Monthly Archives: May 2011

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If China could divide its available fertilizers better among its provinces, it could produce 52 million tons more grain. This would enable China to tackle its growing demand for food and animal feed within its own borders. This is the result of a study conducted by Xiaobin Wang of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural...
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HackaHouse – was pretty sure that he and his family used a lot of electricity throughout the day . Admittedly, he enjoys his creature comforts, but was wiling to try living a little gre ener. The problem was, he had no idea how much electricity he was using at a given time. While...
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Chugoku Electric Power Co. in Japan has developed a new type of concrete, the first of its kind in the world, that produces in effect zero or less carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions during the manufacturing process. It is hardened by absorbing CO2 emitted from a thermal power station. This new type of concrete contains...
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“Germany on Monday announced plans to become the first major industrialized power to shut down all its nuclear plants in the wake of the disaster in Japan, with a phase-out due to be wrapped up by 2022… Monday’s decision is effectively a return to the timetable set by the previous Social Democrat-Green coalition government...
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MAJOR resources companies are coming under increasing threat of cyber hacking emanating from China and other countries, with outgoing Woodside Petroleum chief executive Don Voelte admitting the group has been attacked “from everywhere” Mr Voelte that it was wrong to single out China as being the only source of the attacks. “It comes from...
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Boy, you would think Rick Needham would give me a call by now about my gcommunities idea Because, “doing what has already been done” seems like a bad way to invest $400 Million or Billion$$$ My idea was free… with a 13month ROI and lifetime EEROIGoogle Blog - The site of the Alta Wind Energy...
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It is estimated that 40% of the food produced in America is wasted; it amounts to 1400 calories per person every day. According to the EPA, 31 million tons is thrown into landfills. Much of that produces methane as it rots; the gas is 25 times more potent a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide....
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Along with being part of the upcoming green celebrity baby boom, Jessica Alba is also the celebrity spokeswoman for Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families — and she took her anti-toxin message on the road this week when she joined Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) at media briefing in Washington, D.C. She was there to support an...
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China is beginning to see the costs of its rapid march towards industrialization — the heavy industry, coal-fired power plants, and numerous factories have so saturated the air with pollution that cancer is officially now the number one cause of death.  Nearly 25% of deaths in China are now attributed to cancer.  Earlier this...
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The world needs more green energy.  It has to be reliable, too. How can we bridge the gap? The folks at General Electric’s Txchnologist say innovations in natural-gas powered turbines could be the answer to meeting renewable portfolio standards in the U.S. …Read more from a Hugger
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“A clever technology is helping hazmat crews in Japan contain and clean up the contamination caused by the ongoing nuclear disaster there: a blue liquid that hardens into a gel that peels off of surfaces, taking microscopic particles like radiation and other contaminants with it. Known as DeconGel, Japanese authorities are using it inside...
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General Motors Thermoelectric Generator This module could capture waste heat in your car’s exhaust and convert it to energy, improving fuel economy in a Chevy Suburban by 3 percent. GM Engineers are making strides toward cars that can use their own waste for energy, testing BMW, Chevrolet and Ford vehicles outfitted with heat-collecting devices...
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Electric cars might be the future, but for some uses, like the demands of a delivery truck, they just don’t have the power or range quite yet. But that doesn’t mean giving up and using inefficient materials and construction while waiting for the electric revolution to come. UPS is testing out prototype plastic trucks...
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CNN – “Zuckerberg posted a note to the 847 friends on his private page: “I just killed a pig and a goat.”…since he has taken to killing goats, pigs and chickens…this year’s is about animals and meat. (Click here to read Zuckerberg’s May 4 comment.) Cool has introduced Zuckerberg to nearby farmers and advised...
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Cost Estimate for H.R. 1954, A bill to implement the President’s request to increase the statutory limit on the public debt Haase - Every taxpayer in America already owes more than $128,000 as their share of the $14.2 trillion national debt. Every child born in America today is greeted with more than $46,000 that...
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We’ve already seen some evidence to suggest that better school food makes kids smarter, but with Jamie Oliver’s healthy school lunch program threatened by budget cuts, and similar healthy school food initiatives facing money problems in America too, the timing of this latest piece of research couldn’t be more fortuitous. You see it seems...
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There is risk of geological disaster, the state cabinet admits, as the project is linked to soil erosion, quakes, drought and social upheaval. In a statement approved by prime minister Wen Jiabao, the state council said the dam had pressing geological, human and ecological problems. The report also acknowledged for the first time the...
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“The University of Chicago’s new $81 million Joe and Rika Mansueto Library is being referred to as the library of the future. You enter the library and find there are hardly any books, just a large reading room with computers. The library’s 3.5 million books are stored inside 35,000 bins stacked within 50 foot...
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A fter the hearing that 3 reactors may have melted down in Japan.“Japan’s atomic energy specialists are discussing a plan to make the Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant a storage site for radioactive waste from the crippled station run by Tokyo Electric Power Co.” – SlashDot More updates on Fukushima  Report: ‘Unacceptable threat’ from spent-fuel...
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Everyone always asks me “What’s in my Coffee” – Yikes “A newly-described species of bacterium, Pseudomonas putida has been found to live on pure caffeine. The little jaspers metabolize caffeine into carbon dioxide and ammonia. They were found living in a flower bed on the University of Iowa campus, not in the drain of...
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FT – Chinese authorities will step up the release of water from the Three Gorges Dam in a bid to tackle a drought in southern China which has put pressure on drinking water, crops, shipping lanes and electricity production in what is traditionally China’s most water-abundant region. The monsoon rains that usually flood southern...
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BigGav - The recent (optimistic) EIA report into global shale gas resources has local gas producers wondering if a repeat of the coal seam gas boom may be on the cards in Australia, particularly in South Australia and West Australia. The Australian reports on Santos’ interest in this other form of unconventional gas –...
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“In protecting America from nuclear catastrophe, safely securing the spent fuel by eliminating highly radioactive, crowded pools should be a public safety priority of the highest degree.” The threat of a catastrophic release of radioactive materials from a spent fuel pool at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi plant is dwarfed by the risk posed by such...
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“I don’t care if you come from Park Avenue or the park bench. If you can do the job, we want you.”India’s outsourcing giants — faced with rising wages at home — have looked for growth opportunities in the United States. But with Washington crimping visas for visiting Indian workers, some companies such as...
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The explosion of the Grimsvotn volcano has raised worries of a repeat of the volcano-related travel chaos that stranded 10 million passengers and cost the air industry an estimated US$1.7-billion in lost revenue last year. The eruption is the volcano’s most powerful since 1873 and stronger than the volcano that caused trouble last year....
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A team of researchers scanned the sky using WiggleZ Dark Energy survey and found confirming evidence of Dark Energy.
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“A security researcher has demonstrated holes in the way cookies are handled on LinkedIn profiles by hijacking profiles. The session cookies are sent over unsecured HTTP and remain active for up to a year.”
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Today – Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg told attendees at a recent summit on innovation in education that, “My philosophy is that for education you need to start at a really, really young age.”A really, really good way to do that, Zuckerberg said, is to let kids ages 13 and under join Facebook.
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These read like headlines from the 80′s when I was a kid. A possible scientific breakthrough that holds out the hope of cheap, abundant power... Cold fusion - discredited and vilified in the past – is back in the news. The potential benefits are great enough that, despite past failures, the technology deserves a...
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We know a lot these days; we just don’t know where we learned it. “The source of information you’re using, the evaluation of that source, how you use it, how you respect it and cite it – that’s all what we call informational literacy,” The world of librarians was thrown into a tizzy this...
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Atlantic – Iceland’s most active volcano, Grímsvötn, erupted on Saturday for the first time since 2004, hurling a plume of steam and ash nearly 20 kilometers (12 miles) into the sky. People living next to the glacier where the Grímsvötn volcano burst into life were most severely affected, with ash blocking out the daylight...
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In March CBO issued a report that said such a tax was feasible and had many advantages over a gas tax. “Because highway costs are more directly determined by miles driven than by fuel used, appropriately designed taxes can do more to improve the efficiency of road use than fuel taxes can,” the...
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U.S. Was Warned on Vents Before Failure at Japan’s Plant WASHINGTON — Five years before the crucial emergency vents at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant were disabled by an accident they were supposed to help handle, engineers at a reactor in Minnesota warned American regulators about that very problem. The Importance of Venting, When...
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NY Times – In recent days, the federal government and environmental groups have increased the pressure on Chicago’s wastewater treatment agency to stop discharging untreated sewage into the Chicago River during storms and to disinfect the treated sewage that makes up 70 percent of the river’s flow…conservation group American Rivers named the Chicago River...
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“Energy minister Doris Leuthard is set to propose Switzerland gradually exits nuclear power, two Swiss newspapers reported on Sunday, citing sources close to the government. The multi-party Swiss government was expected to make an announcement on nuclear policy on Wednesday and may recommend an exit. Switzerland’s five nuclear reactors generate about 40 percent of...
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I have such a hard time understanding that every year we choose to loose 1000′s of species when we have so many to discover. Why?
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This is WHY they should be LEASED on buildings roofs and parking lots.Simple math: roofs + parking lots = millions of acres for FREE prime space for solar (a dah moment). Solar farm near Climax losing money because of property taxesProducing 225,592 kilowatt hours of electricity in its first year of operation, a solar...
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California got $3.5 billion in federal money from tax payers for its high-speed rail project that will connect San Francisco to Los Angeles. So far, they’ve managed to break ground in an effort to connect two central-state communities so small that one of them is unincorporated, for service that will connect fewer people than...
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Well here is an interesting way to spend U.S. Tax dollars??? “In late 2010, General Motors agreed to sponsor a propaganda film celebrating the 90th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The CCP made film titled (translated to English) ‘The Birth of a Party’ or ‘The Great Achievement of Founding the Party’ is...
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The weakening of the dollar since 2008 has added 56.5 cents to the price of gasoline,the congressional Joint Economic Committee (JEC) has found. The average price of gasoline would be $3.40 per gallon, instead of the current average price nationally of nearly $4, if the dollar hadn’t declined, says the Weekly Standard. They blamed...
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Center for Public Integrity: A more likely nuclear nightmare; Despite tsunami and earthquakes, nuclear power’s more probable threat — recurring fires — goes unchecked The safety plan for any nuclear power plant reads like a doomsday book…Earthquakes, floods, airplane crashes, mass evacuations, terrorist attacks, hurricanes, tornadoes — all are disaster scenarios deemed a risk...
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“22 years of banning CFCs is starting to pay off. Researchers have finally been able to measure a reduction in size of the ozone layer hole, after finding the source of its fluctuations. ‘Salby’s results reveal a fast decline in ozone levels until the late 1990s, then a slow rebound that closely matches what...
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Last weekend, the president announced he was taking steps to speed up oil and natural gas drilling on public lands and offshore waters. As Jerry Cope, via Twitter, of the Huffington Post reported that a New Huge Spill is MISSISSIPPI CANYON SYSTEM same as Deepwater, source is reported to be MC243. New HUGE slick...
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When I wake up on May 22nd, I will begin the day like everyday. With the thought of how wonderful the world and its life we have been given. And that in an instant, it can be gone. It is why we should always treat each other and each day as it could be...
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Lisa P. Jackson reminds the American people that environmentalism isn’t a spectator sport. The Daily Show - Exclusive - Lisa P. Jackson Extended Interview Pt. 1
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DOE - The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is offering a webinar on Monday, May 23, 2011, from 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. (EDT) titled “Hydrogen Production by PEM Electrolysis—Spotlight on Giner and Proton.”  Register now to attend this free webinar. Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) electrolysis is commercially available and is an enabling technology for...
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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) developed a hypothetical future fleet, based on the Navy’s shipbuilding plan, of new destroyers and amphibious warfare ships that are candidates for nuclear propulsion systems. Specifically, CBO chose for its analysis the Navy’s planned new version of the DDG-51 destroyer and its replacement, the DDG(X); the LH(X) amphibious assault...
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The Department of Energy today released its 2011Strategic Plan (pdf – 3.46MB), a comprehensive blueprint to guide the agency’s core mission of ensuring America’s security and prosperity by addressing its energy, environmental, and nuclear challenges through transformative science and technology solutions. In the opening of the DOE Strategic Plan (pdf – 3.46MB), Secretary Chu...
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The following CBO’s documents were added this month to their Website: S. 710, Hazardous Waste Electronic Manifest Establishment Act Cost estimate for the bill as ordered reported by the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works H.R. 1326, Furthering International Nuclear Safety Act of 2011 Cost estimate for the bill as amended by the...
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Inhabitat-  Scientists may have found the cause of the world’s sudden dwindling population of bees – and cell phones may be to blame. Research conducted in Lausanne, Switzerland has shown that the signal from cell phones not only confuses bees, but also may lead to their death. Over 83 experiments have yielded the same...
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The FDA is warning consumers not to use products marketed as dietary supplements that also claim to be antimicrobial (antibiotic, antifungal or antiviral) drugs. These illegal products are falsely promoted with claims to treat illnesses such as upper respiratory infections, sinusitis, pneumonia, bronchitis and the common cold. The FDA has learned that several companies...
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“A new study indicates that heavy coffee drinking staves off deadly prostate cancer in men. Some 47,911 US men were surveyed over the period 1986 to 2008 for the research. During this time some 5,035 of them developed prostate cancer with 642 dying of it. According to analysis by investigating scientists, men who drank...
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Nyteknik – Andrea Rossi, the energy catalyzer inventor, has reached an agreement with a new company in the United States. The agreement builds on several years of contacts with people linked to the U.S. Department of Energy. The fresh agreement outlines commercial plans in North- and South America for the energy catalyzer (PDF) –...
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UPI - U.S. researchers say a study of 22 U.S. states and a Canadian province shows when funding support for school libraries rises, reading and testing scores go up. Researchers at Mansfield University in Pennsylvania say the study contradicts an article of faith among critics of public schools that there is no correlation between...
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Last Time I checked, UPS and FedEx were profitable companies… Yet the USPS – The Postal Service is continuing to hemorrhage money, reporting a loss Tuesday of more than $2 billion over the first three months of the year and warning it could be forced to default on federal payments. Such a default would...
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Electron Stimulated Luminescence™ (ESL) Lighting Technology is an entirely new, energy efficient lighting technology. It uses accelerated electrons to stimulate phosphor to create light, making the surface of the bulb “glow”.  ESL technology creates the same light quality as an incandescent but is up to 70% more energy efficient, lasting up to 5  times...
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“In the economic area, this is the equivalent of nuclear war,” - AP The United States reached its $14.3 trillion limit on federal borrowing Monday, leaving Congress 11 weeks to raise the threshold or risk a financial panic or another recession. Geithner said the government could get by with bookkeeping maneuvers like that through...
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USAWatchdog - ….a few specific points brought up in the Press conference hosted by Fed chief Ben Bernanke are:  high oil prices are not the fault of the Fed; neither is the weak dollar, that is the Treasury Department’s problem even though U.S. dollars say “Federal Reserve Note” across the top of every single one...
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UPI – The United States for the first time in nearly 20 years exported more gas than it purchased from the global market for the first time in years… as domestic consumers face with high gasoline prices, data indicate. Joe Gorder, executive vice president at U.S. refiner Valero Energy, said the trend in exports...
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Towns and cities with ravaged revenues are selling municipal treasures to pay the bills (AP YahooNews) - As 2010 drew to a close, the mayor of Newark, N.J., was staring into a budget abyss so deep that he sold 16 city buildings to pay the bills. They included the architecturally significant Newark Symphony Hall...
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Business Scoop – The High Court has ruled that Greenpeace of New Zealand Inc. is too involved in political causes to register as a charity. Justice Paul Heath turned down an appeal last Friday that Greenpeace could register with the Charities Commission after the body rejected its 2010 application. Justice Heath said Greenpeace’s political...
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JetsonGreen – We’ve seen roof tiles that eat smog, but Alcoa Architectural Products is introducing an architectural panel that the company claims can clean itself and the air around it.  Reynobond with EcoClean is what it’s called, and it’s a combination of Reynobond, which is a pre-painted, aluminum, coil-coated panel, and EcoClean, a proprietary...
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JetSonGreen – Synergy is a design for an affordable, cold-climate Passive House by Tim Eian of TE Studio, the firm behind the first Passive House in Wisconsin.  Eian says Synergy is “a beacon for the 21st century renaissance of residential high-performance design.“  In other words, this is a home for everyone: it’s traditional, comfortable,...
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Bloomberg – California will close a fourth of its parks to save $33 million over the next two years as leaders of the most-populous state work to close a $15.4 billion budget deficit.
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Reuters - Heavy flooding in the U.S. Midwest shut Ohio River terminals, limited barge movements and threatened to disrupt refinery operations along the Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday. There are 10 refineries, including the second-largest U.S. refinery, located along the Mississippi River, that can process 2.4 million barrels per day...
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Federal News Radio -  There’s a green side-effect to the 2005 DoD Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) round that’s wrapping up this year. Defense employees are moving from older, less energy-efficient buildings into new facilities that have to meet minimum standards for green construction. One example of the greener buildings springing up around the...
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US exports hit a record high in March, buoyed by the weak dollar and strengthening global demand as US trade returned to levels last seen before the global financial crisis. US exports grew 4.6% in March to USD 172.7 billion, surpassing the record set in July 2008 before world trade took a sharp downturn....
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BigGav on natural gas flaring – The Ultimate Gas Guzzler. If you wanted to slashemissions of 400 million tons of CO2 annually, you could: take 77 million automobiles off the road, or eliminate the wasteful practice of venting and “flaring” (burning) of billions of cubic meters of unused natural gas from production wells. Much...
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Sorry for double emails or lack of any… google crashed a little this week.But is back, here is there summary: Google- “What a frustrating day. We’re very sorry that you’ve been unable to publish to Blogger for the past 20.5 hours. We’re nearly back to normal — you can publish again, and in the...
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News and media this month nearly froze servers because “A really bad guy was killed (again) and a English couple got married” Meanwhile in my world , the cost of everything is going up.  It is getting really hard for American families to be able to afford to put food on the table and...
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Under probing questioning by Senator Cantwell, Exxon Mobil CEO Rex W. Tillerson admitted that oil should be $60-70 dollars a barrel based on supply and demand. Read from source
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Students at Camp Curtain School have received cold sandwiches and fruit this week as punishment for misbehavior, including failure to clean up after themselves, school officials told The Harrisburg Patriot-News. “We created the opportunity where we could show them what the bare minimum would be,” the administrator told the local Patriot-News Attempts by msnbc.com...
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US-CERT Warns of Serious Hole In ActiveX Control From Iconics “The US’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) issued a warning (PDF) to critical infrastructure firms on Wednesday about a serious security hole in products from Massachusetts firm Iconics that could leave critical systems vulnerable to remote attacks. US companies in the electricity, oil and...
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Washington Post -  Japan will scrap a plan to obtain half of its electricity from nuclear power and will instead promote renewable energy and conservation as a result of its ongoing nuclear crisis, the prime minister said Tuesday. Naoto Kan said Japan needs to “start from scratch” on its long-term energy policy after the...
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Kansas: the 2011 crop could be one of the worst in many years. On May 11, Kansas Agriculture Statistics released its own forecast of the 2011 wheat crop. It estimates farmers will grow 261.8 million bushels, down 27% from last year and the lowest production since 1996.The KAS predicts farmers will harvest 7.7 million...
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One of the reactors at Japan’s crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant has a hole in its main vessel following a meltdown of fuel rods, leading to a leakage of radioactive water, its operator said on Thursday. The disclosure by Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) is the latest indication that the disaster was worse than...
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Last Time I checked, UPS and FedEx were profitable companies… Yet the USPS – The Postal Service is continuing to hemorrhage money, reporting a loss Tuesday of more than $2 billion over the first three months of the year and warning it could be forced to default on federal payments. Such a default would...
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As if the current job market and economy didn’t make it hard enough for low income households in America to make ends meet, it turns out that living below the poverty line is actually more costly in many respects as well. It not only takes money to make money, it also takes quite a...
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Radioactive Water Pumped Into Mississippi River (WJTV – May 2): The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is investigating a radioactive release into the Mississippi River from the Grand Gulf Nuclear Plant in Port Gibson. A spokesperson from Grand Gulf tells News Channel 12 that they found standing water in an abandoned unit. In an effort to...
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The US Dept. of Energy recently held its 2011 EIA (Energy Information Administration) Conference, and they’ve posted PDFs of the presentations. You can get them all here.
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Braben has developed a tiny USB stick PC that has an HDMI port on one end and a USB port on the other. You plug it into an HDMI socket and then connect a keyboard via the USB port, giving you a fully functioning machine running a version of Linux. The...
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The White House Blog, the President (ok, Jesse Lee ) released an infographic showing various facts about transportation energy, and how current gas prices need not be so worrisome. Highlights include rapidly increasing domestic production and rapidly decreasing prices for electric-car batteries, requesting Congress to shift tax breaks from oil producers to wind/solar/geothermal energy...
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Not to piss off his Mom before Mothers day by blaming her for giving birth to him a confused and misdirected teenager is suing the federal government for allowing global warming.. “I am 16 years old. This morning I filed a lawsuit against the United States of America, for allowing money to be more...
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CNN Poll: Ron Paul Stands Best Chance Against Obama “Ron Paul cannot get elected” President, declared Donald Trump at this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference. Trump, who has never run for office, let alone won an election, may want to reconsider his parroting of this common refrain: A new CNN poll finds that, of...
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(The Hill) — President Obama called for the elimination of billions of dollars in oil industry tax breaks Friday, while stressing that the United States can’t drill its way out of high gas prices.“We can’t just drill our way out of the problem,” Obama said during an energy policy speech in Indiana Friday. “If we’re...
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National Journal – As we mark Osama bin Laden’s death, what’s striking is how much the cost our nation – and how little we’ve gained from our fight against him. By conservative estimates, bin Laden cost the United States at least $3 trillion over the past 15 years, counting the disruptions he wrought on...
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NY Times  – While tornadoes and floods have ravaged the South and the Midwest, the remote western edge of the Oklahoma Panhandle is quietly enduring a weather calamity of its own: its longest drought on record, even worse than the Dust Bowl, when incessant winds scooped up the soil into billowing black clouds and...
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I know you are all worked up about the economy, politics, energy, food prices and that saving the world thing… well the starting and end point is water. Look at the rise and fall of great civilizations in history, control of power and resources – none can be done with out renewable water supplies.Is...
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Price O’ Gasoline… OpenChoke We have all seen the calculations showing us how gas prices aren’t as high as we think when adjusted for inflation. Sounds good in theory, but it still hurts to fill up the car, because we don’t typically think of things rationally, we respond to pain… In this case paying...
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The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) continues to highlight its advanced supercomputing capabilities this week by featuring the science and technology work done by the Advanced Simulation and Computing (ASC) program. This week, NNSA also launched a new and improved ASC webpage. Today’s feature focuses on NNSA’s energy-efficient supercomputers and highlights its supercomputers ranked...
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Reducing Microconstituents in Biosolids: What’s the Role for Product Stewardship?Join us for a Webinar on May 16 From 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM EST Professionals in the biosolids management fields are concerned about the increasing presence of microconstituents (e.g. trace synthetic chemicals from personal care products and pharmaceuticals) that appear in biosolids and waste...
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