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A Green Winter on a Shoestring

ecolicious's picture
4
points
In snowy areas where temperatures really drop, there is a need to "winterize" the homestead to improve efficiency of heating methods, to save money on heating costs and to prepare for the worst.  But it's a tough call to make. Read more...

California - 33% Renewable by 2020

nissim1's picture
8
points
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger set California’s renewable-energy target at 33% by 2020; right now, the state’s target is to get 20% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2020. Gov. Schwarzenegger’s executive order clears the way for the state legislature to draft new laws making the target binding.
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The Venus Project

C Robb's picture
11
points

I like the ethos behind the Venus project quite alot.

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Green chemistry and engineering guidelines

C Robb's picture
10
points
Check out this excellent article over on celsias about the "other" waste products coal combustion is poisoning us with.
Green Coal? | Use Celsias.com - reduce global °Celsius
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A Native American Drum Circle

abuzz's picture
30
points
I love the tabla, and have a friend who can play it good! I'd love to be able to play it myself- if possible without spending a lifetime mastering the skill. Read more...

Watch Sunspots; Carefully

17
points
A theory, not widely supported but possible, suggests that very few or no sunspots on the face of the Sun presages global cooling. It seems to me that there is more and more “chatter“ showing up, on this subject. (Sunspots are black spots on the Sun’s surface. Read more...

Pretty Petals

Kate L. Harrison's picture
30
points

The nice thing about petals is they often cost less than flowers, and can be used in many creative ways.

For example, you can use petals to create an aisle instead of buying a runner. Read more...

Holly Jolly & Green!

ecolicious's picture
25
points
No, I'm not talking about the Green Giant!  Although, I do like his vegetables.  But this post is about getting green at Christmas time, traditionally the biggest consume and trash binge we indulge in year after year.  And now it's almost that time of year again and this year is going to be hard. 
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