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Ambitious Solar Project to Use Recycled City Wastewater
Four thousand acres of private land in the Mojave desert are slated to become the site of an ambitious new concentrating solar power (CSP) plant: Hualapai Valley Solar (HVS).
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Environmental Factoids
WasteWise has collected the following environmental factoids to help us understand the impacts of waste prevention and recycling.
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Green Drinks NYC Single Mingle
Join us for the first Single Mingle hosted by Green Drinks NYC.
Thursday, August 13
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Netroots Nation 2009 Convention
August 13–16 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, PA. Netroots Nation strengthens community, inspires action and serves as an incubator for progressive ideas that challenge the status quo and ultimately affect change in the public sphere.
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How To Move With Zero Waste: Green Moving
Why are we cutting down our trees to make a cardboard box that's used once or twice, just to throw them away in a landfill? There's a cheaper, faster and easier way to pack and move without trashing the planet. Rent A Green Box is changing the way America moves!
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Getting the Most from Human Waste
We have to rethink human waste and we are running out of time to get over the uncomfortable nature of the discussion and come up with real solutions.
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What Can We Learn From Amsterdam About Waste to Energy?
The Netherlands has a reputation for being progressive, from the environment to social initiatives.
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Essential Citizens: Trash Pickers Enable Recycling Worldwide
Those of us who live in cities are quite used to them.
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Books vs. eBooks: Which Are Greener?
Amazon.com has sold nearly 300,000 of its Kindle eBook readers since it introduced the device earlier this year.
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MEXICO: Tequila Leaves Environmental Hangover
MEXICO CITY, Aug 7 (Tierramérica) - "Tequila, part of the national identity of Mexico, is invariably present at family celebrations and national holidays. But many are unaware of the bitter taste the tequila industry leaves in the water and soil...." Emilio Godoy
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