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Monthly Archives: June 2012
How to engage reverse gear…
In countries that take environmental responsibility seriously, the government & respective agencies are generous in advocating & investing in healthy practices to reduce wastes, conserve/ farm energies, reduce carbon emission etc. The solutions come in the form of heavy subsidies … Continue reading
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Do we wish to see the next century…
It is a known fact that we live in the era of global warming, somewhat similar to what scientists say occurred shortly before prehistoric creatures became extinct (some say, not exactly all). Depleting fossil fuel inevitably goes on the rise … Continue reading →
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