Waiting on SPC Mark Camacho…that’s the story of my life. I met my husband one month before he left for basic training in April 2009. The first time I met him he told me he had joined the Army and was about to leave so I quickly put him into the “friends” category since I was definitely not looking to begin any type of long distance relationship
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Image: Mainichi Corporation via The Green Belt Movement When I interviewed Wangari Maathai in July 2004, I had no idea she would be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize just a few months later. By the time the award was announced, I had booked tickets from New York to Nairobi to volunteer with her organization, the Green Belt Movement… Image credit: Ecofilms Australia The other day, I posted a video on how one Australian farmer was using weeds and water to regenerate degraded land . Perusing Permaculture TV , I came across another video from Ecofilms Australia of one Aussie farmer who planted more than 1000 trees along a 2km “swale” (a water harvesting di.. He may have been one of the most successful recording artists in history, but that hasn’t stopped the corporate group responsible for managing Elvis Presley’s assets from filing a new lawsuit Reports of the solar manufacturer Solyndra’s death weren’t so exaggerated after all. Reports of the solar manufacturer Solyndra’s death weren’t so exaggerated after all. Just a few months premature Photo: Michael Graham Richard I, for one, welcome our new LED overlords It looks like the Philips AmbientLED that I reviewed a few months ago has won the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lighting Prize (modeled on the original X-Prize ). The goal was to help “transform lighting technology” by making it more efficient. Just a few months ago, the Speaker of the House, Rep. John Boehner, voted alongside a unified Republican party to keep doling out multi-billion dollar oil subsidies to corporations that have recently seen record-breaking profits. The Future of Flight: Attendants with iPads Uncle Sam has always been much kinder to corn ethanol than its poorer cousins, sugar-based ethanol and biodiesel. But these days, the doted-on child of biofuels seems to be getting all the breaks. The corn ethanol industry, while still wounded, is enjoying profit margins not seen since 2006 |
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