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This blog will highlight the implications of man's effects on the world, particularly climate change and the technologies being developed to fight it. Subjects will include alternative energy, sustainable living and renewable resources. And apparently a lot of ranting about the media and the American way of life. But still in an environmental sense, of course.
About Me
- Trevor J Wallace
- Houston, TX, United States
- I gotta get out from under all this effing debt!
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- agriculture (1)
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Blog Archive
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2009
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November
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- Power transformers, pt. 1: S. Massoud Amin, electr...
- Quick and easy solar-powered generator
- Power brokers, pt. 6: Brooke Coleman, executive di...
- Bio-engineered plastics
- More evidence of global warming.
- Tolkein fan builds Hobbit home in Wales
- Power brokers, pt. 5: Daniel Nocera, chemist, MIT
- Power brokers, pt. 4: Vivian Loftness, Carnegie Me...
- Power brokers, pt. 3: George Huber, chemical engin...
- Power brokers, pt. 2: Ralph Masiello, innovation d...
- CO2 emissions,, birth and death rates by country, ...
- Power brokers, pt. 1: Lowell Ungar, senior policy ...
- Green Scenics
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