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Oslo has pledged to be carbon-neutral by 2050, and earthrise finds out how Norwegians from politicians to business people to ordinary families are pursuing this goal with energy and dedication.
solarworld.com Solar installers and people who have solar panels explain how installing solar panels on your home or business will help you save money on your electric bill and lock in your energy rate for years to come. Using solar energy instead of gas and coal also reduces your carbon footprint and the effects on global warming all while creating jobs in the renewable energy industry.
A behind the scenes look at an entire commercial campaign production with no carbon footprint. Green College Online channel strives to bring you educational, informative and breaking news from around the globe, focused on the environment, innovation, legislation and sustainability. Creating change. Ensuring sustainability. Empowering you. Please feel free to visit our online campus for more information about our elearning courses: www.greencollegeonline.com Disclaimer: This material is not property of Green College Online. Images, videos, music and other media is used only for awareness and message value. We would like to thank all parties and individuals featured on GCO TV for access to this incredible material and the opportunity to share it.
www.icfi.com - This video tells ICF’s Climate story. Watch this short video to learn how ICF helps clients understand the impacts of sea level rise, calculate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, improve air quality, and reduce their carbon footprint. Topics covered: • Climate Impacts + Adaptation • Climate Change + Sustainability • Environment + Planning • Greenhouse Gas Mitigation For more on ICF International, watch the other videos in our series: • Health Video: youtu.be • Community Development Video: youtu.be • Energy Video: youtu.be
Rasmus Priess recaps provisions in current and upcoming standards with regard to the treatment of electricity and particularly supplier specific emission factors (eg “green power”) in carbon footprinting. He then introduces major issues for the possible future recognition of supplier specific emission factors. Presentation held at the 7th PCF World Summit “From Environmental Footprinting to Implementation: Renewable Energy in the Value Chain” on 17-18 April 2012 in Berlin. For more information on the PCF World Summit including the full programme and the above presentation please visit the PCF World Forum website at www.pcf-world-forum.org Visit us on Facebook www.facebook.com
Despite the latest developments regarding methodological harmonisation, a main challenge for labelling is to provide enough specificity to enable a consistent comparability of carbon footprints through the development of product rules. In order to address these challenges, the government of Quebec launched a pilot project as a first step in the implementation of a M carbon footprint labelling initiative. Aiming to create an initiative with solid foundations based on international best practices, the Quebec government joined forces with CIRAIG. The pilot project will compare different protocols to assess result reproducibility. This will contribute to the advancement of environmental labelling. Presentation held at the 7th PCF World Summit “From Environmental Footprinting to Implementation: Renewable Energy in the Value Chain” on 17-18 April 2012 in Berlin. For more information on the PCF World Summit including the full programme and the above presentation please visit the PCF World Forum website at www.pcf-world-forum.org Visit us on Facebook www.facebook.com
Colombian 7-year-old Didier Montalvo suffered from a mole so large that it resembled a turtle shell. A British surgeon finally removed it through a series of painful skin grafts.
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Turtle Boy’s Shell Finally Removed
The fabled source of vaginal orgasms may no longer be a fable. A Florida gynecologist claims to have discovered the physical g-spot in women, what he describes as a sac filled with grape-like clusters, hidden just beneath the urethra. His finding was published in the peer reviewed “Journal of Sexual Medicine.” O, my! Source: commons.wikimedia.org / via: healthland.time.com
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They Found The G-Spot
Does this not look like its straight out of Mass Effect, or Halo, or something that doesn't ACTUALLY EXIST? This preposterous footage is from the International Space Station
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NASA's Nothern Lights Time Lapse Is Today's Best Departure From Reality
By Sandra, Julissa, Gissele and Zofia