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Day 5: Riverside Departure
Participants began to assemble at the riverside from 7:30 with the arrival of buses loaded with rural workers and small farmers from the surrounding area. Many had started out in the small hours just … more →
Encontro Xingu '08
A model for modern energy
brazilianstudies wrote 1 week ago: Brazil is the world’s tenth largest energy consumer. At the same time, it is an important oil … more →
Defining Green Energy
ekswitaj wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia In 2008, international investment in renewable energy surpassed spending … more →
How can Solar Energy revolutionize our energy needs?
kether1985 wrote 2 months ago: B4S: If you enjoy this work Digg it and to catch more about this blog follow me on twitter -> HE … more →
Clean Living
katynally wrote 2 months ago: Costa Rica is ahead of the U.S. in basically every aspect of environmentalism. In the 1990’s t … more →
Belo Monte Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
ipcst wrote 3 months ago: The Brazilian Environment Agency, IBAMA, now has the EIA for the Belo Monte dam project, and parts a … more →
Sunapee Town Report Honors Norm Perkins
Sunapee News wrote 4 months ago: Norman Edward Perkins (1911-2008). Photo courtesy of Ron Garceau and Sunapee Historical Society. Res … more →
Stop the Water!
theangryhedgehog wrote 5 months ago: Image by jtriefen via Flickr Two very different approaches to the use of their water resource … more →
A glimmer of positive attitudes in China's approach to sustainable development
BobG in Vancouver wrote 7 months ago: Image via Wikipedia It seems that the environmental news from China is persistently bad. Melamine, … more →
ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS PICKS
Buck Denton wrote 8 months ago: BATS: Deadly Bat Disease Linked to Cold-Loving Fungus: Scientists have pinpointed the fungus linked … more →
How to Create a Wind-Powered Pacific Northwest
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lettrist wrote 9 months ago: According to the Northwest Power and Conservation Council, this is the electricity source makeup of … more →
The Future of Energy
someknowledge wrote 10 months ago: World reserves of fossil fuels are finite. Looked at chemically, there is only a finite, yet large, … more →
hydroelectricity, in a new way
thegreenkid wrote 10 months ago: A town by the name Vandergrift, in Pennsylvania, is planning on using the Kiskiminetas River to gen … more →
Megapundit: Rebranding the NDP
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Chris Selley wrote 1 year ago: WEEKEND ROUNDUP Must-reads: Graham Thomson and Scott Taylor on Afghanistan; Dan Gardner on missile d … more →
Day 5: Riverside Departure
ipcst wrote 1 year ago: Participants began to assemble at the riverside from 7:30 with the arrival of buses loaded with rura … more →
Day 4: Brazilian and International Law, Cultural Respect
ipcst wrote 1 year ago: My good intentions to upload to this blog each day were thwarted by the failure of the local interne … more →
Day 3; Time to Reflect
ipcst wrote 1 year ago: Because of the continuing Internet limitations, photos from the last three days of the Encontro will … more →
Day 3; Hydroelectric Dams on the Headwaters
ipcst wrote 1 year ago: I’m uploading this on Saturday, after the closing of the event, because the internet connectio … more →
Encontro Xingu Day 2
ipcst wrote 1 year ago: Indians continued to arrive throughout the day. There are now over 600 people from 35 ethnic groups, … more →
Encontro Xingu: Day 1
ipcst wrote 1 year ago: There were problems along the way. Buses broke down, bridges collapsed – one bus was even shot … more →
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