The Zero Emission Network supports the global campaign to reduce humanity's net greenhouse gas emissions to zero and below. It is an independent alliance of groups, providing opportunities to share ideas, link campaigns and support each other. Environmental, sporting, social, religious or community groups around the world who understand the need to move to zero emission are invited to consider joining the network. The Network provides some insights into what zero emission mean to… 
Pollution and over-fishing have wiped out a third of the fish species in the Yellow river - China's second longest waterway. This from Jonathan Watts in Beijing on 18 January 2007 reporting for Guardian Unlimited. The extinction toll strengthens fears that China's major rivers are losing their ability to support life as the country's rapid economic growth takes an increasingly heavy toll on the environment. Winding 5,390km from the Tibetan plateau to the Bohai sea, the Yellow… 
Solar Energy - The Path to Self-Sufficency
More and more people are "going green" these days. Years ago, the idea of installing solar panels on your roof was a turn off due to the exorbitant cost of this technology. Globally this is quickly changing, with solar energy growing rapidly as a source of electricity around the world in the last 5 years, and in Australia, the industry is exploding. With the generous government rebates due to reduce mid year, the fact of the matter is that everyone should look into making the switch to solar…See More
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nothing to feedback to you as yet. Joined as I live and work in this kind of space so was interested on a social and professional level. Will keep in touch and feedback any thoughts.
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Stuart