- Zilker Park is an Austin Gem
By: Ki Gray - Nov 22, 2008 Zilker Metropolitan Park is perhaps the brightest jewel in Austin's golden crown of parks and other outdoor venues. It is 351 acres of endless...
- The Potential of Hydrogen Power for Energy Storage
By: Steve Hanson - Nov 20, 2008 With oil prices increasing and signs of climate change becoming ever more noticeable, there is much interest these days in alternative fuel...
- Solar Energy Conversion Gets a Major Upgrade
By: Steve Hanson - Nov 20, 2008 Researchers have created a new material that overcomes two of the major obstacles to solar power: it absorbs all the energy contained in sunlight,...
- Spiders - What Kind of Animals are They?
By: Robert L J Bloom - Nov 20, 2008 Spider exists everywhere from the tropics to Antarctica. They are not insects. Unlike insects they are made of two different parts that are...
- The Importance Of Biodiversity
By: Al Haneson - Nov 20, 2008 Biodiversity in the world is worth studying and protecting.
- Dinosaurs Take over the Zilker Botanical Gardens
By: Ki Gray - Nov 18, 2008 This article looks at the zilker botanical gardens in Austin Texas.
- Ten Essentials for a Day Hike
By: Nancy Condon - Nov 18, 2008 This article lists and gives brief reasons for ten necessary items a hiker should pack when out for the day.
- How About Your Garden? Do You Make Your On Compost?
By: Jimmy Woodall - Nov 17, 2008 Composting is a method of waste treatment which varies in complexity, from the humble garden compost heap, to the new breed of highly engineered...
- Swimming Holes Around Austin
By: Ki Gray - Nov 2, 2008 Austin is a city that loves its natural swimming holes. This article details the various swimming holes around Austin.
- Winterize Your Wild Birds
By: Janet Winter - Oct 31, 2008 There's a touch of fall in the air. The days are shorter and the nights cooler. For those living in places where the leaves put on a spectacular...
- Are You A Nature Helper? Try Composting!
By: Jimmy Woodall - Oct 29, 2008 If you are still finding it hard to understand the nature of composting, it can actually be simplified. It can actually be compared to recycling....
- Biodiversity Hot Spots and What Threatens Them
By: Al Haneson - Oct 29, 2008 Read this article to learn about biodiversity and what threatens some of the most concentrated areas.
- Critical Steps to Take When a Hurricane Warning is Issued
By: Lou Altman - Oct 25, 2008 A hurricane warning means it is time to take important steps to prepare both your business and home for potential storm damage. This article...
- Green Earth: Understanding The Concept Of Sustainable Development
By: Ranju Kumar - Oct 15, 2008 It started thousands of years ago. Man, animals and the flora combined to make our earth the most beautiful planet in the universe.
- Building Birdhouses And Nest Boxes For Cavity-Nesting Birds
By: Mike McCoy - Oct 15, 2008 Birds need protective cover just like people need the shelter of a house. With more and more destruction of their natural habitat, many birds are...
- Wind Power is Part of the Solution for US Energy Needs
By: Steve Hanson - Oct 15, 2008 Wind power is the transformation of wind into energy, usually in the form of electricity. Learn how wind power is one of the best solutions to the...
- The Solar Power Timeline
By: Steve Hanson - Oct 14, 2008 The technology is available to us today, to utilize solar power for vehicles, planes, rockets, skyscrapers, and even cities. The sky is the limit...
- The Potential of Wave Power
By: Steve Hanson - Oct 14, 2008 Experts have been attempting to harness the power of the wave since the late 19th century. The present looks grim, but the future looks bright for...
- The Tremendous Water Power Of A Tsunami
By: Rachel Yoshida - Oct 14, 2008 It is hard to fathom the strenght that can be generated by these deadly acts of nature.
- Perk Up Your Holiday With White Water Rafting!
By: Dane Masters - Oct 10, 2008 To me, a vacation or a short holiday does not mean going for walks or loitering on the beach. It is the signal for attempting something so exciting...
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