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5030_32 Ben Brophy's Bookmarks Tagged With "environment"

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  1. Visit How to Green Your Office and Stay in the Black How to Green Your Office and Stay in the Black

    Tips on greening a graphic design company that apply to just about any office.

  2. Visit NSTAR: NSTAR Green NSTAR: NSTAR Green

    NStar (the local electric utility) is going to offer the customers the option of using wind power for en extra 3¢ per kilowatt hour. My current rate is about 12 per, so that about a 25% increase. However, we've taken a lot of steps to conserve ene… More

  3. Visit Walk Score - How walkable is your house? Walk Score - How walkable is your house?

    Walk Score calculates the walkability of any address. I got an 84 in Cambridge. It will be handy next time we're looking for a new home.

  4. Visit Imagine Earth without people Imagine Earth without people

    What would happen if all of the people disappeared from earth overnight? Fun thought experiment. [via kottke}

  5. Visit The Plastic ocean The Plastic ocean

    This fascinating and disturbing articles covers the huge chunk of the pacific - 2x the size of Texas - that is filling with our discarded plastic. It's freaking me out, but it's important to know about.

  6. Visit Hybrid Solar House > Home Hybrid Solar House > Home

    The enertia house, I saw this from Davic Pogue's column in the NYT. It uses a convection cycle to circulate air in the house, based on how the earth's atmosphere works.

  7. Visit Kleercut.Net | Kimberly-Clark and Kleenex are wiping away ancient forests Kleercut.Net | Kimberly-Clark and Kleenex are wiping away ancient forests

    I heard about this site from some greenpeace activists on Mass Ave. Ive got some family that works for KC and have kind of mixed feelings. They could definitely do more, but there is clear market data that consumers avoid recycled toilet paper and… More

  8. Visit Apple - A Greener Apple Apple - A Greener Apple

  9. Visit Climate Energy Climate Energy

    They have a cool furnace that generates electricity while heating your house.

  10. Visit Reusable vs. Disposable Cups Reusable vs. Disposable Cups

    I've seen this argument that disposable cups take so much less energy to produce that they are better for the environment. [Kottke points out](http://www.kottke.org/remainder/07/04/13179.html) that that isn't taking the environmental impact of shi… More

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