Thursday, July 17, 2014

Search of the day (July 17)



Regina Leader Post (17 JULY 2014) The Price of Progress

CBC News (16 JULY 2014) Report says civil servant sick leave costs minimal for taxpayers

Globe and Mail (17 JULY 2014) Public servants’ sick days immaterial to Ottawa’s bottom line

Globe and Mail (17 JULY 2014) We’re getting hysterical about child safety

Globe and Mail (16 JULY 2014) Goodbye lawns?  Gardeners adapt to changing climate

Daily Digest News (16 JULY 2014) Changes in pill color and shape may disrupt use, researchers say

NY Times (14 JULY 2014) Jane E. Brody – we are our bacteria
Maintaining microbiome diversity

Canada.com (16 JULY 2014) Record drought scorches California farmers with billions in losses

R&D Mag (2 JULY 2014) Reseasrch could lead to dramatic data farm energy savings
Washington State University has developed a wireless network on a computer chip that could reduce energy consumption at huge data farms by as much as 20%.

Amory Lovins, Rocky Mountain Institute – The storage necessity myth: how to choreograph high-renewables electricity systems

Centers for Disease Control (18 JULY 2014) Pedestrian traffic deaths among residents, visitors, and homeless persons – Clark County, Nevada, 2008-2011
www.cdc.gov/mmwr/prhttp://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6328a1.htm?s_cid=mm6328a1_eeview/mmwrhtml/mm6328a1.htm?s_cid=mm6328a1_e

Collaborative Consumption (14 JULY 2014) Pioneer interview with Ed Kushins of HomeExchange

Grist (16 JULY 2014) Houston’s one-bin-to-rule-them-all recycling plan smells a little like racism

Grist (16 JULY 2014) Lay off the almond milk, you ignorant hipsters

Mother Jones (24 FEB 2014) It takes how much water to grow an almond?

Grist (17 JULY 2014) Four things you should know about Detroit’s water crisis

CBC News (11 JULY 2011) Water meters may be on tap for Vancouver

Metro Vancouver (2010) Water consumption statistic report

Stanford Social Innovation Review (Summer 2014) The Upside of CSR

Stanford Social Innovation Review (10 JULY 2014) Three transformative business sustainability trends

Climate Progress (17 JULY 2014) The one metric that’s hiding the true cost of climate change

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