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The Botanist Next Door: May 2009
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The Botanist Next Door. The Tree of Life is Self-Pruning" - Darwin Awards. Friday, May 29, 2009. Friday Ted Talk May 29th. This week, I have found an inspirational TED Talk for us botanists. Why we are saving billions of seeds. It is regarding the Millennium Seed Bank. Run by Kew Gardens. Friday, May 22, 2009. Flower Focus I: Crocus. Now that spring has sprung in our horribly cold climate, I do enjoy my little croci that pop up wherever they can and give a little colour to the beds in the spring. I will ...
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USEFULL WEB SITES | Nonviolent Change Journal Publication of the Research/Action Team on Nonviolent Large Systems Change
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Nonviolent Change Journal Publication of the Research/Action Team on Nonviolent Large Systems Change. UN NGO Climate Change Caucus. With numerous task forces, is at: http:/ climatecaucus.net. On the Frontlines of Climate Change: A global forum for indigenous peoples, small islands and vulnerable communities. Can be subscribed to at: http:/ www.climatefrontlines.org/lists/? See postings on the website at: http:/ www.climatefrontlines.org/en-GB/node/148. The Environmental Defense Fund. Works on a variety o...
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Energy Crash & The Limits to Growth: September 2010
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Energy Crash and The Limits to Growth. Tuesday, September 28, 2010. The Impending World Energy Mess with Robert L. Hirsch. Has released a series of video interviews. With Robert L. Hirsch the author of the new book: The Impending World Energy Mess. The Impending World Energy Mess with Robert L. Hirsch Pt 01. The Impending World Energy Mess with Robert L. Hirsch Pt 02. The Impending World Energy Mess with Robert L. Hirsch Pt 04. The Impending World Energy Mess with Robert L. Hirsch Pt 09. Economists and p...
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Energy Crash & The Limits to Growth: The Coming Oil Crisis & Why You Should Care
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Energy Crash and The Limits to Growth. Friday, November 12, 2010. The Coming Oil Crisis and Why You Should Care. On the Financial Sense Newshour. This week, Jim Puplava. Is pleased to have Dr. Colin Campbell on the program. Dr. Campbell, a pioneer in the field of peak oil, believes the effects of peak oil are coming sooner than expected, and the warnings from experts around the globe are largely being ignored by the politicians. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Best of The Oil Drum 2005-2010.
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Energy Crash & The Limits to Growth: The NEW Oil Age Poster (Dec 2010)
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Energy Crash and The Limits to Growth. Wednesday, February 2, 2011. The NEW Oil Age Poster (Dec 2010). This is the newly updated December 2010 edition of The Oil Age Poster. Oil forms the basis of our industrial age, powering everything we know as modern, from automobiles to airplanes to power plants to plastics. Colorful and authoritative, this poster traces the history of the Oil Age from its beginnings in the hills of western Pennsylvania to its rise as the engine of global industrial economies. Mythb...
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Energy Crash & The Limits to Growth: February 2011
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Energy Crash and The Limits to Growth. Wednesday, February 2, 2011. The NEW Oil Age Poster (Dec 2010). This is the newly updated December 2010 edition of The Oil Age Poster. Oil forms the basis of our industrial age, powering everything we know as modern, from automobiles to airplanes to power plants to plastics. Colorful and authoritative, this poster traces the history of the Oil Age from its beginnings in the hills of western Pennsylvania to its rise as the engine of global industrial economies. Mythb...
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Energy Crash & The Limits to Growth: April 2010
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Energy Crash and The Limits to Growth. Wednesday, April 28, 2010. The Best Peak Oil Investments Series by Tom Konrad. Tom Konrad is posting a new series of investment advise on the Alternative Energy Stocks blog. Which has also appeared on Seeking Alpha. Here is a collection of his Best Peak Oil Investment articles so far:. Peak Oil Investments I'm Putting My Money On: Part I, Biofuels. Peak Oil Investments I'm Putting My Money On: Part II, Hydrogen and Vehicle Electrification. Tuesday, April 27, 2010.
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Energy Crash & The Limits to Growth: The Next Oil Shock? - Report
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Energy Crash and The Limits to Growth. Friday, October 22, 2010. The Next Oil Shock? The Economics and Industry Team of New Zealand Parliamentary Library has published a new research paper: The Next Oil Shock? The Conclusion of the report. The global economy is heavily dependent on affordable oil. Although there remain large reserves of oil which can be extracted, the world’s daily capacity to extract oil cannot keep increasing indefinitely. A point will be reached where it is not economically ...The dif...
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Energy Crash & The Limits to Growth: The End of Oil as We Know It - 2010 ASPO-USA Conference
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Energy Crash and The Limits to Growth. Monday, October 18, 2010. The End of Oil as We Know It - 2010 ASPO-USA Conference. Global Energy Experts Agree: We are Facing the End of Oil as We Know It. The presentation files of the 2010 World Oil Conference have been posted on the aspo-usa web site including:. The Impending World Energy Mess Keynote Presentation. By Robert L. Hirsch. Energy and Financial Crisis. By Nicole Foss of The Automatic Earth. The End of Investment. Where are we now? The Next Oil Shock?
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Energy Crash & The Limits to Growth: October 2010
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Energy Crash and The Limits to Growth. Friday, October 22, 2010. The Next Oil Shock? The Economics and Industry Team of New Zealand Parliamentary Library has published a new research paper: The Next Oil Shock? The Conclusion of the report. The global economy is heavily dependent on affordable oil. Although there remain large reserves of oil which can be extracted, the world’s daily capacity to extract oil cannot keep increasing indefinitely. A point will be reached where it is not economically ...The dif...
