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PlanetLoveLife.com extends a helping hand toward marine life by minimizing the damage caused by plastic marine rope debris. This ecofriendly company removes and recycles beach debris such as fishing ropes and nets. They transform these materials into handmade colorful nautical rope bracelets.

It has been recently reported that the rare earth industry has started to be driven by the awareness of clean technology. This latest report has been able to give an insight into the entire set up of the manufacturing plant of rare earth magnets.

Michael Stavy, a retired (1970-1999) American economics teacher and renewable energy economist (since 1990), is scheduled to present his 31st paper, "The Levelized Cost (US$/MWh; €/MWh; ILS/MWh) of Storing Wind Electricity on a Grid-Connected, Utility-Scaled (MW) Energy Storage System (ESS)", at the 14th World Wind Energy Conference (WWEC), 26-28 October 2015, Jerusalem, Israel. Michael presented his first energy storage paper 12 years ago; "A Financial Worksheet for Computing the Levelized Cost of Wind Electricity (US$/MWh, SEK/MWh, €/MWh) Stored in a Hydrogen Storage System", at the International Solar Energy Society's SOLAR WORLD CONFERENCE 2003, 14-19 June, Göteborg, Sweden.

Håvard Rosenlund is a biologist and conservationist who has always had a love for wildlife.  He has studied elephants in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, and leopards in Zululand, South Africa.  Rosenlund says, "What really got to me during my time in Africa was the difficulties you face as a researcher and conservationist working in a third world country. Funding is hard to come by, especially if you work in areas with less tourism, and equipment is rarely up to date. Governments continue to reduce funding for conservation, and many protected areas are heavily understaffed. This eventually gave me an idea. Using my own experience from working in Africa and newfound love for wildlife photography, I want to set out on a quest to seek out local conservation projects around the world working to save endangered species and wildlife. I will document their work and the species they try to protect on my blog using both photos and videos."

One of the controversial blood sport which consider as a big game is dubbed as trophy hunting. Parts of animals such as the horns, skin or head-are kept as a winning trophy, with the corpse often used for food. In some of the area of African countries, it is a permissible and lucrative business. A 10 to 12 day "elephant hunting package" could cost $36,000 and hunting a rhino could cost a hefty $100,000. South Africa's wildlife and luxury tourism industry allow the hunter to do the hunting of rhino, elephants and other wildlife for hunter's enjoyment and experience.

The next Water 2.0 Conference - the 5th in a series of events highlighting water solutions in the digital era - returns to Washington, DC, on Earth Day, April 22, 2015. For the first time, opportunities are available for full online engagement in this event Remote Participation through WaterCitizen.Com.

Regreen Springfield will celebrate the Spring season and acknowledge the work of the organization's community volunteers and partners, who have helped to regreen the city… one tree at a time, by holding a "May ReGreen Springfield Fundraising Gala". The event will be held on Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at the Barney Carriage House in Springfield's Forest Park, from 6:00 - 8:00 PM. The Gala is planned to help fund the Regreen Springfield's Summer Youth Intern Program and its 2015 Tree Planting initiatives.

EWT World website (ewt-world.com) operated from Italian headquarters took on its mission to advance the social understanding of the benefits brought by seawater desalination plants – protection against droughts, provision of potable water for human consumption, industrial and agricultural uses, positive impact on sanitary services, employment opportunities. Seawater desalination systems require qualified, trained personnel both during construction and maintenance stages.

Fitness Life Stories, a fitness and lifestyle blog, will feature local arborist Scott Tucker who has just scheduled a series of classes. The blog will share an interview, along with a sneak preview of his class.

Responding to an increasing interest by the public thus far in 2015 to stay ahead of rapidly rising water from blizzards, severe storms and hurricanes, Georgia-based Landmark Earth Solutions continues to offer flood mitigation relief and earth stabilization solutions.

Phase 1 of the project converted approximately 2 acres of exterior space at the historic Los Angeles County University of Southern California Medical Center into an innovative outdoor Wellness Park and Fitness Trail with support and funding from and Los Angeles County Open Space District, First 5 Los Angeles, and California State Parks.

As researchers claim climate change will bring soil and disease challenges, along with unpredictable rainfall patterns, Peterborough-based Enduramaxx champions the need to adopt dedicated rainwater tanks, enabling farmers to gain more control over their water supplies.

Treescape™ is a full-service arborist and land management service operating in Charlotte, NC., offering tree service and inspection, tree removal, landscaping and stump grinding services.

Neodymium Energy LLC., a think tank comprised of inventors and visionaries dedicated to bringing energy solutions to the world in various technology sectors, continues to increase its pipeline of alternative energy intellectual property. The company facilitates the development and commercialization of disruptive, green technologies. New additions to the group's IP portfolio include a Micro Solar Power plant for the home and its smaller cousin the desk charger.

Silver Bullet, an award-winning, cutting-edge water treatment company, announces that its technology has been proven by third party researchers in lab and field trials as a powerful solution in the reduction and control of Vibrio parahaemolyticus, a bacteria which has been devastating the shrimp aquaculture industry.

On Tuesday, January 25th, students from Cathedral High School will join Regreen Springfield and the City of Springfield Parks Department in restoring native vegetation to the woodlands around Quarry Pond in Sixteen Acres, which was heavily impacted by the June 2011 tornado. New trees were planted by community volunteers, and the City, following the storm event, but undesirable vegetation now threatens to overtake the new trees and shrubs that were planted.

As the Environment Agency Announces new renewal procedures for water abstraction, Peterborough-based Enduramaxx emphasises the importance of rainwater tanks to provide farmers with unregulated, free water resources.

Peter Beck has greatly changed his life by choosing to save the beautiful wildlife in Africa. Not all people will be able to dare taking the path in the wild, but Peter has interestingly and successfully took the direction. He is really courageous and should become an inspiration to everyone serving that changes always have some positive outcomes once done in a positive way. This has been proven by Peter Beck with the journey that he tackles in his life.

Aveneesh Mathur is all set with an incredible crowd funding project on the fund raising platform of Kick Starter. This initiative is aimed to facilitate the campaign of an innovative robot, which is specially created to monitor the tigers for their safety.

Personal water filters are great for traveling or enjoying the outdoors because they relieve users from carrying all of their drinking water or from drinking water from unknown sources. However, one must be careful while choosing personal water filters, as many expire after a number of gallons or fail or wear out from the normal wear and tear that goes with outdoor activities such as mountaineering hiking, camping, 4WD, fishing and hunting.

TG Eco Products is the manufacturer of Green2 and Private Label Brands for Retailers and their Treefree Brand for Industrial consumption. Their paper products are napkins, facial tissue, septic safe bath tissue, copy paper, paper towels, dinnerware, notebook filler paper, jumbo roll bath tissue, pop-up sticky notes and other away from home products. Tree free paper is made with sugar cane husk a sustainable and renewable resource.

The newest class of police officers in Springfield, Massachusetts, who will receive their badges later this month, will be working to regreen two inner-city parks, as well as planting new trees in front of several neighborhood residences in an effort to help regreen the city. Hennessy Park and Adams Playground in the Mason Square and Upper Hill Neighborhoods of Springfield will be the site of the park clean-up and tree planting on Saturday, October 11th. Starting at 9:00 AM, 29 graduating recruits will begin planting new Sweetgum, Ginko, and flowering trees at both parks, as well as in front of residences on Kenyon Street. The work is expected to continue into early afternoon.

On October 4, 2104 volunteers from Regreen Springfield, a non-profit tree advocacy group in Springfield, Massachusetts, planted new trees in Springfield Cemetery, a historic landscape located in Springfield. The planting is part of an effort to help restore the tree canopy in the cemetery decimated by storm events in 2011, including an EF-3 tornado and early winter snow storm. The new trees, which are the same species of trees originally planted along Cemetery Lane, the main entry to the site, offer spectacular color in the spring, summer shade and vibrant spring color.

Canada Zinc Metals Corp. (TSX Venture Exchange: CZX) is pleased to announce the Company has received the assay results from the first two diamond drill holes of the 2014 exploration program on the Cardiac Creek deposit. The Akie property is the Company’s 100% owned flagship exploration project and is host to the Cardiac Creek SEDEX Zn-Pb-Ag deposit. The Akie property is located approximately 260 kilometres north-northwest of the town of Mackenzie, in northeastern British Columbia, Canada.

CAVAN VENTURES INC. (TSX-V: CVN) ("Cavan” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce the receipt of permits for drilling and trenching at its 100%-owned Tetepiska-West graphite property located in northeastern Quebec. The Ministère des Ressources naturelles et de la Faune Quebec has granted the Company permits to conduct a diamond drilling program, which will be managed by Magnor Exploration Inc. (La Baie, Quebec).