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  1. Photovoltaic Panels: Solar Power

    by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on December 21, 2001

    Solar watch, radio, calculator

    Sure you’ve heard about them. Our cities use them. Many countries use them. They’re the energy source of the future. But did you know that they’re right next to you? In your desk drawers, and on your own wrist as you are reading this? As you turn to look and figure [...]



  2. The next generation of products in the world will be green. But what is “green?” Green can mean earth-friendly, green can mean a political movement, but for lack of a better term, green can also be the label given to the most significant economic transformation in the history of humanity; the transition from a civilization [...]



  3. WildAid Warriors gather to be Honored by the City of San Francisco

    by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on August 15, 2001

    WildAid anti-
    poaching poster

    Editor’s note: According to Interpol, the illegal trade in wildlife is worth $6 billion per year. Only the illegal drugs trade and arms trade are more profitable. WildAid focuses on fighting wildlife crime. Its three-pronged approach includes providing financial assistance, training and equipment to rangers in national parks and marine reserves in developing [...]



  4. Bickford Ranch: Future of Development?

    by Ed Ring on July 24, 2001

    Bickford Ranch
    The Sunny Future of Home
    Developments?

    By Ed “Redwood” Ring
    July 24, 2001

    Bickford Ranch location
    in Northern California

    With California’s population increasing by 500,000 per year, land development is inevitable. It isn’t a question of whether or not to build new homes, new streets, new industrial parks, new water & power infrastructure. It is only a question [...]



  5. John Gavitt: WildAid’s Newest Warrior

    by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on July 19, 2001

    John Gavitt:
    WildAid’s Newest Warrior

    Interviewed by Ed “Redwood” Ring
    July 19th, 2001

    When one considers the size and scope of the environmental movement, the organizations, the institutions, involving hundreds of thousands of people and hundreds of millions of dollars, it can come as a shock to realize only a handful of groups actually operate on the front lines.

    John [...]



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