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What causes hurricanes can be a long explanation, but in short, it is a combination of it’s fuel (vapour from the oceans surface), heat combined with low pressure and wind.
What causes hurricanes to form…

is the wind that spirals inward to the center of the low pressure area. These winds encourage more vaporization from the […]

What! Ski green? I mean global warming is now a hot topic with ski resorts according to USA Today.
Out of 14 states, 55 resorts are purchasing renewable energy in order to curb some or all of their power requirements. The National Ski Areas Association disclosed that 26 of those 55 resorts are now operating on…

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I just read an eye-catching ad on recycled paper. Waste Management, found at Waste Management recycled enough paper to save over 41 million trees! They are North America’s largest recycler. What a great company model to follow…

It amazed me to read just how every little bit of recycled paper truly adds up. […]

With all the talk (and data) around global warming and the effects it is causing on the polar regions, talk is being debated on whether or not to list polar bears as “threatened” by the US Bush administration.
If the decision comes to pass, the polar bear threatened listing won’t come into effect until January […]

USA Today has a great article on global warming. It’s history in the making. The case is dutifully called “Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency”. Twelve states and thirteen environmental groups are seeking federal regulation of motor-vehicle emissions…

Personally, I see no harm in bringing back the electric car and spurring on new industries that […]

Have you ever traveled to Kimberly BC? I felt like I was in Switzerland. The snow just drooped off the trees so thick you thought their branches were going to snap any moment. Buildings were constructed of huge wooden logs and cedar siding - so much so that I wondered how old the trees […]

To combat global warming, scientists have educated the United Nations it will take a $20-40 billion dollar a year purse for industrialized nations. If we all “step up to the plate” and own up to our responsibilities, this should help spur economic growth in many areas yet to be expanded and explored.
Sure, we can […]