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BUSINESS UTILITY SOLUTIONS
Phone: 01573-229-777
GORDON, BERWICKSHIRE
Established in 1997, our company was founded with a background in energy ... While the standard brokerage is free, there are many other services wh...
www.busl.co.ukTHE MONARCH PARTNERSHIP
Phone: 02086-601-927
PURLEY, SURREY
"The Monarch Partnership helped us to achieve savings of 46% on our utility ... Our online reporting system allows you complete transparency a...
www.monarchpartnership.co.ukMUSE STANCIL & CO
Phone: 02074-081-457
LONDON, LONDON
We have exceptional people yielding highly effective results in three offices ... From Alaska to Zimbabwe, our consultants travel the world to prov...
www.musestancil.comSTEWART KING
Phone: 01466-751-411
BANFF, BANFFSHIRE
Industrial and commercial energy saving consultancy.Stewart King offers a complete range of energy efficiency products and services including build...
www.save-energy.orgSTRATHCLYDE & CENTRAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY ADVICE CENTRE
Phone: 01415-520-799
GLASGOW, LANARKSHIRE
www.glasleac.demon.co.uk ALBAR ASSOCIATES
Phone: 01606-861-351
WINSFORD, CHESHIRE
Suppliers of automatic energy monitoring, management, electricity metering and control systems
www.albar-energy.co.ukDEVON ASSOCIATION FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY
Phone: 01837-892-00
NORTH TAWTON, DEVON
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Recommendations for conservation work in the amazons?
i am taking a gap year in 2009 and want to take part in a variety of conservation projects, mainly in the Amazons of Brazil, but also general travelling. Has anyone done any projects there, or any abroad they would really reccomend. I want to do a lot of hands on work, and love animals, so an animal sanctuary would also be great. I only really want advise from people who have done projects, as you can never be certain. Thanks
charlotte m
Question answered by Agua-Luna.com -I LIVE OFF GRID-
Hi Charlotte, We're involved in many Renewable Energy, Self-Sustainability, RE-forestation and Animal Protection Projects. Currently we're working in Southern Mexico (Tulum), Central America (Roatan) and "may" have something this Summer in Peru. For more info or passed projects pics and overviews go to www agua-luna com You're welcome to join us either here on our 100% Self-Sufficient Ranch or abroad as a Sustainable Intern or Impact Team Volunteer. In the meantime here’s some more info on our Internship Program… We volunteer sustainable home building projects in needing countries, and offer an internship program where the interns can help out also, if you’re interested. Go to www agua-luna com if to find out more. The Agua-Luna Internship program is open to anyone with an interest in sustainability / alternative energy and a willingness to work hard. People of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to sign up. Internships are unpaid positions. Interns are responsible for providing their own accommodations, food, transportation, supplies, etc. or primitive camping and meals are available at no charge on-site. During the session interns may attend any scheduled on-site workshops and seminars. Upon completion of the session interns receive a Certificate of Clean Green Building, and the new found skills of environmental construction. Each session will start with a brief orientation meeting at the AguaLuna Visitors Center. This will include a small tour of the AguaLuna Ranch, projects and potential work sites, showing a few finished projects as well as the job site where you will show up for work at 9 am the next day. Expect to be challenged physically and mentally, to work hard and play hard. Some have found it difficult to be away from their homes and jobs for a month. Please come prepared to support yourself for the entirety of your stay. Also, please keep in mind you will be working on a construction site. I’d be willing to sponsor you personally, if you feel your up for it and it sounds like something you’d be interested in. feel free to visit the site for more info, you can contact me directly threw the site. www agua-luna com Hope this helped, feel free to contact me personally if you have any questions if you’d like assistance in making your first self sufficient steps, I’m willing to walk you step by step threw the process. I’ve written several how-to DIY guides available at www agua-luna com on the subject. I also offer online and on-site workshops, seminars and internships to help others help the environment. Dan Martin Alterative Energy / Sustainable Consultant, Living 100% on Alternative & Author of How One Simple Yet Incredibly Powerful Resource Is Transforming The Lives of Regular People From All Over The World... Instantly Elevating Their Income & Lowering Their Debt, While Saving The Environment by Using FREE ENERGY... All With Just One Click of A Mouse...For more info Visit: www AGUA-LUNA com Stop Global Warming!!!I want to work and contribute in the environmental sector. How can I become a pro like ECO consultant etc?
Environmental Control Officer (ECO) Consultant
MukS
Question answered by Kellee
Most consultants require 3 to 10 years of technical work experience with a background in detailed technical project work in commercial and institutional buildings. Experience with quantitative energy and water use analysis, EnergyStar label program, and/or knowledge experience with building energy modeling process and energy analysis will also be helpful. Ability to read, understand, and navigate a set of building plans and specifications as well as a working knowledge and demonstrated experience in building design and/or construction.Direct knowledge of HVAC systems/controls, energy conservation, indoor air quality management, water resource management, and/or sustainable design will most likely be required. Good Luck!What can you do with an Environmental Sciences major?
Okay, so - my main goal is to do something to help the world/people/animals (like many people!) I considered becoming a doctor, but I am not sure that's for me. (Making decisions is not my strong point!) So, I have considered an environmental sciences major. Would this be practical? Would environmental engineering be better? ANY suggestions? I am interested in stuff like the Peace Corps. The only problem with engineering is I don't really care how things work... I want to go out and make a difference.
Gabby :)
Question answered by ๑۩۞۩๑ Cυρcαкє ๑۩۞۩๑
I say all that matters is that you choose a career that makes you happy =) Environmental Careers: Agricultural Careers Agriculture and Natural Resource Careers Agriculture Engineering Agronomists Animal and Plant Sciences Aquarists Archaeology Biological Scientists Biologist - How do I Become Biologists Biomedical Engineer Buckers and Fallers Careers in Geoscience Careers in Green Jobs Careers in Marine Biology Careers in Oceanography Careers in the Environment Conservation Scientists Ecologist Ecologists Environmental Careers Environmental Careers - ATEEL Environmental Career Corner Environmental Career Exploration Environmental Compliance Inspectors Environmental Consultant Environmental Drilling and Related Careers Environmental Engineer Environmental Engineering Environmental Health Officer Environmental Health Scientist Environmental Scientist Environmental Scientists and Specialists Environmental Technician Environmental Technology Career EPA Careers Extension Agents Fish and Game Wardens Fish and Wildlife Managers Forestry Careers Forest Growing and Related Careers Forestry and Fishing Careers Game Wardens Geological Engineer Geologists Geologists, Geochemists and Geophysicists Geomorphologist Geoscience Technician Green Energy Careers Guide Green Jobs Horticulture Careers Hydrographer Land Management Careers Landcare Worker Life Scientists Life Scientists Life Works - Health and Science Careers Marine Biology, Oceanography Marine Biology and Oceanography Careers Marine Careers Marine Science Careers Meteorologist Meteorology Careers Microbiologists Microbiologist - ASM Mineral Exploration and Related Careers Mining Engineers National Park Service Career Natural Gas Industry Careers Natural Resource Manager Natural Science Managers Ocean Science Careers Oceanographers Outdoor Adventure Guide Outdoor Career Guide Outdoor Job Profiles Park Naturalists Park Naturalists Park Naturalists Paleontology Careers Quarrying and Related Careers Range Managers Recreation Workers Science & Engineering Careers Soil Conservationists Stable Attendents Surveyors and Cartographers Underwater Exploration Urban and Land Use Planners Urban and Regional Planners Waste Management Careers Water Industry Careers Water Job Profiles Water Services Officer What is a City Planner Wildlife Oficers Zoo Keepers Zoological Services Zoologists Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists Hope I Helped <3What is a good job if i like science?
I'm interested in the whole, forensics thing. I like researching and experiments. I like to learn about the body system; Solar system, animals, environment, practically, everything to do with science i love. So, I was just wondering, what jobs involve a lot of research and things like that. I was thinking about a marine biologist. Forensic scientist. Or anything along those lines, Any suggestions are appreciated.
RunningWithScissors
Question answered by BlackBubbly
Acupuncturist Aerospace Engineer Agricultural Engineer Agricultural Tech Agronomist Allergist Anesthesiologist Animal Breeder Animal Caretaker Animal Trainer Anthropologist Aquaculturist Arborist Archaeologist Astronaut Astronomer Athletic Therapist Audiologist Avionics Tech Beekeeper Biochemist Bioethicist Bioinformatics Specialist Biological Tech Biologist Biomedical Engineer Biotechnologist Boilermaker Botanist Brewmaster Butcher Cable Installer and Repairer Cardiologist Cardiovascular Tech Chemical Engineer Chemical Engineering Tech Chemist Chiropodist Chiropractor Civil Engineer Conservation Officer Conservator Coroner Crime Scene Investigator Curator Cytotechnologist Dental Assistant Dental Hygienist Dental Lab Tech Dentist Denturist Dermatologist Developmental Service Worker Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Dietitian Doctor Ecologist Electrical Engineer Electrical Engineering Tech Electrician Electroneurodiagnostic Tech Electronics Engineer Electronics Engineering Tech Elementary School Teacher Engineering Tech Environmental Consultant Environmental Engineer Environmental Health Officer Environmental Tech Epidemiologist Esthetician Explosives Specialist Family Physician Farmer Fire Investigator Food Inspector Food Scientist Forensic Scientist Forester Forestry Technician Fruit and Vegetable Grower Funeral Director Gardener Genetic Counsellor Geologist Gerontologist Health Care Administrator Health Records Professional Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration Tech Helicopter Pilot High School Teacher Horse Trainer Horticulturist Hydrologist / Hydrogeologist Inventor Kinesiologist Landscape Architect Landscaper Marine Biologist Massage Therapist Materials / Metallurgical Engineer Mathematician Mechanical Engineer Medical Illustrator Medical Imaging Tech Medical Lab Tech Medical Transcriptionist Mental Health Nurse Meteorologist Microbiologist Middle School Teacher Midwife Military Engineer Military Officer Mining Engineer Mining Engineering Tech Model Maker Naturopath Neurologist Nuclear Engineer Nuclear Medicine Technologist Nurse Nurse Practitioner Nursery / Greenhouse Grower Obstetrician-Gynecologist Occupational Hygienist Occupational Therapist Oceanographer Oncologist Ophthalmologist Optician Optometrist Orthodontist Orthopedic Surgeon Osteopathic Physician Paleontologist Paramedic Park Warden / Ranger Pathologist Pediatrician Pedorthist Perfusionist Personal Care Attendant Personal Trainer Pest Controller Petroleum Engineer Petroleum Engineering Tech Pharmacist Pharmacologist Pharmacy Technician Phlebotomist Photographic Processor Physicist Physiotherapist Physiotherapy Assistant Pilot Planner Plastic Surgeon Podiatrist Power Plant Operator Practical Nurse Principal Professor Prosthetist / Orthotist Psychiatric Aide Psychiatrist Psychologist Public Health Nurse Radiation Therapist Radiologist Researcher Respiratory Therapist School Superintendent Scientist Solar Energy Tech Special Education Teacher Speech-Language Pathologist Sport Psychology Consultant Surgeon Taxidermist Technical Sales Representative Technical Writer Toxicologist Veterinarian Veterinary Technician Water Treatment Plant Operator Winemaker Zookeeper ZoologistNeed help naming an energy conservation and environmental consulting company?
Need a name for this new company. Please help
tim r
Question answered by KatieBug
Ambiance Associates Energy & Environmental Experts Energy & Environmental Elements Natural Authority Global Guru Global Guidance Terra Counsultants EC & E Associates (Experts, Consultants, Authority) (Energy Conservation & Environmental) Also, if you're interested in a logo, we just started our own graphic design company. We specialize in logos and promotional products. Check us out www.myspace.com/visualelements or email us visualelements@charter.net. Our rates are very fair, $95 for a custom creation with unlimited revisions, ensuring that you are 100% satisfied. Good luck with the new business!(Aus) What high paying careers can I get in Science?
I plan to have a combination of two or more from Physics, Biology and/or Chemistry. I'm very likely to include Chemistry in this. Any advice sites on science careers appreciated.
Sado
Question answered by Francesca Thomas
http://www.science.uts.edu.au/careers/index.html Careers in Physics Physics graduates diversify into a range of career areas of specialisation following study or research: astronomy / meteorology research and development high technology industry research power / energy / resource management mining / petroleum industries semi-conduction / magnetic and electronics industries systems engineers and technicians education and academia biotechnology and medical research legislative and patent political and governmental consulting engineering and design (automotive) aeronautical / photonics research and product development entrepreneurial and business consulting Careers in Chemistry Chemistry graduates have many options with careers in industry, government, private companies and laboratories, and consulting. Some examples of chemistry careers include: research scientist / technical consultants and advisors environmental / forensic scientific investigation meteorology waste control / pollution regulation mining and petroleum industries medical research laboratory manager / quality control occupational health and safety product design and development quality control - food / beverage / hospitals health / sports / nutrition consulting pharmaceutical and biotechnological research and development communications and marketing industries defence and control quarantine industry conservation / resource management and assessment fisheries / aquaculture agriculture education clinical pathology / hospitals / microbiology laboratorieswhat's the biggest barrier of industrial energy efficiency?
and also the legal, financial, and social incentives for moving toward energy efficiencies.barriers being legal incentives, financial incentives, and social incentives and tell me which of these drivers are most important in adopting energy efficiencies in industries :)
steffi c
Question answered by Brandt
The biggest issue is that companies don't tend to focus on industrial energy efficiency projects. This is really due to a couple issues: -Expansion projects are much more exciting. -A lot of energy consultants do a bad job showing how much the business will benefit with energy conservation projects. I spend a lot of time helping companies cut their energy consumption, and a good part of that is "translating" the green and sustainable benefits into ROI, risk, payback, etc....In other words, the language that business men speak.What jobs are available in the field of geology? How much do they make?
Victor Z
Question answered by edith clarke
Positions according to a few universities (wages according to US Dept of Labor): Many professional geology positions require a master’s degree. However, students with undergraduate geology degrees have been very successful obtaining jobs with environmental consulting firms, state environmental regulatory agencies, and county land conservation departments. One additional year of education courses can lead to a secondary education certificate. A graduate degree prepares students for additional careers with energy companies (oil, gas, coal), mining companies (gold, silver, copper, aggregate), federal/state geological surveys, museums, and universities. Some students have gone on to law school and specialized in environmental law. What are some entry-level jobs held by Geology graduates? *Geologist: (May 2004 per hour: Geological and petroleum technicians $19.35) *GIS Specialist (May 2004: Average Salary Range: $23,600 and $40,100) Plus Other entry-level positions: Environmental Consultant Environmental Technician Hydrogeologist Hydrologist, State Dept of Natural Resources Assistant Professor, State Department of Civil and Enviornmental Engineering Environmental Lawyer, Law Firm Hydrogeologist Petroleum Logging Engineer Pollution Control Specialist, State Dept. of Transportation Research Scientist, U.S. EPA Potential Job Titles for Geology majors with a graduate degree*: Environmental Lawyer* Geological Engineer* Geophysicist* Mining Geologist* Petroleum Geologist* Physical Oceanographer* University Professor* Volcanologist* *Requires graduate degree Good luck!Outside of trying to keep a lid on it is there really any solution to stopping the?
destruction of our environment?
TTC
Question answered by Agua-Luna.Com -I LIVE OFF GRID-
Let me start off by saying we (my family and I) live 100% off of the grid and are completely self-sufficient with a 0% Carbon footprint. I believe this is the first step anyone can make “help the environment”. Once you convert your own life style to a greener more eco friendly route, you can start helping others. my home has all the comforts listed above plus some. we live very comfortable without effecting the environment. just saying that tolet you know it's possible. you may not want to go as extreme as me and my family but anywhere in between is something. Without getting to in depth here, Using alternative fuels in your vehicles and harnessing your own electricity from the sun, water, earth and wind are the 2 are key elements in making a green transition and erasing your carbon footprint. here's a calculator to find out how much of a green impact your making (carbon footprint) http://www.conservation.org/act/live_green/carboncalc if you'd like to make your next step feel free to contact me personally at www agua-luna com I've been installing home made Solar panels. Solar stoves, Solar batch and inline hot water heaters. Solar radiant heating. Solar home heating and AC, along with home made wind gens and other alternative energy items for the last 3 years. You can even make the above projects on site with simple parts from the local hardware stores or auto stores or junk yards. For more info check out some guides I wrote / compiled on how to DIY www agua-luna com Again these projects can be accomplished anywhere by anyone. if you absolutely can't do anything in your home at least you can put alternative fuels in your car. most major automotive manufacturers (Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors, etc) recommend the use of bio fuels, and nearly every car manufacturer in the world approves ethanol blends in their warranty coverage. In fact your probably even driving an ethanol car and didn't even know it. The trick is finding fuel. I've been producing biofuel for about 3 years now, it's not extremely difficult. Basically you need general household ingredients, a processor (or still for ethanol) and some used oil. Blend it, let separate, screen and use. I complied a guide a while back to help walk you threw the process step by step, just email me or check out.. www agua-luna com as for recyling the best way i've found without taking money from your won pocket is to join a free freecycle group in your area or visit the habitat for humanity. If you’d like help in making your self sufficient steps, feel free to contact me directly. I’ve written several how-to DIY guides available at www agua-luna com on the subject. I also offer online and on-site workshops, seminars and internships to help others “help the environment”. Hope this helped, feel free to contact me personally if you have any questions if you’d like assistance in making your first self sufficient steps, I’m willing to walk you step by step threw the process. I’ve written several how-to DIY guides available at www agua-luna com on the subject. I also offer online and on-site workshops, seminars and internships to help others help the environment. Dan Martin Alterative Energy / Sustainable Consultant, Living 100% on Alternative & Author of How One Simple Yet Incredibly Powerful Resource Is Transforming The Lives of Regular People From All Over The World... Instantly Elevating Their Income & Lowering Their Debt, While Saving The Environment by Using FREE ENERGY... All With Just One Click of A Mouse...For more info Visit: www AGUA-LUNA com Stop Global Warming, Receive a FREE Solar Panels Now!!!What are some examples of the 'green collar' jobs that Clinton/Obama refer to?
Often Imitated, NEVER Duplicated
Question answered by ghouly05
Building wind mills, power generators that use waves, and other tecnology jobs that are building things to harness nature to generate power. Green collar workers include professionals such as conservation movement workers, environmental consultants, environmental or biological systems engineers, green building architects, holistic passive solar building designers, solar energy and wind energy engineers, green vehicle engineers, organic farmers, environmental lawyers, ecology educators, and ecotechnology workers. They also include vocational or trade-level employment: electricians who install solar panels, plumbers who install solar water heaters, and construction workers who build energy-efficient green buildings, wind power farms, or other clean, renewable, sustainable future energy development workers could all be considered green jobs. If you are interested go to the site below.
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