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Building green is great but building is rarely as green as people try to make it sound. Slightly less considered is green destruction and the reuse of the products. So often products are thrown away because they simply can't be stored or transported affordably. We need to create better incentives Co-ops or the like for these mis-used resources.
Leadership in Environmental Energy and Environmental Design, aka LEED is cool and popular in some circles but that still doesn't make it the easiest way to go."The cheapest way to build it is the way it was done last time. Everybody knows what to expect and they've done it a million times before." Dowling Porter a Leed home owner said, "On a personal level, you do it because you think it's t
"Uzbekistan, Russia, China, Burma or Indonesia," do not respect "the right of their media to inform on such crucial issues," Brossel head of Asia's Repoters Without Borders asked, "how we can expect them to really commit to fight the climate change?" It looks as though we may have put the horse before the cart. Some countries may not be so forthright with there environmental data. Will we have in
Sunscreen cosmetics paint food and drug additive TiO2 also know as Titanium Dioxide is causing a big stir. Robert Schiestl, a professor of pathology, at UCLA's radiation oncology and environmental health sciences says, "The novel principle is that titanium by itself is chemically inert. However, when the particles become progressively smaller, their surface, in turn, becomes progressively bigger
While African countries sit poised with dollar amounts they would like to see for relief from the effects global warming Obama persuades major emitters to make "significant" change. Will Washington allow the president to lay down real numbers or will we put it off once again this time till 2020.
