I would like to expand on what I know of the workings of the Gulf Stream in order to clarify some points in my last post. The Gulf Stream is like a huge river that flows constantly in a rather ragged circle
This subject is so important because achieving it exceeds the importance of anything that man has done before.
The trend today for most of us is being environmentally friendly, doing our share to save the planet. Nice concept but in my opinion realistically it is virtually impossible
“Green” is the word. It’s not just pollution anymore - specifically, it’s melting polar icecaps and the greenhouse effect
Pesticides are a rather excellent killing device to get rid of insects, however, once they are used they often have other side effects because the poisons enter the food chain.
The environment has hardly been out of the news during 2008, and things are set to continue in the same vein for the foreseeable future as well. But, while many businesses have made very public inroads into reducing their carbon footprints, it seems as if individuals and households are only just starting to jump on the bandwagon. So what does it all mean?
Record numbers of Americans have used public transportation according to a new survey completed by The American Public Transportation Association. The increase in public transportation use was pinned on the increase of gas prices earlier in the year, but now, even as gas prices decreased to the lowest levels since 2004, the APTA reports the biggest increase in highest transit ridership in the past 25 years. The cost of gas can be looked at as a catalyst that caused Americans to look to public transportation, but the environmental impacts and savings associated with …
