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The Song "The Magic Man" recorded live boot legg in the audience by Kieth Stack and Joe Del Signore (Joe Grooveydude)in Torrance California at Wilson Park Gazebo, Sept. 1, 1990. 'Magic Man' is one of G.e's best known early songs (it appears on 1988's Global Warming cd),..and it is captured here with guitarist Phil Keegan in all his glory along with lead vocalist Clark Hagins, bassist Rick Carmody and Drummer Mike Valencia...On this afternoon in the South Bay, Greenhouse Effect performed along with 6 other bands to an increasingly drunken and hostile crowd...but G.e. carried on nonetheless with power and energy. This performance definitely lacks the usual tightness of a G.e. gig as normally Clark Hagins was the drummer but during this phase of the band, they were going increasingly "alternative metal' sometimes sounding sorta like the Red Hot Chili Peppers,...a sound that Clark Haggins did not like !

'So Much Better' is a great song from Greenhouse Effect. c1992 Clark Hagins music

So Much Better ; this is an apparent unreleased greenhouse sung from 1992 and one of the last in which they ever recorded. bassist rick carmody and clark higgins wrote this song for a proposed album to be released in early 1993 that never materialised when greenhouse affect broke up in 92' ,hagins commented as if the band was such a large part of his life and how the journey had finally come to an end ..and with no results monetarily for the band a band that would influence countless other groups of the alternative rock emo persuasion this band has re-emerged in 2008 as clarks higgins apparently has a new album in the works with professional surfer hagan kelley playing drums ; a 23 song rock 'story' called re-education

subdue , green house effect ; this song comes from the 1992 'agenda' cd the one with the artwork showing jfk's head being ripped apart - greenhouse effect were a controversial american band that featured poet clark higgins as chief mentor/ songsmith this western band dabbled in heavily distorted guitar songs and they are one of the earliest bands to be called 'emo' ..politically incorrect diatribes were the nature of the way and not unusual for this bizarre band that broke up in may of 1992 of note; the one handed readers bassist rick carmody once played in this band

This video is a compendium of Peter's keynote speaking engagements and topics that he offers on greenhouse gas reductions including carbon footprints, greenhouse business strategy, and trading solutions.

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Making Algae Biodiesel at Home is the quickest and easiest way to learn about algae biodiesel. http://www.global-greenhouse-warming.com/making-algae-biodiesel.html

Companies like Anheuser-Busch, Subaru and General Motors have committed themselves to a landfill free manufacturing process - meaning all the materials generated as a result of regular production operations are either recycled or reused in some way. Today, twelve of GM's U.S. plants and 43 worldwide have achieved landfill free status. At these plants, everything from aluminum chips to plastic trays to used gloves are recycled and reused - eliminating nearly 8,000 tons of waste a year. The environmental benefits of just one of these plants' waste recycling efforts include the prevention of over 44,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions and the preservation of over 3,000 mature trees annually. To achieve zero-landfill goals, companies often work with recyclers like Goodwill. These partners work to remove waste, turn it into usable parts and find homes for the products - all while creating needed jobs and a better environment. Source: General Motors

The guitar work of Phil Keegan was the defining thing about early Greenhouse Effect. No other rock n roll band in history has a sound this unique and bizarre; Eastern guitar melodies swirl as if played by some arab with a turbin on his head ! The technical brilliance of Keegan cannot be understated along with the other features in G.e. ; Drummer Mike Valencia, lead vocalist Clark Haggins and bassist Rick Carmody. This gig performed live along with many other bands on an afternoon where G.e. controlled the action at a festival that would be the last time ever that G.e. would play a show with Keegan.

22nd street ; Greenhouse Effect song from Going Legit (1991).

http://ihm-ip.clearchannel.com/cc-common/artist_submission/player.html?art=187148 http://ihm-ip.clearchannel.com/cc-common/artist_submission/player.html?art=187148 people (that won't back down) Watch Clark Hagins and his band Greenhouse Effect Now at Clear Channel Radio !! Clear Channel's New Radio Network !! Greenhouse Effect Music also at Google -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your travel deal here. @ Aol.

View video of biotech expert Graham Brookes discussing the advantages of biotechnology in agriculture, including a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and an increase in small farm income. The conversations about plant biotechnology Web site offers video discussions with farmers and experts from around the world.

View a video on the benefits of conservation tillage, including soil erosion control and reduced greenhouse gas emission. Conservation tillage is also referred to as no till farming or reduced plowing.

This song sounds british but it isn't. Its from greenhouse effect in 1992 and it is the song called Brandy. Clark Hagins wrote this song and named it after a drunken studio engineer. http://ihm-ip.clearchannel.com/cc-common/artist_submission/player.html?art=187148 http://ihm-ip.clearchannel.com/cc-common/artist_submission/player.html?art=187148 people (that won't back down) by GREENHOUSE EFFECT ; WATCH NOW @ Clear channel New Music Radio !! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your travel deal here. @ Aol !!

The Greenhouse Effect Song It Ain't Easy written by Clark Hagins in 1992. http://ihm-ip.clearchannel.com/cc-common/artist_submission/player.html?art=187148 http://ihm-ip.clearchannel.com/cc-common/artist_submission/player.html?art=187148 people (that won't back down) = Watch Now ! At Clear Channel "New" Music Radio !! ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Adrian Van Hooydonk, Head of Design - BMW Automobiles explains the secret behind the "shape of power": the exterior of the BMW 1 Series Coupé. A long bonnet, a set-back trapezoidal greenhouse and short overhangs: the BMW 1 Series Coupé looks quick, even when stationary. The clearly defined shoulder line and long wheelbase confidently highlight its perfect proportions from its muscular front to its powerful and wide rear. In line with legendary BMW 2002 tradition, the new BMW 1 Series Coupé provides the ideal measurements to deliver optimum driving dynamics.

Veggie politicians take a look at a pressing issue.

In this video, Tom provides a narrated tour of the Neuton Battery-Powered Mower. The Neuton Mower is the country's #1 selling battery-powered lawn mower, capable of mowing up to 1/3 acre on a single charge. Lightweight, quiet and easy to use, the Neuton Battery-Powered Mower comes in two sizes, emits virtually no greenhouse emissions and can be recharged using less than 10 cents worth of electricity.

In this video, Tom demonstrates the Neuton's ability to mow down thick, tall grass. The Neuton Mower is the country's #1 selling battery-powered lawn mower, capable of mowing up to 1/3 acre on a single charge. Lightweight, quiet and easy to use, the Neuton Battery-Powered Mower comes in two sizes, emits virtually no greenhouse emissions and can be recharged using less than 10 cents worth of electricity.

In this video, Madeleine demonstrates the Neuton Mower's light-weight design. The Neuton Mower is the country's #1 selling battery-powered lawn mower, capable of mowing up to 1/3 acre on a single charge. Lightweight, quiet and easy to use, the Neuton Battery-Powered Mower comes in two sizes, emits virtually no greenhouse emissions and can be recharged using less than 10 cents worth of electricity.

In this video, Tom demonstrates the power of the Neuton Trimmer and Edger attachment. The Neuton Mower is the country's #1 selling battery-powered lawn mower, capable of mowing up to 1/3 acre on a single charge. Lightweight, quiet and easy to use, the Neuton Battery-Powered Mower comes in two sizes, emits virtually no greenhouse emissions and can be recharged using less than 10 cents worth of electricity.

Heating your water with a solar water heating system helps reduce tons of greenhouse emissions every year. Better yet, you will enjoy thousands in savings as a result of lower energy bills, rebates, and tax credits.

http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/energy What key questions will be discussed at the upcoming G8 summit? Is there a global solution for reducing oil prices? And will the United States be receptive to calls to reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Center for American Progress Senior Fellow Dan Weiss answers these questions in the latest installment of CAP's ASK THE EXPERT series.

Today we’re looking at Penny Arcade Adventures Episode 1: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness. OK, so this probably makes me a MASSIVE nerd, but I was actually more excited about this game coming out then I was about GTA4! Comic book styled point and click adventures? Getting to play a character working side by side with Tycho and Gabe?? This is nerd manna from geek heaven. But with its undeniable charm and wit, and clearly explained tutorials, it is delightfully accessible and will hopefully bring this type of game to a much wider audience then normal. The footage shown is from a MacBook Pro, and you can download the game for Mac, Windows or Linux from Greenhouse, or download it on XBLA. Enjoy the show and relish this game.

Is there convincing scientific evidence that human release of carbon dioxide, methane, or other greenhouse gases is causing catastrophic heating of the Earth’s atmosphere and disruption of the Earth’s climate?

If one man's trash is another man's treasure, then landfills just might be the latest goldmine. With oil prices at record highs and increased attention on conserving the environment, businesses and communities are increasingly looking to landfill gas as a source for fuel. All landfill trash decomposes over time and releases methane, a greenhouse gas, into the air. At landfills across the county, new technology is being developed to capture that natural gas, treat it and send it where it can be used as fuel. A growing number of companies are finding landfill gas to be a clean, reliable energy source that can be purchased at significantly lower costs than conventional natural gas. In addition, the environmental benefits of landfill gas are significant. According to the EPA, the reduction in greenhouse gases from this project alone is equivalent to removing 41,000 cars from the road or reducing oil consumption by more than 50,000 barrels a year. Produced for Siemens

http://www.globalchange.com. Impact of global warming on energy companies, oil companies, coal and gas use, nuclear energy and renewable energy. How oil companies will change investment patterns. Renewable energy, solar power, wind power, wave power, geothermal power generation, tidal power. Consumer pressure, activist groups and government regulation. Oil industry profits and future oil prices. Price per barrel of oil. Middle East oil producers and OPEC agreements. Production quotas. Kyoto treaty, carbon trading, carbon dioxide emissions, flaring, heat exchange and energy conservation. Refining and extracting energy use. Greenhouse gas emissions – lowering of green house gases. Shareholder pressures for climate control. Video by keynote conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon, Futurist and author of 12 books on global trends including Futurewise and Building a Better Business. Oil companies, energy industry, global warming, carbon trading, caps, emissions, carbon dioxide, offset, ...

As the push to be environmentally conscious increases and Earth Day approaches, many of us try to practice what we preach – reduce-reuse-recycle. But according to the Environmental Protection Agency, 55 percent of everyday garbage still ends up in giant landfills across the U.S. Now, a new extreme form of “going green” called “landfill free” is changing the landscape. Companies like Anheuser-Busch, Subaru and General Motors have committed themselves to a landfill free manufacturing process, meaning all materials generated as a result of regular production operations are recycled or reused in some way. GM’s Flint Engine South Plant is one of the first manufacturing facilities in the U.S. to achieve zero waste. The environmental benefits of the plant's waste recycling efforts include the prevention of over 44,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions being emitted into the atmosphere, and the preservation of over 3,000 mature trees annually. Produced for General Motors

http://www.globalchange.com Geothermal heat pumps to heat or cool homes. Impact on global warming replacing gas boilers, oil boilers and air conditioning systems. Same technology as fridge in home. Heat homes, tower blocks, factories, commercial buildings, real estate developments, schools, hospitals and government buildings. Energy savings. Heat exchange. Sweden heat pumps, Switzerland geothermal heating, New Zealand heat pumps. Growth of geothermal installation companies. Payback period. Annual savings. Undergound pipes. Power supply, electricity peak demand. Seasonal changes in demand. Science of geothermal heating systems. How geothermal heating works. How geothermal cooling works. Innovation in global warming reduction – cutting greenhouse gas emissions. Size of geothermal market in Europe, America, Australia and Asia. Video by keynote conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon, Futurist and author of 12 books on global trends including Futurewise and Building a Better Business. Heat ...

http://www.riverwired.com/ You won't find Don Quixote fighting these windmills -- Argentina is using them to power a modern building. This clean wind energy replaces a good percentage of thermal energy—the kind that causes greenhouse gas emissions. The windmill technology in these eco-conscious buildings not only uses less energy, but even saves energy for future use, on non-windy days.

Whats going on in YOUR backyard? A Halton Active Living Network promo pitch.

Biol. Greenhouse...

TerraPass is the leading consumer retailer and marketer of greenhouse gas reduction offsets. Since 2004, over 100,000 TerraPasses have been sold to individuals, families and businesses to balance out the global warming impact of their flying, driving and home energy use. Together, TerraPass customers have reduced more than 780 million pounds of carbon dioxide emissions, the primary cause of climate change. TerraPass works by funding clean energy and carbon reduction projects throughout the U.S., including wind power, farm power, and landfill gas capture. Every TerraPass offset purchase and marketing claim is audited according to standards set by the nonprofit Center for Resources Solutions, creator of Green-e, the nation’s leading renewable energy certification program.

Short documentary on ITER and fusion power; The ITER project aims to build a fusion device, twice the size of the largest current devices, with the goal of demonstrating the scientific and technical feasibility of fusion power. It is a joint project between the European Union, China, India, Japan, South Korea, the Russian Federation and the USA. ITER will be constructed in Europe, at Cadarache in the south of France. The fusion reactor is expected to start operating in 2016. In a fusion reaction, two light atomic nuclei fuse together to form heavier ones. The fusion process releases a large amount of energy, which is the energy source of the sun and the stars. Fusion has some key features which make it an attractive option in a future energy mix: the fusion process is inherently safe; waste which will not be a burden for future generations; no emission of greenhouse gases; and the capacity for large scale energy production. More info: http://www.iter.org http://www.efda.org

When you receive the Seal you will see global warming as the sign of the coming End-times. You will note how Australia is now projecting a 20 percent growth in greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2020.

In May 2007, GE's headquarters began using GE solar panels to generate electricity. Today, GE has more than $2 billiong invested in renewable energy as part of our effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Ruth S. Foster from mothersgarden.net invites us into a Lexington, MA greenhouse to take a look at some color during the drab winter months.

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When you receive the Seal you will see global warming as the sign of the end-times. You will be interested in a new study showing profits can be earned while cutting emissions half the amount needed to stabilize the greenhouse gas levels.

Karastan at Sundance - Project Greenhouse

veggie politicians take a look at a pressing issue

At a U.N. climate conference in Indonesia, the United States reverses its position, agreeing to join negotiations for a new global warming pact by 2009. This could determine for years to come how the world cuts greenhouse gas emissions. (Dec. 15)

Dr. Caldicott explains the nuclear fuel cycle and that, over the life of a nuclear power plant (which couldn’t be built without tax payer subsidies), the plant puts out the same amount of greenhouse gases as a fossil fuel plant does. In addition, we are left to store the spent fuel rods for the next half million years. She does provide alternatives and points out that the sun provides us with three times the energy we need every day. Dr. Caldicott also explains the medical effects of nuclear power and the madness of stockpiling nuclear arms.

1 minute video of the "LongGreenHouse" project happening at the University of Maine which is a nexus of education, sustainable living, culture, and community.

If all of our food scraps were composted each year, the drop in greenhouse gases would be like taking two million cars off the road.

It's what keeps you warm and toasty. Its like a blanket that holds the sun?s warmth close to the Earth and gives us weather. But like anything, too much is not good, and we could kill our planet with too much of a good thing! Download the preview or click over to MoboVivo.com

Italy travel: Amalfi Coast. Sorrento's evening meal was another sub-par dinner in a stunning setting. It's easy to see why Perillo Tours would like the looks of this place, which we dubbed "The Greenhouse". The setting and landscaping were gorgeous. As for the meal: unfortunately, we have never sent back so many merely "picked at" plates. All the lush greenery outside would be worth a look during the daytime. We thought the cafeteria-style seating could have been broken up nicely by bringing some plants inside, and thus compartmentalizing sections of the dining room floor. That might also have allowed the waiters some centralized kiosks for retrieval of necessities and deposit for used items. Those poor guys had to walk an eighth of a mile to get us a glass of water! jpmeyer.com PerilloTours.com

Another LOUD Tour TV Music Video. This one should evoke a little more emotion then my others. I call it Aftermath. This is what I would imagine things would have looked like after a war or some other terrible event. The music is Greenhouse by The Yellowjackets.

Today's topic--Ericksonian Hypnosis: RAPPORT, Sleight of Mouth and Utilizing Existing Resources http://www.hypnosis101.com Milton Erickson, the great hypnotherapist, was once asked to help a depressed, possibly suicidal woman in her sixties. Erickson met her at her home, noticing it was dark and depressing. The one thing the woman was able to GET EXCITED about was her greenhouse where she worked with her African violets.