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Nitrogen Pollution Impacting Alpine Lakes

Posted on Sat Nov 7 2009
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Rocky Mountain National ParkA new study recently published in the journal Science discussed the effect of nitrogen pollution on alpine lakes. James Elser, who works at Arizona State University, led the study regarding 90 alpine lakes around the world, including Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado.

The park is home to an array of species, including elk, deer, mountain lions, bears, bighorn sheep and eagles. Sixty of the ...


Chemical Free Lice Remedies

Posted on Fri Nov 6 2009
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Going back to school means more possibilities for your child to bring home colds and other germs. When lice strike your household, it can be a battle to rid your family’s hair of them. Although there are products designed to combat this problem, many of them contain pesticides. Do you really want to expose yourself and your child to these chemicals? Below are a couple natural ways to deal with lice.

Olive/Coconut Oil and Vinegar Remedy


Lice may be small, but they can take over your head quickly. However, the fact that they are small ...




Arctic Fishing Soon To Be Limited

Posted on Fri Nov 6 2009
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It is no secret that the decreasing sea ice in the Arctic has opened the waters to new issues, including ownership battles between countries and fishing in areas never before fished. Due to the dwindling ice, the North Pacific Fishery Management Council began debating what actions to take some three years ago. The group eventually decided to take a cautious approach.

The North Pacific Fishery Management Council decided that it would prevent commercial fishing in areas that are becoming ...


Bears gone Bald!

Posted on Thu Nov 5 2009
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It looks like a creature out of the latest Hollywood movie but bald bears are alive and well. Seems that through a genetic defect all female bears at this particular zoo have gone bold.

The vets are baffled by the hair loss of these bespectacled bears. So far it doesn't seem to be a life treating condition but never the less are attracting massive crowds to witness the spectacle.












Natural Skin Care at Home

Posted on Thu Nov 5 2009
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Beauty fanatics, listen up! The prices of quality skincare products can be outrageous, especially if you’re purchasing anti-aging potions and lotions. These items are also not always packaged in the most eco-friendly way, and they can contain various chemicals, which might make you wonder how safe they are for your skin. By using some common household products, you can clear up acne and reduce fine lines and wrinkles. So where do you start?

Acne No More

Do you have oily skin or pores that are constantly becoming clogged? Then use natural products ...


Mount Kilimanjaro May Soon Be Without Snow Or Ice

Posted on Thu Nov 5 2009
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A study done by a team of researchers regarding Mount Kilimanjaro was recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The team was led by paleoclimatologist Lonnie Thompson, who works for Ohio State University. The study found that the snow and ice cover on the mountain may soon disappear.

Funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the team studied data collected over various points in the ...


Sustainable Shaving Products

Posted on Wed Nov 4 2009
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How often do you shave? If you shave every other day, this means every year you’re shaving 183 times. If you shave once a week, you’re shaving 52 times in a year. Either way you’re using a significant amount of razor blades. However, there are ways to reduce your waste and still have silky smooth legs, underarms or face.

When you’re shopping for razors and skin care products for shaving, it’s important to look for eco-friendly alternatives. This is just another way you can help reduce the amount of plastic going to landfills, especially if you’re shaving ...

Red List Of Endangered Species Released

Posted on Wed Nov 4 2009
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The loss of species on this planet is a major environmental and conservation issue. Global warming, in many instances, is increasing the rate of extinction for various groups. In addition to global warming, direct harm from human populations, including deforestation and hunting, are to blame for numerous other species being on the brink of extinction or already gone.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature recently released their Red List of endangered species. For this year’s ...


Natural Urine Stain and Odor Remedies

Posted on Tue Nov 3 2009
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Urine can be a challenge to deal with, especially if your soft fabrics are saturated in it. However, if you have children or pets, there’s no doubt that you’re going to go head to head with this cleaning nightmare. Fortunately, instead of treating the problem with stain removers and odor absorbers that contain harsh chemicals, you can learn how to take care of the urine in a more natural way.

Eliminate Odor in No Time

When you’re perusing the store aisles for an odor eliminator that works on urine, you need to find one with enzymes. These ...

EPA To Require Ships To Use Low-Sulfur Diesel

Posted on Tue Nov 3 2009
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In 2004, the United States’ Environmental Protection Agency developed  a program entitled the Smartway program. This program is directed towards bus and trucking companies in order to have them change to clean diesel and upgrade their systems. The program gives loans to such companies, and in 2009 $20 million has be doled out.

A recent announcement by the EPA regarding ships has caused many to urge such a program be created for ships to convert to low-sulfur diesel. The ...


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