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Relationships: The Basic Building Blocks of Life - Margaret WheatleyThe scientific search for the basic building blocks of life has revealed a startling fact: there are none. The deeper that physicists peer into the nature of reality, the only thing they find is relationships. Even sub-atomic particles do not exist alone. One physicist described neutrons, ...
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The Irresistible Future of Organizing - Margaret J. WheatleyWhy do so many people in organizations feel discouraged and fearful about the future? Why does despair only increase as the fads fly by, shorter in duration, more costly in each attempt to improve? Why have the best efforts to create significant and enduring organizational change resulted in so ...
Giorgio Bertini
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Sustainable Sushi » Virtual Sushi DinnerVirtual Sushi Dinner Copyright © ...
Eilif Wang
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SeaWeb - www.SeaWeb.orgSeaWeb Partners with Lilly Pulitzer Lilly Pulitzer’s Resort 2009 collection, which launched on October 29 in New York, tells the important story of coral conservation through fashion. Janie Schoenborn, senior design director at Lilly Pulitzer, understands the importance of looking to the ...
Eilif Wang
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Socially responsible banking interview with SustainLINK's Dan ParkerBanks that are not eco-intelligent, or have ...
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1Climate Change About National Security, Not Just Hugging Trees -- Sphere News, Opinion and AnalysisDUH! Mainly Repbulicans (but also many Democrats) serving their corporate energy company masters have for years "buried their heads in the sand" about this. If we had reduced or eliminated our dependence on foreign oil as Jimmy Carter urged and attempted to implement (torpedoed by the Saudi's ...JDP added 7 days ago
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The Cahaba: A River of Riches | Science & Nature | Smithsonian MagazineAlso worth checking out: www.cahabariversociety.org (looks after the Cahaba, which, as you can see in the article, is hugely biodiverse, but which also is a major source of drinking water for a large portion of Alabama. Currently seeking new members/sponsors. Check them out.Daniel Monroe added 4 weeks ago
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2Technology Review: Forget Curbing Suburban SprawlThe assumptions here are very arbitrary. While the average American commutes 29 miles per day, I live in a densely populated area and commute about 7.5 miles per day, by bicycle. So, assuming that living in more densely populated areas would (could?) reduce personal travel "by only 8 to 11 ...Geoffrey Ames added 2 months ago
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Small but powerful - Robert Gottliebsenthey use natural gas, coal seam gas, etc as fuel, this is burnt heating (for example) a central heating unit and uses a ceramic catalyst/substrate to capture electricity from the reactionmeika added 3 months ago
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Small but powerful - Robert Gottliebsenbut you still need to manufacture hydrogen to run a fuel stack, and that's not cheap, nor efficient. It takes a lot of solar power, or grid power, to break the water bond to generate it, more than you get back..dysviz added 3 months ago
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