Increasingly, landowners are interested in managing their properties in a manner that is beneficial to wildlife. This is due not only to the aesthetic values they provide but also because of the income potential. The article linked below will lead to a bibliography of published works available for best management practices for various species. Intended for wildlife professionals, it is also valuable to landowners seeking to maximize the wildlife potential of their properties.
Conservation Tactics to Help Fish and Wildlife Thrive Featured in New Bibliography
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Friday, January 2, 2009
Texas Energy Efficiency Study
It makes good economic sense to be as efficient as possible with power usage. We just completed installation of a new central heating and cooling system in our home. With the technological improvements since our previous unit was built, we should save about 40% on our electricity usage with the new unit. It will pay for itself in less than 10 years at that rate.
Electricity study embraces energy efficiency for state
Electricity study embraces energy efficiency for state
Labels:
efficiency,
electricity,
energy
The Winds of Nicaragua
For some energy-starved countries, wind is becoming an increasingly important source of power.
Nicaragua adds wind power to energy mix
Nicaragua adds wind power to energy mix
Labels:
alternative energy,
energy,
Nicaragua,
wind power
Summary of Poznan Climate Conference
The following is a link to:
COP14—PoznaĆ Climate Conference Summary
Whatever your thoughts on climate change, it has definitely become a part of our world economic situation.
COP14—PoznaĆ Climate Conference Summary
Whatever your thoughts on climate change, it has definitely become a part of our world economic situation.
Labels:
agriculture,
climate change,
conservation,
energy
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