The cold and wintry season is already here and many of us are bundled up in thick jackets and really warm pieces of clothing. Some even would have donned fur coats and the whole lot. But Eva Mendez is making quite a statement for the season. She has taken off her clothing in support of […]
As promised in my previous post, here are the rest of the ten solar tips that could help us in our daily lives. Read on and learn more.
6. When calculating the number of panels you need, do so using winter sunshine hours rather than summer hours - there are roughly twice as many hours sunshine […]
Since we all are aware of the power of the sun and the benefits we could get from it, let us go ahead and take a look at some solar tips I found over the Internet. I’ll give you the first five and head along to sharing with you the next five in my next […]
One of the best ways to let people learn would be through games. Playing games is sometimes thought of as the best means of letting people remember important concepts and ideas.Like Recyclorama.
Recyclorama is no arcade game you play in the mall or somewhere else. Recyclorama is a game you can play with your computer. This […]
So you think global warming only brings about destruction? Well, there’s always a bright side to everything - even global warming!Read these 25 benefits of global warming. I’m sure you’ll be smiling as you go through each number.
Minnesota can change its license plate slogan from “Shit hole” to “The State with Two Coasts.”
Kansas will finally […]
Let’s take things light right now. I came across a joke while surfing the Internet and I wanted to share this one with you.
1960’s Arithmetic test:
“A logger cuts and sells a truck load of lumber for $100. His cost of production is four-fifths of that amount. What is his profit?”
70’s New Math test:
“A […]
Yes, even young elementary school kids are on their way towards learning how they can help fight global warming and climate change. And this is part of a program that is currently being sponsored by the Earth Day Every Day Fund which is part of the Marin Community Foundation.
The program is in full swing thanks […]
Is there really a significance between the number of recycle bins and the rate of people recycling? Some may answer yes and some may answer no. However, there is already a definite answer to that and that answer is backed up by a study so there really is proof.
According to a study which was done […]
One of the best ways to teach students about the lesson at hand is to make the whole experience pretty interesting. And it seems like having a robot that can rap is a surefire way to get the attention of the students and make them learn their lessons the fun way.
In the United Kingdom, the […]
John Pepi is the solid waste manager over at the University of Massachusetts. One of the things that he does well is helping out lessen the amount of garbage that the school produces. He also does help out in teaching students the facts about recycling and looking at what we throw away.
The Daily Collegian tells […]
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