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Copenhagen data confirm: ten percent of Florida underwater by end of the century

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This post is now a Google News Link and is posted on Basil & Spice This post named by Carnival of the Green #207 as “Best Green Tweet” of the week. It was posted on Twitter December 14, 2009. I…

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Irvine, CA, schools go solar: most comprehensive solar school plan in U.S.

Posted on by Sally Kneidel

This post now appearing on Google News and on www.basilandspice.com. We’re making progress! The southern California city of Irvine is taking a giant leap for “green” energy that should help other cities follow suit. All 21 schools in the Irvine…

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Students Assess Biodiversity of Africa’s Tiny Critters

Posted on by Sally Kneidel

A Great Student Opportunity In June of 2009, Ken and I helped out with a biodiversity survey in South Africa. Most of the researchers were undergraduates from universities in the U.S.  All of them had already taken a semester-long ecology…

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10% of Louisiana underwater by 2100, says recent study

Posted on by Sally Kneidel

The Louisiana coast in the year 2100, according to scientists’ projections of rising seas and reduced sedimentation. Note that New Orleans is far off the coast. Photo courtesy of Science News, 7/18/09. The residents of New Orleans have had it…

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Posted in Environmental footprint, Going Green (co-authored with Sadie Kneidel), Sustainable choices for your home, Sustainable Living, Wildlife Tagged with: , , , , ,

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