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As you probably are aware in these days a very important summit for the climate change is taking place in Copenaghen (7-18 /12 /2009). ACTION_PACT is proposing your participation to send a message through their website to remind politicians that we hold them
Earthkeepers the new footwear line of Timberland is putting on air and on the web different ads to promote their recycled material shoes with a strong message "Wear the new Eathkeepers made with recycled materials and nature might return the favor". Walk on the green side of life...
Waterlife is an exquisite and stunning website and also a shocking documentary. An exercise of communication that opens our eyes in front of one of the major disasters of all times. The Great Lakes are changing and there something wrong with its waters...
Oceana a worldide organization that campaigns to protect and restore the world’s oceans is attending Copenhagen Summit (7-18 Dec 2009) to ask for a reduction of the effects of Ocean acidification. A new study of the vulnerability of individual nations to ocean acidification reveals that six of the ten biggest CO2 polluters are likely to suffer most form the impacts of ocean acidification by 2050...
"Earth Race" the eco trimaran that completed a circuit of the globe in less than 61 days in 2008 was acquired and renamed "Ady Gil" by the controversial Sea Sheperd Conservation Society to help in their anti-whaling activities. Earthrace/Gil will be used as a ’strike vessel’...
In the 1960’s, Richard O’Barry was the world’s leading authority on dolphin training, working on the set of the popular television program Flipper. Day in and day out, O’Barry kept the dolphins working and television audiences smiling. But one day, that all came to a tragic end...|
green cleaners
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Monday, 12 October 2009 15:13
Rachel
first I'd like to say thank you and cingratulations on centralizing the green info for the yachting industry. This is great! I love the simple, kind alternatives you list for some exterior cleaning tasks. FYI, baking soda is also great for stainless steel, leaves an amazing shine and doesn't scratch. Do you know if the lemon/salt treatment would work for mildew growing in our teak decks? We have been using the boat water for wash downs and this strips the water of chlorine and other chemicals that prevented mildew from growing in the wood. We would like to continue using the boat water but need to treat the decks with something and I REALLY don't want to use chemicals. I'd appreciate any feedback. The site looks great and is easy to navigate and find information. There are a few spelling errors and typos (see home page) but nothing too glaring. Thanks again for making this information available to the yachting world.
The harsh reality of marine cleaners , Administrator
Bilges and bio remediation
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Thursday, 17 September 2009 23:01
John Paparone
Got a Yacht, Get NavalKleen! Your maintenance-free, eco-friendly, cost effective hydrocarbon cleaning solution! NavalKleen adheres to hydrocarbons in the water and acts as a super- nutrient that attracts microbes already present, which then eats them. No more worries about damaging your local marine environment and no more costly and messy disposal problems! Pour proportioned NavalKleen into your bilge and forget about oil contamination. Our eco-friendly bilge cleaners will literally eat any leaking oil leaving your bilge free of messy oil or hydrocarbon waste! Our products provide economical advantages through the use of natural cleaning/removal processes and the technology of bioremediation allowing our clients and customers to achieve and exceed mandatory compliance. We have the most extensive line of products available to solve your hydrocarbon contamination problems and to prevent those problems in the future. Contact us today to see how easy and cost-effective our bio-remedial cleaning products and bio based solvent replacements can work for you! www.esoinc.net
Bio-Remediation effect for oily bilge water , Administrator
Action
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Wednesday, 16 September 2009 10:57
alano
This is a plague that we need to stop.Please avoid all plastic bags..they are kiiling our seas!
New research on "Great Pacific Garbage Patch" , Administrator
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