Our old boiler came with the house and was a vintage late 1950's boiler. "Ha Rumpf," it said, each time we called for heat.
Nov 6, 2009 Print Article vishi tagged Canada, Global Warming
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Oil extraction from the Alberta Tar Sands is "The World's most Destructive Project" according to the activist website, one blue marble, but also by many others. What exactly makes the Tar Sands project so dangerous to humanity and the planet's well-being? Well, for starters, the process of extraction is more complex and involves the usage of expensive machinery than conventional oil mining. Tar sands are a mixture of clay, sand, water and bitumen which is a heavy viscous oil.
Oct 5, 2009 Print Article Guest tagged Global Warming Sep 13, 2009 Print Article Susan Dokko tagged Global Warming, Norway A steadily melting glacier weeps for the tragic effects on the environment due to global warming... Mother Nature's mournful face was pictured etched into an ice cliff at the Svalbard archipelago in Norway. A must see image!
Sep 4, 2009 Print Article * What's the difference between a gas powered lawn mower and a push reel mower? And what does it have to do with driving a hybrid? Find out.
Go Green - When I say zero emission in the video I was talking about what Ford explains as: meeting strict Super Ultra Low Emission Vehicle (SULEV II) and Advanced Technology Partial Zero Emissions Vehicle (AT-PZEV) standards.
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