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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)
- alternate energy (34)
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Blog Archive
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2009
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December
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- "A slow-moving metorite"
- WCI #12: The power of garbage
- It's sad that some people actually think like this
- Something to think about
- Natural gas again in the spotlight
- WCI #11: Saltwater crops
- Another highly useful website
- Great website: Build it solar
- Copenhagen: So what actually happened?
- WCI #10: Ocean Overhaul
- WCI #9: The new honeybee
- WCI #8: Bus Rapid Transit
- WCI #7: Delivering the US from oil
- WCI #6: Cement as a carbon sponge
- WCI #5: Wind power from the stratosphere
- Taiwan firm recycling newspapers into fashion.
- WCI #4: Save energy with information
- The Daily Show exposes skeptics' math
- WCI #3: Hot Nukes
- WCI #2: Affordable solar energy equipment
- WCI #1: The Gasoline Garden
- From SciAm: 20 World-Changing ideas
- Power transformers, pt. 2: James D. McCalley, elec...
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December
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