Let’s say you’re a politician, and you have a policy you want to push to the public. How do you get the backing? You turn to semantics. Do you call it a bail-out or a rescue plan? Invasion of privacy or the Patriot Act? A War on Terror or an invasion of a country [...]
Clean Words = Clean Policies? Politicians Seem to Think So
October 4th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Climate Change · Global Warming · Green Tech · Javascript
Imagine a $700 Billion Bailout for the Environment
October 1st, 2008 · No Comments
The economic crisis currently facing the nation has caused a flurry of political action. From McCain “suspending” his campaign to massive bailouts, the response has been immediate and serious. Even though the $700 billion bailout for Wall Street was rejected by the House of Representatives, which would have been the largest US government [...]
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Researchers Develop Process That Could Result in Higher Yield from Oil Shale
September 22nd, 2008 · No Comments
Results from the retort experiments for oil shale (OS) samples. Click to enlarge. Credit: ACS Researchers in Canada and Turkey have developed a new process that could lead to the more economical production of oil shale with increased yield. In laboratory-scale experiments, the researchers added inexpensive iron powder to four different types of oil [...]
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Driving Engagement and Viral Marketing Impact in Green: Part I - User-Generated Content
September 21st, 2008 · No Comments
Tapping social media to engage consumers as well as facilitate viral marketing has the potential to generate significant results for marketers. Not only can this drive greater brand impact but it can significantly increase reach to a receptive audience at little, if any, incremental cost. Today, more and more marketers are trying [...]
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New Study Says Going Green Means Going Vegan
September 20th, 2008 · No Comments
For years now, vegans have touted the benefits of eating no meat. While there are benefits to only eating vegetables and fruits, my wife and I are not totally committed to going vegan quite yet. However, for Our Green Year , we have taken the initiative to only eat bison, elk or anything else [...]
Tags: Alternative Energy · Climate Change · Uncategorized · Wind Energy