Yesterday’s Elections Reveal Something Very Clear and Simple
Yes, as shown in the FB post here, something is happening here, and I think it’s simply this: Americans have seen enough. (more…)
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What Would We Do Without Humor In Our Lives?
I just came across this dollar bill, and got a chuckle out of the fact that some prankster somewhere saw fit to make an alteration in our U.S. currency. Maybe I shouldn’t be laughing, since defacing currency is a crime, but I somehow couldn’t help myself.
I can almost see the guy, sitting with his little read stamp and a stack of bills, going KaCHONK, KaCHONK, KaCHONK, wondering how many people he’s going to make smile.
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From Guest Blogger Diana Smith: How to Green Up Your Insulation
Everyone knows the importance of insulation: it maintains the desired temperatures in our homes. In this way, quality insulation materials reduce the need for excessive energy use, which is beneficial both for our pockets and for the environment. If you’re already taking the time to properly insulate your home for the sake of the environment, why not go a step further and go fully-green?
Recycled wood products (more…)
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Sorry, But Exposing “Predatory Televangelists” Is Largely a Waste of Time
Here’s a video that explains why fraudulent faith-healers need to be exposed as liars and cheats.
While this isn’t a terrible idea, I’m afraid I have bad news. Con men aren’t the problem; they’re the consequence of the problem, which is a society of people stupid enough to believe them. You want to show people who are duped by con men evidence? What makes you think their belief-systems have anything whatsoever to do with evidence, when it’s already so clear that they don’t? (more…)
From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Junkers and Clunkers: How Your Old Car is Impacting the Environment
With an old car, you mostly think about how poorly it runs. You don’t consider the long-term effects of pollution that it is causing the environment. It’s important to understand the impact that cars are having on the air, water and soil. Learn more about how your old car is not very environmentally friendly. (more…)
Island Nations Adopting Renewables At a Hellacious Rate: Just Ask the Tasmanian Devil
What are the main characteristics that define our civilization’s rapid migration to clean energy? Well, one is certain: unevenness. Each region of the world has its own unique set of renewable resources, incumbent energy infrastructure, relative economic strength, and political vectors–both legal and corrupt. (more…)
From Guest Blogger Eileen O’Shanassay: How Climate Change Has Affected Flooding in the US
Climate change is impacting the rate of storms, flooding, and other natural disasters in the United States and many other areas of the world. There has been an increase in extreme weather events over the last fifty years and scientists have attributed this change in climate to man-made causes such as pollution. Extreme weather comes at a cost to both people and the economy. (more…)
What Credentials Are Required To Lead the U.S. Department of Energy?
We tend to think that the Secretary of Energy has a hard job. And it used to be exactly that, which is why the past two leaders of the U.S. Department of Energy, Dr. Ernest Moniz and Dr. Steven Chu, had impeccable credentials in academia and management; both carry PhDs in physics, and came to the job with decades of success in leading large teams of people. (more…)
From Guest Blogger Kara Masterson: Greener Homes and Gardens–Four Energy Tips for Homeowners
The average household spends about $2,100 per year on energy. There are things that you can do to cut down on your energy use that will help you save money. You will also be protecting the environment by cutting down on your energy use.
Service Your HVAC System
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From Guest Blogger Laura Williamson: Recycling–Turn Your Metal Junk into Gold
Your home must be littered with junk, but not all types of junk can fetch money. Metal junk like scraps, coils and other products made of metal can help you get a considerable amount of wealth. They can even add Midas touch to Mother Nature. Metal recycling can be golden both for your pocket and your surroundings. (more…)
