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Helping the lizards....just a little.
In November, the team at Energy TS decided to spend the day helping out at Nga Uruora, the Kapiti project .
Hydrology 29 November 2018
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
SnippETS for 29 November 2018
Welcome to our latest SnippETS newsletter. This week we look at some strategies against climate change including closing the ozone hole,
Hydrology 15 November 2018
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
SnippETS for 15 November 2018
Welcome to our latest SnippETS newsletter. This week we take a broad look at the plastics dilemma, both internationally and in New Zealand, then we dig into some ideas on how the private sector can step up when it comes to emissions and sustainability reporting. We also cover two interesting articles on geothermal energy and then we finish off this week’s SnippETS with some achievable projects that you can implement at home to tackle climate change. ‘Single –use’ has had quit
Beyond Simple Payback: Calculating The True Value of Project Savings
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Hydrology 8 November 2018
Storage chart provided courtesy of Energy Link
SnippETS for 1 November 2018
Welcome to our latest SnippETS newsletter. This week we take a look at how a personal commitment to clean up a beach led to much bigger things, recycling plastic the right way and lab produced meat that is actually meat! Also we look at how robots are going to revolutionise farming and that there is no such thing as waste. We also have a look at zinc air batteries, sometimes simple is good and we finish up with some photos, a picture can be worth a thousand words. In 2007 a g
