The Green Grok has a good video that shows how anyone can eat in a sustainable way.
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Gray water is such a simple idea, but it is expensive to implement the infrastructure on a mass scale - particularly in the suburbs. There is however, more interest in the idea thanks to an increased knowledge about how important water is. Californians are now looking more at gray water - and in the USA [...]
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Weak waves and opposing ocean currents delayed his arrival, which was originally set for late May.
“When waves were weak, the [...]
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TreeHugger has a post up that serves as a good reminder of all the tidal power generators that are being built in North America right now. Including Ontario’s announced tidal wave power feasibility study.
The Cornwall Ontario River Energy Project - 15 Megawatts
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The Netherlands – Amsterdam, the world’s number one cycling city with some 60% of all trips in the city centre made by bicycle, [...]