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SOLAR AND RENEWABLE ENERGY MINOR TO HELP UNLV STUDENTS GAIN EDGE IN EMERGING GREEN JOBS MARKET
Program Funded By $500,000 Gift from NV Energy will Provide Advanced Training, Internships and Research Opportunities for UNLV Students
LAS VEGAS – August 6, 2009 – The green job market in Nevada is growing at a rapid pace, and UNLV students will soon gain a competitive edge in this emerging market with the creation of a new degree program in solar and renewable energy.
The Solar and Renewable Energy Minor, made possible by a $500,000 …
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I have to start this article by giving a good friend a shout-out…I think it’s great that he pulled so many great minds together to get this online/ recycled magazine going! Go Cubs!
Now…back to the Green Virgin and “The Garden.” That term scares me to no end! A new garden is like owning a new puppy—constant watching over, training, and care. I have, however, had success with my compost and “The Garden.” If my husband ever lets me get another dog, I promise I am going to name him/her, Garden. …
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Clark County woman has the answer for energy efficiency
By Becky Bosshart
The soft whirling sound coming from Nancy Tabor’s backyard resembles the hum of an air conditioner – one that had grown wings and taken to flight.
That is the sound of a 42-foot wind turbine with three 6-foot long blades spinning in the afternoon breeze. That’s also the sound of environmental progress. Tabor, 42, and her partner Allen McLane, owners of McLane Electric in Las Vegas, are producing their own power from a residential wind generator. And, according to Tabor, you …
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Are you tired of overfilling your recycling bins? Sick of separating out the cans, bottles and newspapers when you know everything will be dumped into the same truck? Little do most people know, back in 2008, Republic Services started a recycling pilot program that got rid of the bins and replaced them with just one large recycling container. The program has grown but is not offered everywhere.
Here’s the idea: Republic Services will provide every residence with one 96-gallon trash cart and one 96-gallon recycling cart. Republic Services will then provide …
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Greener Vegas about to outgrow its good deeds
As I enter Starbucks on a particularly hot May afternoon in Las Vegas, I’m greeted with two weary but smiling faces, all but too happy to jump up and order me a cool and frothy whipped wonder. These faces are those of Greener Vegas founder and owner, Zach Delbex-Smith and chief information officer, Tim Stimple.
The understandably exhausted duo, along with their chief operating officer Cynthia Stimple and a small army of volunteers, have been on a relentless mission to demonstrate the importance of …
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Here it is…my first column about being green. I am, suffice to say, at much of a loss on this topic. As a married, stay-at-home mom of two boys, I am not exactly a “virgin”…so-to-speak, but, when it comes to being “green,” I am as innocent as they come! I want to share with you my first-time experiences and hopefully you will learn a thing or two and can join me in taking small steps to make Nevada a greener state, one “green virgin” at a time!
So, where do we …
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The “Going Green” trend continues to gain momentum and, hopefully, will soon be embraced by all cultures as our “new normal.” Some countries have already adopted policies that protect not only animals, but also plants as we see in Ecuador. Other countries have a farther way to go and will only travel at the speed of capital gain.
The influx of tourists to China for the Olympics exposed poor air quality and a lackluster attitude towards environmental and public health. Ironically, Feng Shui, the ancient art of placement and how environment …
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When I met Chef Mayra, I instantly felt her positive energy and enthusiasm for living a green, environmentally-conscious lifestyle comprised of healthy and flavorful food. Her accomplishments, culinary training, and professional experience enable Trabulse to educate clients and teach healthy eating habits.
Chef Mayra grew up in Mexico City, half Cuban and half Lebanese. After receiving degrees in both Psychology and Education, Chef Mayra completed professional training in Culinary Arts in Miami in 2000. She honed her skills in restaurants, under two excellent Caribbean executive chefs, learning the secrets of Caribbean …






