The growing awareness and concern with environmental issues is fueling the fundamental shift toward being more environmentally conscious and toward using renewable energy whenever possible. There is still much pollution and waste in the world today, but there has never been such a high and growing level of awareness and motivation to cha
  • Solar Power Residential Systems - the Cost Considerations of Solar Home Power  By : Harvey Patterson
    More people are now considering the option of solar home power as the use of clean, renewable energy resources becomes more of priority across the globe and solar power residential systems are now widely encouraged.

    Here we discuss several cost implications to consider when choosing a solar home power installation.
  • The Cost of Inaccurate CEM Calibration Gases  By : Leanne Merz
    Utility companies and other users of Continuous Emissions Monitoring (CEM) calibration gases often mistakenly consider them a commodity, making price the primary purchase consideration. Consequently, many are willing to settle for calibration gases that a...
  • The Hottest Environment Job Opportunities Right Now!  By : Dan Black
    Environment Jobs in London and the UK are on the Rise!
  • The Kowhai New Zealand's National Flower  By : Sharon Housley
    If there is one flowering plant that New Zealanders call their National Flower it is the Kowhai. It grows naturally throughout the dryer areas of New Zealand and because it is so popular it is planted in almost every garden.

    There are however 2 ma...
  • The Simple Truth  By : Sharon Housley
    What fills your car? Petrol. What fills your fax machine? Paper. Who fills the third planet from the sun? We do, meaning us!

    Your probably wondering what im going on about aren’t you? I’ve got a question I want to ask you. What would you do to prot...
  • The Spiritual Ecology of the Boreal Forest  By : josefgraf
    Reporting on the spiritual ecology of any given arena of nature becomes a fairly daunting ambition. Consider, for example, the starscape of a boreal night, or the endless conifer forest, or the billions of songbirds celebrating residence through the light-steeped boreal summer. Any of these aspects, while enticing on a journalistic level, wordlessly fill the soul with an experience that transcends estimation.
    And the depth and intricacy of nature reflects the nature-human interweave.
  • The Top 10 Benefits of Spiritual Environmental Design  By : Boyd Martin
    What would your life be like if you were surrounded by "feel good" people, places, and things so that your spirit really gets the chance to soar? This top ten, taken from CoachVille's Personal Environments Community at http://cid384.cvcommunity.com/?ta...
  • The Valuable Individual  By : David Leonhardt
    The Valuable Individual
    (413 words)

    How can we, as individuals, participate in waste management? Because some of us are so overwhelmed with Earth’s problems, we feel that our contributions have no real consequence in the end. For others, soc...
  • Theoretical concept of Hail  By : Pacific Disaster
    Precipitation is one form of hail. Hail in other sense means falling of balls or irregular lumps of ice (hailstones), 5 mm-50 mm in diameter on average, with much larger reported from severe thunderstorms. Thunderstorms always produced by cumulonimbus. small hailstones are >5 mm in diameter. They are layered and can be irregular and clumped together
  • Top 10 Reasons Why Organic Food is so Popular  By : vox pop
    10.Organic farm animals have better lives


    9.It has higher nutrient levels


    8.There's no risk of Mad Cow Disease
  • Toxic Mold & Disease  By : Gayle Olson
    Asthma has increased 300 percent in children in the past ten years. Research by WHO, in Germany, finds prostate cancer, breast cancer, and other cancers increasing due to mold-related problems.

    Mold is the number one health problem with one in ever...
  • Tune Up Your PC, Help Mother Earth  By : Jeri Bleeker
    How to keep your old PC out of the toxic waste dump and at the same time make it run a whole lot faster.
  • Water Conservation at the Kitchen Sink  By : David Leonhardt
    Water Conservation at the Kitchen Sink
    (577 words)

    It can sometimes be difficult to visualize the importance and direct effect that simple conservation efforts can have when we are bombarded with negative information regularly. Lets take a look...
  • Weather affects every aspect of the economy  By : Boyd Martin
    c. 2004 Chris S. Orr CCM

    Weather affects every aspect of our lives. It impacts our pocketbooks, our menus, our schedules and even our health.

    We are aware of how cold weather drives up the price of natural gas and propane (just look at your...

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