TODAY DAY BLOG Ecologists
Today reminded me ke am a BLOGGER! With the short time I have but I can not recommend, as usual, a hand posts:
Smashing Magazine: an excellent site on web design.
Watts Up With That : the skeptical science blog from the calentofobia, Anthony Watts. Winner of the 2008 Weblog Awards in the category of best science blog. Suck the IPCC!
Strange Maps: cartographic curiosities and sick imagination.
Filoblog.com : blog English professor of philosophy Pascual Gonzalez. Word that opens the mind. Not for recalcitrant liberals.
photos that Chavez does not want to see : the title says it all. Full Bolibourgeoisie.
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What's the worst that can happen to a "fan to death" of renewable energy? "Running out of sun, wind or rowing? Maybe.
eco-propaganda Adventure Team Carbon Neutral Expeditions to navigate the North Atlantic to Greenland with only the help of energy solar and wind power ended abruptly when a storm ripped the solar panels and wind mill that propelled the ship.
state
As you ugly thing adventurers launched a cry for help was answered by ... an oil tanker.
ironies of life. But as noted the eagerness calentofóbico to save CO2 emissions made them forget that long before the emergence of fossil fuels and the man knew how to sail the 7 seas. Or does this expedition boat was made from recycled paper?
The expedition's blog here. Via
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Tags: Carbon Neutral Expeditions environmentalism oil Greenland
What's the worst that can happen to a "fan to death" of renewable energy? "Running out of sun, wind or rowing? Maybe.
eco-propaganda Adventure Team Carbon Neutral Expeditions to navigate the North Atlantic to Greenland with only the help of energy solar and wind power ended abruptly when a storm ripped the solar panels and wind mill that propelled the ship.
state
As you ugly thing adventurers launched a cry for help was answered by ... an oil tanker.
Raoul Surcouf, 40, a landscape gardener from Jersey, and Richard Spink, 31, a physiotherapist from Bristol, set-up Had to show how the expedition journeys to Some Of The Most remote places on the planet Can Be Undertaken with Minimal Impact on the environment. Their WAS relief tinged with a sense of irony as the rescue craft sat by Falmouth coastguard Was the Overseas Yellowstone a 113.000-tonne oil tanker.
ironies of life. But as noted the eagerness calentofóbico to save CO2 emissions made them forget that long before the emergence of fossil fuels and the man knew how to sail the 7 seas. Or does this expedition boat was made from recycled paper?
The expedition's blog here. Via
From Exile
Tags: Carbon Neutral Expeditions environmentalism oil Greenland
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