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121). Recycling Cell Phones By : Sharon Housley
Recycle Cell PhonesTechnological advancements providing users with improved reception through integrated antenna systems, reduced size and weight
122). Reuniting Lost Pets With Their Owners By : Thaddeus Collins
Losing a family pet can be a traumatic experience, especially on children who are close to the lost pet. But, one in three pet owners fail to ta
123). Reuse in the Workshop By : Lillian & Dave Brummet
Reuse in the Workshop(476 words)The workshop is a great place for reusing items formally destined for the landfill. Even if you do not hav
124). Royal Family Trees By : Trevor Dumbleton
If you are interested in genealogy or history, royal family trees are excellent illustrations of the strange, convoluted, and always interesting
125). RRI Launches New Enviromental Portal By : Charith Senanayake
RRI is in the process of adding the final touches to its new portal - www.earthrestoration.org, which is an extention of it's current website - www,ra
126). Saving Energy in the Kitchen By : Lillian & Dave Brummet
Saving Energy in the Kitchen(312 words)The kitchen, with all its appliances, gadgets and heat, is a real hotspot for potential energy savi
127). Schools - Green and Clean By : Gayle Olson
Now that you are settled back at school it is a good time to think about how you can help the planet by making your classroom and school environmental
128). Sea Change in Australia - Leading to increased soil acidity By : Tobi Nagy
SEA CHANGEAustralia's love of coastal living is leading to some serious environmental problems, as more and more Australians are choosing to build
129). Seven Simple ways to Help The Environment and Your Wallet By : Juan Anselmo Borla
The world is a big place with big problems. Some environmental activists demand
we stop living our lives and look at everything we do as an Earth-ch
130). Seven Steps to A Sucessful Future By : Cheryl haining
Being successful in life is difficult unless you ensure you have a balanced life. To obtain the optimal benefits you must be passionate about your
131). Shoes Everywhere! By : David Kunstek
People who believe shoes are shoes are mistaken. The comfort and support that the shoe offers is important. In fact, wearing improper shoes can cau
132). Signs of the Old Gods: The Winter Solstice By : Simon Mitchell
Once again the Earth turns around the sun and we come to the shortest day, conspiratorially hidden right next to Christmas - on Dec 21st. The Longest
133). Smart Energy Tips By : Nicky Pilkington
It has become a very common reality for the majority of household owners to spend huge amounts of money on monthly utilities. Most of the time, the most expensive things we all have to pay for are related to heating and cooling the house, but, however, the use of home appliances can also make a difference in the overall cost of living for a common family.
134). Smoking By : Michelle Earl
SMOKINGTendrills of smoke circle my headThe smell of it fills me with dread.Especially when I don't smokeIt's only when other peop
135). Smoking Ban - Fair or Foul? By : Dan Buglio
Smoking Bans - Fair or Foul?
136). SOBERING DISCIPLINARY WARNING By : Maureen Metcalf
The transition from 2004 to 2005 has been electrifying. The international ramifications of the deaths of so many people, and the wrecked livelihoods o
137). Sorting Your Money By : Terry J. Rigg
For anyone that is familiar with The Complete Budget and BillOrganizer, http://www.homemoneyh
138). Starting A Group For Sealife Preservation By : James Monahan
To preserve the sea life, you should know the value of nature and all of its aspects without thinking of your own interests.
139). Story of Rock Island Bend By : Mike Clifford/HeartlandOutdoorsman.Com
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140). Straw as real estate building material By : Cameron Lindblom, RealEstateGates.com
In the famous kid’s fairy tale ‘The Three Little Pigs’ one of the pigs built a house of straw that made him almost pay with his life. The pig was bla
141). Sustainable Agriculture- A Case Study for Australia By : Tobi Nagy
IntroductionAustralia is oldest continent on earth and has one of the most fragile and least fertile soils. Other than Antarctica, Australia is th
142). Taming Hurricane Pedro Gives Hope for the Future By : Pontus Edenberg
August 29, 2040 - Analysts believe that the effort in taming the hurricane Pedro is the main reason for it to still be considered a category four hurr
143). The Ancient Pathways of Cornwall By : Simon Mitchell
The Saint's Way in Cornwall is a story written into the land. This ancient route existed long before it was used by saints, taking advantage of the u
144). The Dead Sea - A Sea that is Sadly "Living" up to its Name By : Haitham Sabbah
145). The Gifts of Nature By : Keith Varnum
"The people in the Land of the Eagle (North America) don't have to know any more. They have more than enough books. They have the knowledg
146). The Intricacies of a Compound Microscope By : Mike Spencer
Have you ever used a compound microscope? Your first thought may be to answer "no"
147). The Kowhai New Zealand's National Flower By : Alan Jolliffe
If there is one flowering plant that New Zealanders call their National Flower it is the Kowhai. It grows naturally throughout the dryer areas of New
148). The many uses of the Functional Wetland. By : Kevin Doberstein
article intro: In a recent City council meeting that was held in a small city in northern Wisconsin, a developer was trying to present a plan. This d
149). The Mystery of Furry Animals By : Thomas Yoon
Comfort! Everyone wants comfort. Air-conditioning systems have been invented for the purpose of providing comfort to the inhabitants of building
150). The Pocket Gopher By : Matt Oliver
The Pocket GopherArticle by Matt OliverCopyright © 2003 by ProGardenBizProGardenBiz, an online magazinehttp://www.progardenbiz.com
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