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Tips for eco friendly recipes
by Roger on Jul.13, 2010, under Eco-friendly recipes, Ecology, Ideas and practical tips
Considering the increasing threat of global warming, you have to comprehend the significance of taking good care of planet earth, along with its precious resources. An easy way to become environmentally-friendly is to buy from firms that try to reduce their carbon footprint when (continue reading…)
Biofuels production and companies
by Roger on Mar.05, 2010, under Ecology, Ecology thoughts
Biofuel, based on fuel derived from organic biomass from recently living animals or plants or their byproducts, has transformed from a niche alternative to fossil fuels (e.g., gasoline, diesel) to become a booming industry. Driven by a unique cocktail of energy security fears, rising oil prices, low barriers to entry, and government support, the biofuels sector has taken off over the past ten years.
Any liquid that stores energy, which is typically utilized by an engine or generator, can be called a “fuel.” The term “biofuels” encompasses a wide range of fuels, including vegetable oils, animal fats, ethanol, biodiesel (any oil or fat that undergoes transesterification to more closely resemble mineral-based fuel), and synfuel (fuel made from gasified organic matter, then (continue reading…)
10 facts on recycling
by Roger on Feb.10, 2010, under Ecology, Ecology thoughts

From aluminum soda cans and glass jars to old newspapers and rolled-up magazines, the most commonly recycled materials are household products and everyday items no longer of any use. Recycling not only transforms waste into valuable resources, but also benefits the environment on both a local and global level.
The effort saves energy, prevents pollution, decreases greenhouse gases and conserves natural resources.
1. Aluminum Cans
In the United States, used aluminum beverage cans are the most recycled item, but other types of aluminum are just as worthy. Siding, gutters, car components, storm window frames and lawn furniture are often overlooked recyclable items. Recycling one aluminum can saves the equivalent of a ½ gallon of gasoline or enough energy to watch television for 3 hours. Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run a TV for (continue reading…)
Natural disasters : the 10 deadliest throughout history
by Roger on Jan.28, 2010, under Ecology, Ecology thoughts, Humanitarian action, Humanitarian thoughts
When nature goes out of control….

7 tips to protect environment as you make love
by Roger on Jan.10, 2010, under Ecology, Green objects
You can turn your whole life into a green one, even its most intimate part. Many websites provide you with some tips to get your sex life greener. We’ve made a selection of a few ones to help you enjoy sustainable sex. (continue reading…)
Green energy
by Roger on Sep.10, 2009, under Ecology, Ecology thoughts

Uranium, oil, water, natural gas – as power sources, all have the potential to run out during the course of human development, perhaps in the next couple of hundred years. Renewable sources can fudge this problem by using energy sources that either will last longer than the human race or (continue reading…)
10 pieces of gorgeous organic underwear
by Roger on Aug.10, 2009, under Ecology, Green objects
Be both sexy and environment-friendly, is this possible ? We do think so, that is why we selected 10 pieces of gorgeous organic underwear : underwear (bras, panties and night dresses) that will reveal your inner beauty, your moral values, and your commitment to environment / fair trade as well as your body shapes.
All these have been chosen by men, but we would love to know what you women / girls think about it
1. People Tree Fair Trade & Organic Cotton Night Dress – in magenta






