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571: Why Are There Trees In Our Environment
Trees such as California's majestic coastal redwoods or the South's moss-draped live oaks sporting life spans of 3,300 and 300 years, respectively, easily outlive their human admirers. However, very few living things on Earth can rival the ancient, dwarfed and knarled bristle cone pines surviving at timberline in California, Nevada, and Utah for up
572: Why Eating Organic is Good for You and the Environment
We've all been told that organic food is better for us; it contains more minerals and less dangerous chemicals, but many people don't stop to think about the benefits organic food has on the environment and on its producers.
In addition to various other benefits, organic products put fewer pesticides, fertilizers, and other dangerous chemicals i
573: Why I am Running for PresidentSpecial Victims Unit
When presidential candidates are asked why they are running they invariably say something like "I'm bursting with so much love for this great country and its people that running for President is the only patriotic thing to do". These candidates are also quick to assure us that they do not simply love our country in the abstract, they love each and
574: Why Offset With Trees
If climate change is primarily the result of burning fossil fuels isn't offsetting with trees simply a distraction? Shouldn't we focus on renewable energy projects that can replace the use of fossil fuel?
It's true that burning fossil fuels accounts for the largest proportion of carbon emissions. Nevertheless, the loss of trees plays a signific
575: Will Fay Cause Long Term Water Damage
Millions of people along the Florida coastlines are bracing themselves once again for hurricane strength winds and rain. It is a common occurrence for folks who live in this region at least a couple of times during this time of the year. Sometimes a hurricane will simply blow out to sea in another direction all together instead of coming on shore,
576: Wind Generator Produces Electricity
The machine which has propellers and rotates to convert the kinetic energy of wind into electricity is known as wind generator. The modern wind generators are used commercially for producing electricity. It has three blades and the motor operating it is controlled by the computer. It is the cheapest means of producing electricity and it uses renewa
577: Wood Pellets A Source Of Renewable Energy
Today the world is waking up to the use of wood pellets. Being a source of naturally rich biodegradable energy these pellets can be vital once gas and oil fuels have depleted. Here we talk about how wood pellets can be great as a fuel source.
Why it is renewable?
One reason why such pellets are a source of renewable energy is because they are
578: You Can Be Green By Conserving Clear Water
There are so many ways that you can conserve water in your home it is silly not to make a habit of at least a few of them. Keep these things in mind for future summers when there are droughts and your entire community is suffering due to a lack of water, but practicing them every day can save you a ton on your water bill every month.
One thing
579: Your Recycling Questions Answered
In the world today there is a big problem. Pollution and the overcrowding dilemma of landfills are quickly making its way into every household. Recycling has become a very valuable way to help combat the landfill issue.
It is remarkably simple to do and should be done by every household in the United States and across the world. The United Stat
580: Zilker Park in Austin
During Austin's warm spring and summer months, Zilker park puts on a wide array of activities for the entire family to enjoy.
Every year in March, the Zilker Kite Festival is held, bringing thousands of spectators with almost an equal number of kites, to the park. In 2008, the Zilker Kite Festival celebrated its 80th anniversary. The Exchang
581: 5 Cheap and Easy Ways to Go Green
Switching to CFL light bulbs, recycling old cell phones, not mowing your lawn as often; little changes can make a big difference, and people are embracing the "green" lifestyle like never before. Fortunately for most of us, this doesn't require a complete lifestyle overhaul. In fact, there are quick and easy ways that you can make your life a lit
582: 5 Ways Fluorescent Lighting Saves Energy and the Environment
Saving energy helps the environment because most energy sources, such as coal and natural gas are non-renewable. This means that once used, they are gone forever. Additionally, most forms of energy cause pollution that can be a source of greenhouse gases leading to climate change.
A simple explanation of how fluorescent bulbs work will illustra
583: A Brief History Of When Lightening Caused Fire
Whenever there are thunderstorms, we tend to worry about the wind and the rain that comes with it, but many people have a terrible fear of the lightening that can be just as bad. There is a very real reason that lightening should be feared by everyone. Lightening is very unpredictable and no one ever knows where it will strike next. The new weather
584: A Critical Look at Carbon Footprint Calculators
We all contribute to global warming every day. The carbon dioxide we produce by driving our car and leaving the lights on adds up quickly. You may be surprised by how much Co2 you are emitting each year. A growing number of so-called 'carbon footprint calculators' or 'carbon calculators' have been designed by both governments and private enterprise
585: A Few Simple Steps To Conserving Water And Reducing Your Carbon Footprint
Summer is here and there are a number of communities around the country that are asking their citizens to do whatever they are able to do in order to conserve water due to a low amount of rain. Droughts are not uncommon across the United States at least every few years and if you can, you should do what you can to conserve water not only during th
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