Solar, wind, ocean, geothermal energy: All good stuff, but it’s likely that there are still more clean energy possibilities out there yet to be discovered and even further from being commercialized.
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The Case of Norway’s Invisible Fish
One government’s puzzling refusal to acknowledge a new species. The Norwegian coast is under invasion by a body of invaders from beyond the sea. They are sleek and numerous, highly effective predators, and have boldly made their home where they never ventured previously. Th
Excerpts of human degredation and hope from Cousteau
Interesting quotes from Jacques Cousteau's bio and final book, which are ever more pertinent in our current times.
US cuts fuel for climate research, prefers using it to kill Iraqis
Due to the increasing cost of petroleum, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has had to cancel at least 4 voyages, and its cutting down the length of others. They are trying to figure out what missions they can and cannot run, and all of it comes down to fueling their fleet.

Once Upon a Tide - Harvard Children's Story
Working with award-winning filmmakers (Sea Studios Foundation) and animation studio (LAIKA/house) the Center for Health and the Global Environment at Harvard Medical School produced a 10-minute film that reconnects its audience to the importance of the marine environment for all life on Earth, including human life.

Eco Wallpaper - Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef is one of the largest living organisms on the planet, and the educational message in this wallpaper application will help keep it alive for generations to come.
A fantastic product for environmental education, and also for adding some innovative and rich animation to your phone.

Two easy ways to take out the plastic
If you are interested in living green than be aware of what you buy and what it’s packaged in. Skip the tortured process of

Top 10 Ways to Help Save Our Oceans
This World Ocean Day, June 8th, The Nature Conservancy

The Most Dangerous Species In The Sea

"All around the world 8 million tons of waste reach the sea every day. All this refuse is generated by human activity. This non-recyclable rubbish is thrown into the toilet, onto the streets, into gullies, onto the sand and into the sea, turning it into a tangible destroyer of marine life. But you can stop this from happening."
Scottish Government offers £10m prize for ocean power
The Scottish Government will offer a £10 million (R155 million) prize for development of the best technology for electricity generation from wave or tidal power.

Solar and Pedal powered green boat for a luxurious weekend
The boat has a wide deck wherein you can relax with your family and friends, and you can even take a sun bath. It gives you both exercise and when done with that, you have the option of solar panel energy that can be used.
Video: Senate Legislative Hearing on the Marine Vessel Emissions Reduction Act of 2007, S.1499
The committee hears about the serious health threats to children and families from air pollution that pours into port communities from large ships. Thisis a legislative hearing to review a bill that would substantially cut air pollution from these ships. Large ocean going vessels - container ships, tankers, and cruise ships - are among the largest contributors to deadly diesel air pollution in our port communities. And with international trade projected togrow significantly, the problem will only get worse.
Video: Nation's First, Large Scale Desalination Plant Delivers Drought-Proof Water Supply
The nation's first, large-scale seawater desalination plant is delivering drinking water to more than 2.5 million residents of the Tampa Bay area. It's a timelysolution as continued drought is forecast across the southeastern United States.
Video: Governor Lingle Presents Renewable Wave Energy Plans for Maui
Maui County will soon become home to the nation's first wave energy project, an innovation which will provide 2.7 megawatts of clean,renewable energy from platforms floating offshore of Pauwela Point on the Valley Isle's northeast coast.
Greenpeace Records Sounds of Whales Feeding
Rare recordings of humpback whales feeding in the Southern Ocean have been captured by Greenpeace, providing scientists with valuable information on whale behaviour near Antarctica.