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Will political wrangling and self-imposed silence ever end?
The prevailing opinion seems to be that President Obama will give energy and environmental policy more focus in his second term. After a hard-fought campaign in which both the Republican and Democratic candidates were conspicuously silent on global warming and … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Opportunities
Tagged 113th Congress, Carol Browner, Christine Todd Whitman, coal, coal and natural gas industries, conspicuous silence, end, energy, environment, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, executive authority, gas, global warming, greenhouse gas, misinformation, more partisan, natural gas, Obama, partisan, political wrangling, prevailing opinion, public discourse, The New York Times
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uShip offers 100% climate-neutral transport across Germany, mainland Europe
by Nicola Crozier Perhaps you’ve turned your office into an eco-friendly haven. You’ve taken all the necessary steps to become a more sustainable business; or have you? There’s a good chance you’ve forgotten something — shipping.
Posted in Business Management, Business Profile, Environment, Guest Contributors, People
Tagged climate-neutral, commute, commuter, commuters, commuting, Germany, greenhouse gas, hocoblogs@@@, mainland Europe, Nicola Crozier, rail, road, shipping, transport, truck, trucks, u-Ship, van, water
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Clover makes St. Patrick’s Day the green holiday
Few holidays are more closely associated with a plant than St. Patrick’s Day and clover. And because St. Paddy’s Day is the green holiday, it’s getting special attention on our blog. As it turns out, however, clover is green independent … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Opportunities, People
Tagged cattle, clover, Green, greenhouse gas, holiday, Irish, legume, Leprechaun, Mississippi Agricultural News, Mississippi State University, Richard Watson, soil, St. Patrick's Day
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The true measure of sustainability is in deeds rather than words
Commercial buildings consume 17 percent of the total energy in the United States, according to a Department of Energy website. Unfortunately, many buildings are not energy efficient. But not for long if Allen & Shariff Corporation CEO Zack Shariff has … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Business Profile, Energy, Environment, People
Tagged Allen & Shariff Corporation, Bill Allen, Commercial buildings, Department of Energy, greenhouse gas, hocoblogs@@@, interior smart grid systems, photovoltaic, solar, Tom Graham, Zack Shariff
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