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The Great Sparrow Disaster
In 1959 the Chinese government
believed they could improve their grain
harvest by eradicating the sparrow.
They succeeded. By killing millions of
the elegant birds, the locusts swarmed
and thereby created one of the worst
famines in history.
From 1959-1961 there were over 38
million Chinese who died of starvation.
For more on the Great Sparrow Disaster
go to:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Years_
of_Natural_Disasters
In 1959 the Chinese government
believed they could improve their grain
harvest by eradicating the sparrow.
They succeeded. By killing millions of
the elegant birds, the locusts swarmed
and thereby created one of the worst
famines in history.
From 1959-1961 there were over 38
million Chinese who died of starvation.
For more on the Great Sparrow Disaster
go to:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Years_
of_Natural_Disasters
SAVING MONEY DURING DIFFICULT ECONOMIC TIMES.
Eco Tip: Clean Coal? Is there such a thing as clean coal? Depends on who's paying for the ads.
Lots of money has been poured into the development for clean coal. After years of investment and
research there are still no working plants that substantially reduce the pollution from burning coal.
Burning coal is the dirtiest form of producing electricity and a major source of global warming
pollution. If you're looking for a home in America that's heated or cooled by cleaning burning coal,
you can stop your search -- there isn't one home that uses clean burning coal.
Don't forget that being green is everybody's job.
COAL IS A LEADING SOURCE OF GLOBAL WARMING EMISSIONS
Burning coal for electricity is a leading source of global warming pollution in the US. Emissions from
coal combustion for electricity contribute 32% of US CO2 emissions. The CO2 emissions from this
coal combustion are larger than the emissions from gasoline and diesel transportation, which
together contribute 27% of US CO2 emissions.
Eco Tip: Clean Coal? Is there such a thing as clean coal? Depends on who's paying for the ads.
Lots of money has been poured into the development for clean coal. After years of investment and
research there are still no working plants that substantially reduce the pollution from burning coal.
Burning coal is the dirtiest form of producing electricity and a major source of global warming
pollution. If you're looking for a home in America that's heated or cooled by cleaning burning coal,
you can stop your search -- there isn't one home that uses clean burning coal.
Don't forget that being green is everybody's job.
COAL IS A LEADING SOURCE OF GLOBAL WARMING EMISSIONS
Burning coal for electricity is a leading source of global warming pollution in the US. Emissions from
coal combustion for electricity contribute 32% of US CO2 emissions. The CO2 emissions from this
coal combustion are larger than the emissions from gasoline and diesel transportation, which
together contribute 27% of US CO2 emissions.
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Eco Tip: Have you heard about tidal energy? Oceans currents can generate massive amounts of energy
using tidal energy generators. Kinetic motion is captured by large underwater turbines that are placed in
areas with high tidal movements much like wind turbines are placed in windy areas like North Dakota.
The great thing about the future of tidal energy is that once you've spent the money to install the underwater
generators, the oceans currents do the job free of charge. No oil, no coal. It's the best of alternative energy.
If you're interested in learning more, check out the articles below:
CLEAN ENERGY FROM FLOWING WATER
The flowing waters in the rivers and tidal waves can be a good source of alternative energy. With 70%
of the earth’s surface covered with water, a great amount of energy can be produced by...
SEAGEN GETS READY TO GO
World’s first commercial-scale tidal stream turbine set to be installed. Bristol-based Marine Current
Turbines (MCT) is set to deploy its 1.2MW SeaGen Tidal System in Strangford Narrows...
Eco Tip: Have you heard about tidal energy? Oceans currents can generate massive amounts of energy
using tidal energy generators. Kinetic motion is captured by large underwater turbines that are placed in
areas with high tidal movements much like wind turbines are placed in windy areas like North Dakota.
The great thing about the future of tidal energy is that once you've spent the money to install the underwater
generators, the oceans currents do the job free of charge. No oil, no coal. It's the best of alternative energy.
If you're interested in learning more, check out the articles below:
CLEAN ENERGY FROM FLOWING WATER
The flowing waters in the rivers and tidal waves can be a good source of alternative energy. With 70%
of the earth’s surface covered with water, a great amount of energy can be produced by...
SEAGEN GETS READY TO GO
World’s first commercial-scale tidal stream turbine set to be installed. Bristol-based Marine Current
Turbines (MCT) is set to deploy its 1.2MW SeaGen Tidal System in Strangford Narrows...
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