September 9, 2009 • 2:59 pm 0
This story is twice as crazy as this short piece, written on a tight deadline, could encompass, but the dek pretty well sums it up:
“Competitors battle for the right to register your .eco website—and save the environment in the process.”
Can A Domain Change the World?
Green Living
Filed under: Green Living, green technology, information technology
January 1, 2009 • 6:01 am 0
Blurbs on Lester Brown, RecycleBank and charity: water for Good magazine
Good
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‘Ecological Intelligence’ and The Google of Green Shopping
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Sending Cell Phones into the Cloud
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5 Not-So-Green Gadgets
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Threat Watch, LHC? (video)
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One Hot Island: Iceland’s Renewable Geothermal Power
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