Environment

How Safe is your Drinking Water?

By Rob Parker · 17 years ago

You have probably heard of the statistic that recommends that for optimum health, an individual should drink between five and eight large glasses of water a day. At first blush this seems like a fairly ...

Oil Tankers

By Joe Devine · 17 years ago

Recently, there have been a number of oil spills that have attracted media attention. In San Francisco Bay, the Cosco Butan hit the Bay Bridge and spilled a quantity of oil. In South Korea, a ...

Greenhouse Gases or Bureaucratic Hot Air – which is the Biggest Pollutant?

By John Mason · 17 years ago

Advancing technology has brought with it lots of nifty toys and tools but nothing comes for free. The trade-off is some of the worst environmental pollution in human history. Likewise, the highly structured and organised ...

Wood Destroying Beetle Pest Control Explained

By Doug Morse · 17 years ago

Beetles are the largest order of identified species on the planet. Most beetles are harmless to man and his crops or structures. There are a few species that attack and damage the woodwork within buildings ...

Churches Take Their Mission and Vision Green

By Don Midgett · 17 years ago

Beyond political commentary or church affiliation a new movement is coming from the pulpit, through the congregations and out to the community. Color it green. What has been traditional skepticism between religion and science is ...

The Enjoyment of Bird Watching

By Thomas Kane · 17 years ago

It is a popular hobby across the world. There are thousands of groups dedicated to watching birds at nature preserves, parks and recreational centers and even large groups that have annual conventions. You may be ...

Global Warming

By Lenna Janson · 17 years ago

It's a fair bet that global warming is going to lead to a rise in human sickness and death. But what form they will take is difficult to say. We can be pretty sure that ...

Practicing Waste Management

By Dorj Escusa · 17 years ago

You can call it by many terms — junk, garbage, trash, rubbish, waste, scrap — it all relates to degradable materials produced by human activity. Well, don’t be one of the many who just dumps ...

Comets

By Simone Poleggi · 17 years ago

Comets are small celestial bodies that orbit the Sun. They have a nucleus center and may or may not have a tail. They orbit the Sun at very long intervals in highly elliptical orbits. They ...

Noah's Ark and reducing Global Warming

By Russell Clark · 17 years ago

There can be no doubt what so ever. Global Warming is very, very serious - probably the biggest threat to our environment since the Noah and the biblical floods. One of the main contributors to ...

When Mother Nature Fires Back

By Nancy O'connor Phd · 17 years ago

CATASTROPHIC LOSSES -MOTHER NATURE The people who lost their homes in the recent California fires are suffering from multiple catastrophic losses. These losses are sudden, senseless, unexpected and unjust. The survivors are left with a ...

The REAL advantages of using Solar Mirror to Produce Power

By Bruce Hoover · 17 years ago

Were you aware that using solar mirror to produce power will began to be seen as a viable alternative source of energy? This clean, renewable method of producing energy has as it's largest component the ...

Global Warming Information

By Tony Scott · 17 years ago

This article contains some interesting global warming information. Humanity is sitting on a ticking time bomb. why? Well, Al Gore answers in a very intelligent way in his movie called 'An Inconvenient Truth.' To start ...

Did you Know that Giving Gifts can Damage the Environment?

By Kathy Steinemann · 17 years ago

Giving gifts is an integral part of our lives. We celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, promotions, weddings, and religious holidays with gifts. However, consider all the giftwrap, plastic packaging in which it is merchandised, cardboard tubes, ...

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