Environment Magazine

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• Green Schools and Offices Increase Productivity

  

  GOING green improves productivity as well as helping the environment. Working in an environmentally friendly building has many positive outcomes according to... Read more

  The 16 September 2013 by   Ecoexperts
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• Increasing Stacked Solar Cell Efficiency: 'Wasted Energy?'

  

  Research News Headline: We discussed how heat waves fry the electric grid in an earlier article. Solar cells lose voltage in the form of heat--'wasted energy'... Read more

  The 12 September 2013 by   Derick Ajumni
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• 15 Powerfully Creative Global Warming Awareness Ads

  

  In 1958, American scientist Charles Keeling took direct measurements of carbon dioxide, and soon afterwards he connected the gas with global warming. Read more

  The 11 September 2013 by   Gerard
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• Harnessing The Elements For Energy And Adventure

  

  The Sierra Club has posted an interesting article in its Sierra magazine that profiles four outdoor personalities who have managed to harness the natural power... Read more

  The 10 September 2013 by   Kungfujedi
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• Cheap Labor Is Not the Sole Reason for Chinese Solar Panels’ Low Prices

  

  A solar array at Cooper Vineyards in Louisa, VA. (CreditL Flickr @ U.S. Department of Agriculture http://www.flickr.com/photos/usdagov/)A study of the... Read more

  The 09 September 2013 by   Dailyfusion
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• Solar Manufacturing Costs Not Driven By Labor

  

  Study Report: Do you agree with this report--that production scale, not lower labor costs, drives China's current advantage in manufacturing photovoltaic (PV)... Read more

  The 09 September 2013 by   Derick Ajumni
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• A Bug That Builds Fences

  

  Wired Magazine reported that Troy Alexander, a graduate student at Georgia Tech found this strange, sticky little Stonehenge on the underside of a blue tarp nea... Read more

  The 06 September 2013 by   Kidfreeliving
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• Amazing and Rare Cloud Formations

  

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  The 06 September 2013 by   Creativevisualart
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• Featured Animal: Gibbon

  

  The gibbon is a small sized ape, found inhabiting the dense jungles and tropical rainforests across south-east Asia. Gibbons belong to the lesser ape family... Read more

  The 06 September 2013 by   Azanimals
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• Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Still Posing Daunting Cleanup Tasks

  

  More than two years after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, we’re still receiving unsettling updates regarding radiation leaks and subsequent cleanup... Read more

  The 06 September 2013 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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