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The issue of global warming is heating up once again as the 15th Annual UN Climate Change Conference convenes in Copenhagen this week. From this...
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Find out more about Bill: Mr. Wagner is a licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) in the State of Georgia and has over 20 years of environmental engineering experience including serving with the EPA on a Department of Energy alternative fuels development task force. Over the years he has worked on a variety of life cycle management (recycle/reuse projects), endorsed pollution prevention measures, and also directed renewable energy and alternative energy projects for a wide assortment of industrial clients located throughout the southeast. E-mail Bill at this address. |
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Energy is defined as the “ability to do work”. Work can be described as the act of moving, lifting, warming, or lighting something. In...
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