by Admin | Jul 31, 2013 | Articles, Environmental hazards, Green Energy
Some people tout nuclear power as the best thing since sliced bread. They talk about how it is an excellent clean source of power that we can use virtually forever. Oh, and they love to tell you how it can power so many homes so cheaply. Well, all this is well and...
by Admin | Jul 30, 2013 | Conservation, Profiles
“From coral reefs to deserts, we work to protect the lands and waters that plants and animals need to survive—for us and for future generations,” according to the Nature Conservancy’s website. There is somebody on your side, planet. They really care about preserving...
by Admin | Jul 29, 2013 | Articles, Conservation, Profiles
Gliding gracefully through the water, the gentle creature swims up alongside the humans. Her back is naturally smooth, but the years have proven hard and her many scars show it. She is gentle and sweet, living to lounge in the water and graze on nearby vegetation. But...
by Admin | Jul 26, 2013 | Articles, Environmental hazards
This month a U.S. court allowed Chevron to gain access to identifying information about email accounts from Microsoft. Chevron issued three subpoenas last fall to Microsoft, Google and Yahoo with a request for the companies to give Chevron account information and IP...
by Admin | Jul 24, 2013 | Profiles
Next month will mark the 10th Anniversary of the American Renewable Energy Day conference in Aspen, Colorado. Business leader and activist Jigar Shah is a regular speaker and advocate for the conference, saying that “AREDAY is unparalleled in its reach and...
