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Dramatic improvements in water and sanitation services are needed to eliminate cholera in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, health experts who took part in a UN-organized briefing to outline concrete steps to stem the spread of the disease in the region stressed. <IMG>http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/1486/30122011drc.jpg</IMG> Women carry jerry cans of chlorinated water, ...
Started by uncentre this week, about Business & Biodiversity
I am quite impressed with this site and the way the members interact. I am quite new to bloggin and forum posting. But running a website/forum seems quite interesting I am trying it at the moment but finding it difficult wonder how the admin is running a site like this ...
Started by jessicawil in September 2011, about Business & Biodiversity
Hi, I am quite impressed with this site and the contributions. I am happy that I am part of this site and I wish to contribute regularly. Thanks
Started by Nishadhawa in September 2011, about Business & Biodiversity
Hi all, I am Lindsay. Like my says I ve joined the community just now. I am keen to participate and contribute to this forum. I am basically a very opinionated person and love debating. I am a fitness freak and also a golf enthusiast. I am also in to ...
Started by lindsaysim in August 2011, about Business & Biodiversity
Hi all, I am Lindsay. Like my says I ve joined the community just now. I am keen to participate and contribute to this forum. I am basically a very opinionated person and love debating. I am a fitness freak and also a golf enthusiast. I am also in to ...
Started by lindsaysim in August 2011, about Business & Biodiversity
These days, you'd find it especially difficult to find something new on the web or otherwise. The reason for this really is that nearly each and every element of the media has been milked for what it was worth and now only new and innovative concepts can make a distinction ...
Started by LisaSilver in August 2011, about Accreditation
I worry with the myriad factors in which our daily living habits impact the environment, can we really tell if our small changes for the environment make a difference or make things worse! Does buying an energy efficient light bulb help the planet? Or do the materials, production methods and ...
Started by Aimee Carruthers in September 2010, about Energy Saving, Sustainability
Can anyone succintly define Sustainability... more to the point, can we agree on a definition?
Started by icp in September 2010, about Sustainability
Well - I was sent a link to this piece this morning. It is a worry. Irrespective of where you sit - believer/ non-believer - the reality is that the world is starting to converge on a view about NZ and it's position in the emerging carbon economy. we seem ...
Started by Nick G. in September 2009, about Economics
The document by Dr. Bartlett from which these were excerpted can be found here <http://www.theoildrum.com/files/20060800,%20Sustainability,%20from%20Anthology.pdf%3Cbr%20/%3E> . LAWS OF SUSTAINABILITY The Laws that follow are offered to define the term "sustainability." In some cases these statements are accompanied by corollaries that are identified by capital letters. They all apply for populations ...
Started by Robert A. in November 2009, about Action, Protest, & Activism, Biofuels & Alternative Energy, Carbon Sequestration, Carbon Trading, Climate Change, Consumerism, Deforestation, Earth, Soil, & Landscape, Economics, Emissions, Environment & Wildlife, Green energy, Permaculture, Pollution
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