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Ugly Sea Monster [pic]

Okay, not really a monster but a Frilled Shark.
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What is the Monkeysphere?

Want to know the answer to all the world’s problems? Look inside a monkey.
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Fact or Fiction?: Black Is Better than White for Energy-Efficient Screens

The green computing movement demands that all computer users shed the energy-wasting practices to which they’ve grown accustomed
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16 Lovely Image Sets of Abandoned Places

These will be fun and relaxing to browse over the weekend …
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50 Green Tips - Easy Practical Tips Anyone Can Do

I have come across many tip sheets along my journey to be green. This is by far the most complete no matter what stage of life you are in. Heck there are 50. The author was good enough to link to every organization mentioned as well. Finally.
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Alternative Energy Sources: 4 Technologies on the Brink

As a major energy source, wind blows. That’s because it doesn’t blow all the time, and the electricity produced
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Where Vehicles are Left to Die [pics]

here are some examples of vehicle cemeteries around the world, areas on earth that have unwittingly become the home to rusting, unused machines - remember, this is just a selection of the many boneyards on earth and while they often look stunning and make for a great photo, the environmental costs far outweigh the view.
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No matter what the cause of global warming, it may already be to late!

500 Billion Tons of Prehistoric Organic Matter May Massively Accelerate Global Warming
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The WAM-V: EcoGeeky Spider Boat

[w/pics & videos] It’s hard to imagine a boat that, well, doesn’t look like a boat. With cars, people are going crazy, removing wheels, changing seat configurations, all for the sake of being aerodynamic. But boats don’t need to be aerodynamic…they need to be hydrodynamic, and how on earth do you do that?
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Clever plants chat over their own network

Recent research reveals that plants have their own chat systems that they can use to warn each other. Therefore plants are not boring and passive organisms that just stand there waiting to be cut off or eaten up. Many plants form internal communications networks and are able to exchange information efficiently.
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