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Carbon Footprint

Carbon Footprint

Archive for February 19th, 2010

MIDAS (Multi industry Data Anomaly Solution) is a complete data integration and management suite used by Dr. Reddy’s labs to integrate and transfer data between different applications like SAP…

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MIDAS by Bodhtree solves Dr. Reddy’s Labs’ Critical Data Integration problem

Is the fitness of a phenotype dependent on the environment in which it is found?

There are many inaugural events unfolding. Two are Green. The first of these was open to the public; tickets for the black-tie gala were 0 apiece, and five percent of ticket prices will go to nonprofit groups that have partnered with event planner Event Emissary. The company is Washington, DC’s first green event planning company. The Green Ball’s power consumption will be minimal and the electricity used to produce the event will be offset by the purchase of renewable energy credits.

http://www.eventemissary.com/

The 2nd green ball is sponsored by Al Gore: The invitation-only affair at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery is called "The Green Ball: Inauguration of a New Green Economy." Ticket prices to the sold-out event were not made public.

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-obama-green11-2009jan11,0,7797733.story

http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/jan2009/2009-01-13-01.asp

Are the efforts to keep it green sufficient? If not, will the footprint be offset by improved programs and education within the first 100 days of the Adminstration?

The Way Of An Idea (Game Battle)

Posted by admin on Feb-19-2010

The point of this physics puzzler: Make the apple bonk Einstein on the head.

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The Way Of An Idea (Game Battle)

I have lots of info on Annie Dillard, but I don’t know exactly how she made an impact on the environment. Do you know?

M3 Geo Documentary - Reduce Carbon Footprint

Posted by admin on Feb-19-2010

How to reduce your carbon footprint. A M3 Geo documentary.

Do hunters have a smaller carbon footprint?

Posted by admin on Feb-19-2010

All this concern by environmentalists about our carbon foot print seems a big deal of late. Now every thing from farting cows to the pets you have are being analyzed as to their impact in global warming.
Well I got to thinking about this and I wonder if we hunters are unknowingly helping to fight global warming.
You see (from what I understand) rising a cow and processing it for market meat has a much higher environmental impact than just shooting a deer to eat. By the time you add up all the energy from the ranchers equipment, feed, the energy to run the slaughter house and the processors, shipping, cold storage, the grocery store and your gas to get to the grocery store……well that’s more of a carbon imprint than driving to the woods and shooting a deer that ate natural food and didn’t require a dime of man made energy to raise.

So could hunters claim they are saving the planet by hunting?
Are we missing out on promoting hunting as eco friendly?
Could it be hunters and wild food gatherers are actually more eco friendly than the average consumer? Or dare I say a vegetarian?

Seems now they say eating your pet rabbit is better than keeping them as far as the carbon thing goes;
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20091220/lf_afp/lifestyleclimatewarminganimalsfood

U. F. C. (Unidentified Floating Cutie)

Posted by admin on Feb-19-2010

I bet that you don't know what this thing is and you still think that it's cute. View Image ›

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U. F. C. (Unidentified Floating Cutie)

I need the kind of environment or condition you would most likely find strep bacteria. Like I guess in forest areas, cleaner rooms, contaiminated air. . . etc. .. i have no clue. and if you could, include where you got the information but no need. thank you!
In other words, Where can you find strep bacteria?