141. SER - Physical And Natural Environmental Issues Matrix Key Information Physical and Natural environmental issues Special Status and Land Use Designations Community issues and Cultural Resources Information Required http://www.dot.ca.gov/ser/matrix/pnmatrix2.htm

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142. Primer On Landfill Gas As "Green" Energy: Part Four Of Pennsylvania Environmenta All of these issues have been raised by a member group, the Alliance for a Clean Environment (ACE). Demonstration of Fuel Cells to Recover energy from Landfill http://www.penweb.org/issues/energy/green4.html

Primer on Landfill Gas as "Green" Energy Part Four of Pennsylvania Environmental Network's series on Green Energy by Mike Ewall, Green Energy Leadership Team Director - July 29, 1999, corrected February 10, 2000 "Landfill gas" is not the same thing as "natural gas" or "methane." They are three separate terms which mean different things. They should not be used interchangeably. The term "landfill methane" is deceiving as it's usually used to imply that landfill gas is simply methane. Methane is a hydrocarbon gas (CH ). It is a greenhouse gas and it is explosive. It is generated by decomposition (in landfills, from swamps, in the stomachs of cows, etc.). Natural gas is approximately 80-99% methane, with the remainder being mostly other hydrocarbons (ethane, propane, butane, etc.) as well as some nitrogen, oxygen, water, CO , sulfur and various contaminants. Landfill gas is roughly 50% methane. The remainder of landfill gas is mostly carbon dioxide with varying amounts of nitrogen, oxygen and assorted contaminants known as "non-methane organic compounds" or NMOCs. NMOCs usually make up less than 1% of landfill gas. EPA identifies 94 NMOCs in their 1991 report, "Air Emissions from Municipal Solid Waste Landfills - Background Information for Proposed Standards and Guidelines." Many of these are toxic chemicals like benzene, toluene, chloroform, vinyl chloride, carbon tetrachloride, and 1,1,1 trichloroethane. At least 41 of these are halogenated compounds. Many others are non-halogenated toxic chemicals.

143. Liberal Links: Energy And The Environment Department of energy. The environmental Magazine E s founders sought to create an independent newsstandquality publication on environmental issuesa magazine http://www.movingideas.org/links/envirolinks.html

LIBERAL LINKS! -Must-Reads -Blogs -Advocacy and Action ... Media Resources Features: From Our Members On The Hill In The Fight Issues In Depth ... Contact Moving Ideas Network is a project of The American Prospect What's on TAP: Why Oil Prices are Rising by Robert B. Reich Liberal Links Energy and the Environment Apollo Alliance The Alliance is building a broad coalition within the labor, environmental, business, urban, and faith communities in support of good jobs and energy independence. Apollo is also developing public education campaigns and communications strategies to link allies and build a national constituency for a broad based, and immediate program of public policy. California Energy Commission The Commission's role includes overseeing funding programs that support public interest energy research; advance energy science and technology through research, development and demonstration; and provide market support to existing, new and emerging renewable technologies. Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology The combined REPP-CREST organization boasts a strong platform for research, publication, and dissemination of timely information regarding sustainable energy. Earthwatch Institute The mission of the Earthwatch Institute is to promote sustainable conservation of our natural resources and cultural heritage by creating partnerships between scientists, educators and the general public.

144. CORDIS: EESD: Programme Overview two subprogrammes, Environment and Sustainable Development and energy , which makes it possible to address complex societal-driven issues through integrated http://www.cordis.lu/eesd/src/overview.htm

Programme Overview Programme objectives Programme strategy Programme structure and contents Environment and sustainable development ... Implementation of the programme 1. Programme objectives The strategic goal of the programme is to contribute to sustainable development by focusing on key activities crucial for social well-being and economic competitiveness in Europe. 2. Programme strategy In line with the principles laid down for selecting major research themes for the Fifth Framework Programme, which is aimed at addressing socio-economic issues, emphasis will be placed in this programme on the following. European added value and the subsidiarity principle : By mobilising resources and focusing on key targets, the specific programme will form a key part of the European contribution to global initiatives and programmes. Knowledge generated through collaborative RTD at the European level is essential to addressing the serious issues of sustainable development facing the EU. These efforts, including pre-normative research, will confer genuine European added value to the process of developing appropriate regulatory frameworks, for example in the post-Kyoto context. Social objectives : Society is making increasing demands for better living conditions, better safety, and better use of vital and scarce resources including secure and economic energy supplies and services. These key societal issues will only be solved if in addition to developing technologies, the socio-economic context is appropriately analyzed and taken into account.

145. Amazing Environmental Organization WebDirectory Amazing environmental Organization WebDirectory Provided by SantaBarabara.com, the Amazing environmental Organization WebDirectory is billed as "Earth's Biggest Environment Search Engine." Users http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.webdirectory.com/&y=021DB82F347C

146. The McKinsey Quarterly Industry Environment CEO and Chairman Frank P. Popoff and VicePresident, Environment, Health Safety, David T. Buzzelli. Premium article. Shedding light on energy policy Shedding http://www.mckinseyquarterly.com/ced_g.asp?L2=9

147. SRT ENVIRONMENT WORK issues. http://www.srtp.org.uk/envir01.shtml

SRT Home Page What is the SRT Project? What's New? Highlights ... The Big Issues The Big Issues "Engineering Genesis" Genetic Engineering GM Food GM Animals Human Genetics Cloning Xenotransplantation Patenting Risk Environment Climate Change Energy Nuclear Power Transport Eco-Congregation Church Energy Saving Technology Internet Issues SRT Publications SRT Newsletter SRT Information Sheets SRT Topical Papers ... Eco-Congregation S ociety, R eligion and T echnology P roject Church of Scotland Looking at the ethics of technology for a New Millennium SRT ENVIRONMENT HOME PAGE The environment is a perennial issue of SRT's concerns since the early 1970's. This page gives an overview of our work in this field, and links to our various pages which give more detail. The SRT Project's Environment Work Sustainable Development Climate Change Nuclear Energy ... Links to other SRT Project Pages The SRT Project's Environment Work From its beginning in 1970, environmental issues have been the most consistent activity of the Society Religion and Technology Project. Starting from a major study on the wider impact of North Sea Oil and Gas, SRT has been one Europe's pioneering organisations in raising the importance of environmental issues. From the outset, it has sought to develop a balanced and well-informed view of the issues. It has never adopted a specifically "green" agenda, although it has often found much common ground with secular environmental organisations. A priority has always been to engage with both sides of issues, and be a forum for exchange and debate. It has also played a major role in the churches, from its early work with the World Council of Churches to present involvement with the European Ecumenical Commission for Church and Society and the Conference of European Churches. In June 2002, SRT appointed

148. Welcome To The Millennium Debate This is an issue that is becoming more http://millennium-debate.org/

ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS 100s of text related links news items from 1998 to present Agriculture Agriculture Air Air pollution Alternative energy Architecture Astronomy Building/construction Business/finance Cars Climate change/weather Coal industry Cycling Diplomatic Education Economics Electricity - general Entertainment/leisure Environmental - general Gas industry Genetically modified food Health Hydrogen Industrial Internet/computers Law/legislation Local government Media Military Motorcycles Nuclear industry Oil industry Ozone layer Pedestrianisation Petrol crisis Planning Political Pollution Public transport Rail Recycling/waste Renewable energy Roads Road haulage Science/technology Sea Solar Sundry Vehicles Water Wind Youth/students Blue Planet Day EarthDate 8/06/04 Destination: Chandlings Manor School Millennium Debate 2000 last updated 7 June 2004 10,838,895 overall accesses since Jan '99 Important notice about email: We have had to remove our email links sitewide due to severe mail abuse. This is an issue that is becoming more of an problem across the internet. The noticeboard is now back up-to-date, so keep sending us your views, they are most welcome.

149. Clear Skies: A Clear Improvement For The Environment President Bush takes a walk among wild flowers at his Ranch in Crawford, Texas, May 23, 2003. The President and Mrs. Bush are replacing http://www.whitehouse.gov/infocus/environment/

Issues Education Iraq National Security Economic Security ... More Issues News Current News Press Briefings Proclamations Executive Orders ... Radio News by Date May 2004 April 2004 March 2004 February 2004 ... January 2001 Appointments Nominations Application Photo Essays Search photos by date Federal Facts Federal Statistics West Wing History Home Policies in Focus Environment President George W. Bush delivers remarks at Sequoia National Park in California May 30, 2001. “Our duty is to use the land well, and sometimes, not to use it at all. This is our responsibility as citizens; but, more than that, it is our calling as stewards of the Earth,” said the President. “Good stewardship of the environment is not just a personal responsibility, it is a public value. Americans are united in the belief that we must preserve our natural heritage and safeguard the land around us.” President Announces Wetlands Initiative on Earth Day Wetlands Initiative Promotes Increase Each Year Today's Presidential Action President Bush celebrated Earth Day in Wells, Maine, where he visited with volunteers helping protect a wetland that is home to abundant wildlife and helps cleanse water reaching the Atlantic Ocean.

150. Inderscience Publishers Inderscience Publishers publishers of distinguished academic, scientific and professional journals. http://www.inderscience.com/

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