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Comment by Jalpa Kansara July 15, 2008 @ 11:00 amAhmedabad, Gujarat, India.
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Comment by Seth Masia July 15, 2008 @ 12:55 pmhttps://secure.ases.org/cgi-bin/amms/view=AM159
Climate Change, will promote the discussion to explore opportunities for advancing the global environment, adopting specific climate action plans.
Global climate change is one of the most important issues that we will face this century.
We are exploring technologies and strategies that will work in pro of a growing world-wide movement to reduce greenhouse gases.
SOLAR ENERGY is the cleanest source of energy, the development of new ways to produce solar energy is in its best moment, the changes in the way of life we are living at this time will be tremendous, the technology is growing at the maximum speed and we have to live according with those changes.
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Comment by Eduardo A Carvajal July 22, 2008 @ 5:02 pmEcotech llc.
Installed Solar Hot water heater, Radiant Barrier, Solar Tinting, and many other conservation items in our home since 1978; collected all the tax breaks and have saved enough to pay for 4-seven day cruises with my wife, plus added a 300 sq foot porch onto our home. All from the money we did not have to pay to the utility company in our community. Hope this answers the questions for those who still doubt the effectiveness of conservation! Go Green!
Comment by Paul Sicca August 6, 2008 @ 8:41 pm