The interesting thing about the Green movement is that few stones are left unturned in discussions about how to become Green. We saw a NY Post article(3-29-10 Lean, Green Sex Machine) that asks, “How to go eco in bed?”and speaks … Continued
This is an editorial from the Orlando Sentinel 3-24-10 “Time to renegotiate with US Sugar” The country’s largest subtropical wilderness appears certain to die without a major effort to restore it. Which is why we backed the agreement between Washington … Continued
We sadly are unfamiliar with zoning and private property rights law. But we are very diligent in our belief that Nature rarely has a fair seat at any table where Man is deciding how land which Nature inhabits is to … Continued
Tribune news services on Sunday, March 28th(jtankersly@tribune.com) report that the post Copenhagen summit commitments of some world powers leads one to believe that perhaps the Copenhagen summit was not a wash. “The Copenhagen summit was ‘no failure’ and produced ‘the … Continued
Of course with a different economic model than other countries and a management that is largely of engineers it is perhaps easy to see that China would leap ahead in the development of alternative energies but they should still be … Continued
We thought the below was sort of funny. Global warming is affecting man’s governance of himself without his will. Without being too rude, perhaps global warming will somehow become involved in setting the boundaries of Palestine and Israel so we … Continued
Hong Kong had it’s highest pollution reading every on Monday the 22nd of MarchThe blame seems to rest largely on a strong storm movement whipping up the Gobi desert and blowing it’s particulates southeast toward the larger Chinese population centers … Continued
Historically with solar electric design and installation, an inverter has been used to convert the ambient voltage of the solar electric dc system whether 12V or 24V or 48V to that of the traditional ac grid voltage that is used … Continued
We have in the past few weeks been discussing articles on the negotiations over the future of the Everglades in our blog. The New York Times article referred to in the editorial below and the editorial of the Orlando Sentinel … Continued
State Sen. Lee Constantine’s longtime goal of dramatically boosting the recycling of Florida’s 32 million tons a year of trash is gaining momentum. The Altamonte Springs Republican’s legislation, Senate Bill 570, calls for a statewide recycling rate of 40 percent … Continued
