By MARY ESCH, Associated Press Writer
ALBANY, N.Y. – New York environmental regulators adopted stricter air pollution rules on Tuesday to prevent power plants and factories from belching out more smog and soot. Under rules adopted by the New York State Environmental Board, new industrial plants — as well as existing ones [...]
Rainforest Action Network, and Cambodia and DRC, feel the heat of intensifying campaign to end all ancient forest destruction
By Earth’s Newsdesk, a project of Ecological Internet http://www.ecoearth.info/newsdesk/ CONTACT: Dr. Glen Barry, glenbarry@ecologicalinternet.org
(Earth) — Last week forest defenders from the New York Climate Action Network rallied at New York’s Bluestocking Bookstore [...]
Sometimes you imagine new things and have the feeling it can’t be wrong, for a change you won’t kill mother earth. Once released economical actors take the idea and rework it for profit and you end with a nightmare. Just to introduce an article I read today on the BBC website. There are others websites talking about it but this one will do to demonstrate.
Do we have to say no to this kinda new options ? No, I don’t think so. But we have to say no to economical driven development for this kind of subjects. This is to important to leave it to the economical rules. In this case I think indeed politics have to set rules to the developing actors. To preserve humanity from economical disasters. Set the guidelines and restrictions. Indeed use the force of economic actors to get the idea going but keep them within borders. In a world where half of us don’t have a decent meal a day, it is unacceptable to redirect food for fuel. It is a good idea to do something with what we trow away today, recycle them to something useful. There are solutions to both if the political will and courage are there. Let alone if we finally spend our resources and knowledge to help people instead killing them for so called power and control.
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I just crossed this article from IBM, optical transfer rates up to 160 Gb/sec …. nice progress but is there any hdd that can write/read quick enough for this ? Guess next step is to switch to pure flash drives ??? Download a full size high definition movie in less then a second …. let’s dream 
Continue reading IBM Researchers Demonstrate World’s Fastest Optical Chipset
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