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IT'S not Doomsday yet

but if we don't act now it soon will be.

That's the message from mounting evidence about the looming oil crisis confronting Australia.

The bottom line is that the world's oil production is close to peaking, with demand for the product soon to outstrip supply.

The latest study on the problem, the McNamara report commissioned by the Queensland Government, follows such research as the landmark report by US energy analyst Robert Hirsch.

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Make Oxygen and Balance your CO2 output

This site contains among other interesting things contains a CO2 calculator for how much CO2 you produce based on what you use and how much you use it. Then calculates how much it would cost to ofset this amount..

bamboocentral.org/shareinrepair/steps.htm

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Bamboo's Commercial Uses Gain Attention

- interesting Much of the bamboo being used commercially comes from plantations in China. Horticulturalists think that someday it could and should be grown in the USA. It is an eco-friendly crop as it is typically grown without chemicals and pesticides. It's used commercially for everything from floors to blue jeans.

Listen Audio..by Wendy Kaufman. - interesting

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Historical Bamboo Pictures

..and others

Some historical pictures to check out...in search try bamboo and have alook at just how many bamboo pictures there are AWM image ART90864

Looking for images of Australia’s past and present? PictureAustralia^® is the place to start!

Search Australia’s major historical picture collections. View what individual Australians are adding to the collection. Follow picture trails, email images to friends and purchase prints from collections across the country and overseas.

Heres the link

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Everything You Do Leaves Footprints

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Almost everything you do contributes to the Greenhouse Effect by directly or indirectly causing the emission of carbon dioxide (CO₂) and other greenhouse gases.

For businesses we offer tailored carbon emissions audits, emissions reduction strategies and a carbon credits brokerage service that means you can tailor your offsets to suit your exact requirements.

Erase my personal carbon footprint now!

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Eco-millionaires see boom times ahead

Australian entrepreneur David Scaysbrook says three things pushed up share valuations in the wind power industry [File photo]. (Reuters: Fabrizio Bensch)

Mankind's response to climate change will shift how the world gets its energy and is already making "green barons" out of early investors in renewable energy, clean technologies and carbon trading.

Four entrepreneurs who are cashing in on the energy revolution say there is more money to be made.

Australian David Scaysbrook, 43, founder of Novera Energy, made more than $7 million when he cashed in some of his shares in the wind power and landfill gas firm he founded in 1998.

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WHY BAMBOO? ... HERE'S WHY ...

DEFORESTATION and increased CO2 emissions threaten the earth's biodiversity and the very air we breathe...

Perhaps the environmental crisis' at hand have not yet touched your life, but the time is shortly to come. Recent NASA reports of a 60% loss of ozone over the arctic provide an explanation for increased severity in the worlds weather patterns which has only begun to affect us whether directly or indirectly. The social, political and economic implications are difficult to imagine as our ozone layer continues to thin, forests disappear and desertization is occurring at an alarming rate.