WoodLink Going Green 2lb Recycled Tube Feeder
WoodLink Going Green 2lb Recycled Tube Feeder
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- 2lb seed capacity
- Made from up to 90% recycled materials
- 4 metal feeding stations with perches
- Hangs instantly and is easy to maintain
The WoodLink Going Green 2lb Recycled Tube Feeder is made from up to 90% recycled plastic and metal, and features 4 feeding ports with perches.
WoodLink Going Green 2lb Recycled Tube Feeder
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Going Green vs. Spring Break
Going Green vs. Spring Break
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Going Green!
Going Green!
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Going Green With Dr. Jean
What better way than music to instill responsibility and respect for our environment! As is the custom with Dr. Jean, a majority of the songs are sung to familiar tunes making it easy for you and your class to learn them. Some of the tunes are: Endangered Species A-Z, Feeling Fine, My Aunt Came Back, I Know a Scientist, Basic Needs, Habitat Homes, Water Cycle, Litter Patrol, Planet Song, as well as a new version of the Presidents Song. Many of the 20 tunes relate to state standards. The recording is packaged in an environmentally friendly CD case.
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Who Killed the Electric Car?
Who Killed the Electric Car?
In 1996, electric cars began to appear on roads all over California. They were quiet and fast, produced no exhaust and ran without gasoline. Ten years later, these futuristic cars were almost entirely gone. What happened? Why should we be haunted by the ghost of the electric car?It begins with a solemn funeral…for a car. By the end of Chris Paine’s lively and informative documentary, the idea doesn’t seem quite so strange. As narrator Martin Sheen notes, “They were quiet and fast, produced no exhaust and ran without gasoline.” Paine proceeds to show how this unique vehicle came into being and why General Motors ended up reclaiming its once-prized creation less than a decade later. He begins 100 years ago with the original electric car. By the 1920s, the internal-combustion engine had rendered it obsolete. By the 1980s, however, car companies started exploring alternative energy sources, like solar power. This, in turn, led to the late, great battery-powered EV1. Throughout, Paine deftly translates hard science and complex politics, such as California’s Zero-Emission Vehicle Mandate, into lay person’s terms (director Alex Gibney, Oscar-nominated for Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, served as consulting producer). And everyone gets the chance to have their say: engineers, politicians, protesters, and petroleum spokespeople–even celebrity drivers, like Peter Horton, Alexandra Paul, and a wild man beard-sporting Mel Gibson. But the most persuasive participant is former Saturn employee Chelsea Sexton. Promoting the benefits of the EV1 was more than a job to her, and she continues to lobby for more environmentally friendly options. Sexton provides the small ray of hope Paine’s film so desperately needs. Who Killed the Electric Car? is, otherwise, a tremendously sobering experience. –Kathleen C. Fennessy
Stills from Who Killed the Electric Car? (click for larger image)
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Writer/Director Chris Paine Blogs About Who Killed the Electric Car
When Who Killed the Electric Car premiered at the Sundance Film Festival (on the same weekend as An Inconvenient Truth), we wondered whether movie goers were ready for a new kind of ‘action film’. Fortunately people jumped onboard and this seems even more true today.
We put this DVD together after the release of the film to include a dozen short scenes we couldn’t quite fit into our story. My favorite is one with Stan and Iris Ovshinsky who developed the revolutionary battery technology that powered GM’s electric car (and today’s Prius). These two brilliant octogenarians took our small camera crew on a Willy Wonka style tour of their inventions including the world’s largest thin film solar cell factory. As we stood under a football field size machine in Troy Michigan, I blustered “Is solar power back?” Stan exclaimed ” What?! Solar never went away… What was back was backward thinking!” And as his machine cranked out miles of solar cells above us, we knew he was right.
I’m especially glad that the optimistic last scene of Who Killed the Electric Car has proven that we weren’t just wishful thinkers when we finished our edit. The clips feature the first glimpse of the ultra fast Tesla electric sports prototype as well the Zenn neighborhood electric vehicle. Both cars are starting to roll off production lines today. And while the State of California (and some car companies) are still gambling on hydrogen fuel cells, plug-in cars are proving to be more environmentally efficient and popular. Early adopters deserve a lot of the credit. Oil companies and the internal combustion engine monopoly may have “killed” thousands of electric cars (EVs) in the 1990s, but EVs are coming back. (Stay tuned for next film…)
I hope you’ll find our documentary takes you on a wild ride out of the 20th century and into the 21st. –Chris Paine, Writer/Director
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Buffalo Tools EJ212 12 Volt Fully Automatic Electric Car Jack
Buffalo Tools EJ212 12 Volt Fully Automatic Electric Car Jack
- 2000 pounds capacity with a push button electric controller with 12 foot cord
- Plugs into car 12 volt dc power outlet
- Extends from a 5 inch to 14 inch lifting height
- Compact size stores in car for emergencies
Buffalo Tools 12 Volt Fully Automatic Electric Car Jack is compact size stores in car for emergencies. 2000 pounds capacity with a push button electric controller with 12 foot cord. plugs into car 12 volt dc power outlet. Extends from a 5 inch to 14 inch lifting height.
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Woodlink NAGOGREEN2 Audubon Going Green Recycled Plastic Ranch Bird Feeder with Suet Holder
Woodlink NAGOGREEN2 Audubon Going Green Recycled Plastic Ranch Bird Feeder with Suet Holder
- Hopper birdfeeder with 5-pound mixed seed capacity and 2-cake suet
- Made partially from post-consumer recycled plastic
- Designed for easy maintenance, large feed capacities and attracting more birds
- Powder-coated perforated metal screen bottoms for drainage
- Measures 12-1/2 by 9-1/2 by 9-1/2 inches
These beautiful feeders are made from over 90% recycled plastic. They are environmentally friendly and are designed for easy maintenance, large feed capacities and attracting more birds. Going Green feeders have powder-coated perforated metal screen bottoms for drainage. Capacity: 5-pounds plus 2 suet cakes. Dimensions: 12.5″ x 9.5″ x 9.5″ high.
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Nonprofit Guide to Going Green
Nonprofit Guide to Going Green
The definitive, practical, go-to resource guide on helping all charities become more “green”
Nonprofit Guide to Going Green is your comprehensive learning tool to guide nonprofits and NGOs towards becoming greener. A desktop reference for any charitable organization to become greener, this essential book gives your organization the support it needs to take proactive steps to protect the environment while fulfilling its mission.
Timely and clearly written, with contributions from experts from around the globe, Nonprofit Guide to Going Green leads the way in helping charities in all countries meet this challenge.
- Helps nonprofits green their efforts and carbon footprint *
- Shows CEOs, presidents, deans, marketing officers, board members proactive steps they can take to protect the environment *
- Teaches how to do a self-audit and plan for a more environmentally sensitive future *
Nonprofit Guide to Going Green delivers a timely and essential call to action for this new century. Can your organization afford not to “go green?”
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Hydrogen Cars: Ford Focus, Hyundai Santa Fe, Chevrolet Equinox, Honda Fcx, Bmw Hydrogen 7, Nissan X-Trail, Peugeot 207, Honda Fcx Clarity
Hydrogen Cars: Ford Focus, Hyundai Santa Fe, Chevrolet Equinox, Honda Fcx, Bmw Hydrogen 7, Nissan X-Trail, Peugeot 207, Honda Fcx Clarity
Chapters: Ford Focus, Hyundai Santa Fe, Chevrolet Equinox, Honda Fcx, Bmw Hydrogen 7, Nissan X-Trail, Peugeot 207, Honda Fcx Clarity, List of Fuel Cell Vehicles, Ford Airstream, Riversimple Urban Car, General Motors Hy-Wire, Toyota Fchv, Ford Focus Fcv, Mercedes-Benz F-Cell, Bmw H2r, Chevrolet Sequel, Morgan Lifecar, Mazda Premacy Hydrogen Re Hybrid, Mazda Rx-8 Hydrogen Re, General Motors Sequel, Hydrogen3, Peugeot Quark, Fiat Panda Hydrogen, Hydrogen4, Hippomobile, Ford Explorer Fuel Cell Prototype, Mercedes-Benz F-Cell Roadster. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 141. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: The Ford Focus is a compact car introduced to North America in 1999 for model year 2000, now in its second generation. The North American models were initially co-developed with the international Focus which debuted at the 1998 Paris Motor Show and were eventually manufactured and sold worldwide, including South America, Africa, Australia, and Asia. First generation North American Focus models paralleled the international Focus using the C170 platform for sedan, hatchback (3 and 5-door), and wagon configurations – with an intermediate facelift for the 2005 model year. Where second generation North American Focus models continue with the C170 platform beginning with model year 2008 in sedan and coupe configurations the international Focus introduced in 2005 employs the newer C1 platform for sedan, hatchback (3 and 5-door), and wagon configurations. Focus production in North America had been shared between Wayne Stamping
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Nonprofit Guide to Going Green
Nonprofit Guide to Going Green
- ISBN13: 9780470529829
- Condition: New
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The definitive, practical, go-to resource guide on helping all charities become more “green”
Nonprofit Guide to Going Green is your comprehensive learning tool to guide nonprofits and NGOs towards becoming greener. A desktop reference for any charitable organization to become greener, this essential book gives your organization the support it needs to take proactive steps to protect the environment while fulfilling its mission.
Timely and clearly written, with contributions from experts from around the globe, Nonprofit Guide to Going Green leads the way in helping charities in all countries meet this challenge.
- Helps nonprofits green their efforts and carbon footprint *
- Shows CEOs, presidents, deans, marketing officers, board members proactive steps they can take to protect the environment *
- Teaches how to do a self-audit and plan for a more environmentally sensitive future *
Nonprofit Guide to Going Green delivers a timely and essential call to action for this new century. Can your organization afford not to “go green?”
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Perf Go Green #25001AA Batteries, 4-Pack, Packages (Pack of 6)
Perf Go Green #25001AA Batteries, 4-Pack, Packages (Pack of 6)
- PerfPower batteries are formulated for long lasting performance for digital and electronic devises
- Virtually lead-proof sealing method of batter, five year Sself life
- Batteries components and packaging are made with recycled materials
- Free recycling of PerfPower batteries and packaging through our virtual www.irercycled.com return center
- Perf is donating 5 cents of every battery pack sold to go to the Autism Speaks foundation
Perf Go Green Alkaline AA Batteries are extended life formulated. They have been tested and proven to be ECO-FRIENDLY. We’ve all thrown our batteries in the trash, even though it always says on the package: dispose of properly! Hey? Don’t change your
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