MIT Study: Natural Gas to Help Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Updated: 2010-06-30 23:19:28
MIT Study: Natural Gas to Help Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
With lower carbon emissions than coal, natural gas has often
been called the "bridge to a low-carbon future," a moniker
validated by a new analysis from the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology (MIT). The study anticipates new natural gas
plants replacing old, ...


The faux slate you see on the wall is a Canadian product called EasyRock which is 100% inert, non-toxic, non-gaseous and odour free. This product has an insulation value of R-5.7 and the surfact of it is fire retardant. It attaches easily to wood, brick or concrete and was very easy to install by ourselves. [...]
We salvaged some distressed pine bedroom furniture from a 5-star hotel in Whistler that was being updated. This included headboards, dressers, nightstands and hope chests which will be used in all of the bedrooms. Note the propane wall heater which can be used as back-up heating in the winter months. It is a Longvie model [...]
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Another important aspect of addressing many global needs is improving infrastructure for energy generation and energy services.
Escaping poverty, for example, ...