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September 3, 2010 | Posted by:
Amy
SOLAR PANEL HEADED BACK TO WHITE HOUSE
After
being in storage approximately 24 years, one
environmentalist is traveling from Vermont to the White
House in order to return a rooftop solar panel that
until 1986 probably had one of the best views in
Washington.
September 3, 2010 | Posted by:
Amy
NYC's
morgan post office exceeds green goals using green Roof
Technology
At over
110,000 square feet, the green roof sitting atop the US
Postal Service's Morgan Facility is one of the largest
in NYC.
September 1, 2010 | Posted by:
Amy
FDA TO RULE ON GENETICALLY ALTERED
FISH
Aqua
Bounty Technologies is hopeful it will gain an FDA
approval to begin genetically altering farmed Atlantic
Salmon, to be followed by tilapia and trout.
May, 2010 | Posted by: RJ
EFFEctive
& controversial mosquito pesticides: from DDT to
Chlorpyrifos
Controlling mosquito disease vectors is a dangerous
business, let alone controversial by means of using
toxic organophosphates like Chlorpyrifos and the
notorious DDT.
April, 2010 | Posted by: RJ
Telephone
Book recycling: what to do & why you should recycle your
phonebook
Help save
19 million trees and 7.2 million barrels of oil by
recycling your old phone books and opting out to receive
your next telephone book with the help of
YellowPagesGoesGreen.org.
March, 2010 | Posted by: RJ
EPA
CHEMICAL DATABASE NOW AVAILABLE to public for Free
The
Environmental Protection Agency is seeking to improve
public correspondence, and as such, now provides a free
download of the Toxic Substances Control Act, containing
over 70,000 manufactured chemicals.
January, 2010 | Posted by: RJ
BIOCHAR
RESEARCH: CARBON CAPTURE & GREEN ENERGY PRODUCTION
Long used
by Amazonian Indians as a Carbon-potent soil amendment
for increasing crop yields, the biomass charcoal known
as Biochar has been recently analyzed by scientists for
its role in capturing Carbon Dioxide and as a renewable
energy source.
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