Posted on 14 September 2009
Tags: Arizona, California, clean energy, Colorado, David Bercovich, Energy development, energy needs, Energy policy, Environment, environmental groups, forward for renewable energy development, Frances Beinecke, generation business talks, Google, Google.org, green energy, Idaho, Johanna Wald, Mohave Desert, Montana, National Audubon Society, Natural Resources Defense Council, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, renewable energy, renewable energy developers, renewable energy development, renewable energy generation plants, South Dakota, United States, Washington, Wyoming
Two environmental groups have started joint venture with Google in a try to guide renewable energy development off from sore regions, by employing Google Earth maps.
The National Audubon Society and the Natural Resources Defense Council brought out the latest tool that is named the Path to Green Energy. It is available for the people to utilize.
The latest maps gathered maps of threatened species home grounds, national parks and other forms of protected land from 13 western states. It added up all the information on Google Earth.
The analysis encompasses approximately 860 million acres, almost one-half the acreage of the lower 48 states in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
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Posted on 10 September 2009
Tags: active and vocal green energy supporter, Al Gore, America, An Inconvenient Truth, Arnold Schwarzenegger, California, Cameron Diaz, clean energy, Colorado, comedian, Conservation International, conventional energy, Daryl Hannah, Dian Fossey Foundation, Ed Begley Junior, electrical energy, energy, Energy Conservation International, Energy development, Energy policy, Energy Programs, energy sources, Environment, fixed energy efficiency levels, green energy, Harrison Ford, Harvard Medical School, International Fund For Animal Welfare, Jimmy Fallon, Justin Timberlake, Leo DiCaprio, Malibu, MTV, Natural Resources Defense Council, Reef Check, renewable energy, renewable energy sources, self-sufficient house getting electricity, Ted Danson, Terminator, United States, Wind Energy, Wind Mill, Woody Harrelson, Yellowstone National Park
Of course there are no exact measures by which anybody can guess how “green” any renowned celebrity may be but some entertainment notables are still there we known them for their vocal backing of environmental efforts and their dedication to a greener life-style
Ted Danson
Actor Ted Danson commenced the American Oceans Campaign in 1987 to counsel strengthening coastal and marine ecosystem securities. His opinions on marine conservation have invoked hundreds of volunteers countrywide to participate in letter-writing campaigns also as coastal cleanings and other associated activities.
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