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Adalek a napenergiahoz es a gondolkozashoz (mind) |
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Naturexpo '96: konferenc Budapesten (mind) |
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allas (Washington DC) (mind) |
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Sziasztok! Egy rovid sztori a napkollektorokrol.
A mult honapban Ausztriaban dolgoztam, es e'lvezetek valamint penzkimeles
celjabol egy tanyan szalltam meg, 1200m magassagban, ott, ahol a keskeny
ut is veget er. Egy paraszt csalad, 10 tehen, nemi kaszalo es sok erdo.
Osszebaratkoztam a gazdaval, mutatja az alapjait az epulo, nap fele
fordulos vizmelegito napkollektoranak. OK.
Legalabbis neki OK., de nekem meg mindid nem sikerult megemesztenem!
Ugyanis a gazdanak 50 hektarja van, ennek nagy resze erdo. A fat reszben
eladja, reszben szuper gepesitettseggel maga dolgozza fel. A merhetetlen
tomegu fahulladekkal fut es melegiti a vizet!!!!
A kutyu rettenetesen draga, tisztaban van vele, hogy tizen-egynehany
ev mulva kezd hasznot termelni majd.
Jon a reagalasotok: (1) lokott a pofa, (2) ne peldalodzunk azokkal, akiknek
nagyon sok tokejuk van, mert otthon nem ez a jellemzo.
A dolog melyebb megertesehez latni kellene a tanyat. Az allatait egy 200
eves, bitang nagy istalloban tartja. Annakidejen ennek a felepitese is
nagyon kimerithette az oseit, lehet, hogy tobb generacio is epitette,
egyaltalan nem maguknak. O is kotelezettnek erzi magat, hogy ezt a
fogcsikorgatva is felhalmozo es tudatosan o:ko letformat kovesse.
Ez a hozzaallas fuggetlen a zsozso abszolut mennyisegetol! Es ez az,
amit az urbanizacio es a tulajdontalansag kiol az emberekbol.
Uff,
Dunkl Istvan
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The organizers of the Naturexpo '96 Scientific Conference on the
Sustainable Use of Biological Resources announce the availability of
the Preliminary Conference Program. The document, printed on
environmentally-friendly paper, contains the program of the four day
Conference, including guest speakers, supporters and sponsors, section
timetables and the schedule of the Regional Environmental Center's
Workshop on Regional Environmental Action.
The Conference opens on Monday, August 26th in the Hungarian Academy
of Sciences with a Key Note Speech from IUCN President Dr. Jay D. Hair
and closes on Thursday, August 29th with the acceptance of the
Budapest Declaration on the Sustainable Use of Biological Resources.
A Preliminary text of the Declaration can be obtained from the
Conference Secretariat in mid-July.
The Conference will focus on the role of both users and conservers of
biological resources, and encourage cooperation between and among
them. The four technical sections are as follows: Biodiversity and
Nature Conservation, Wildlife Conservation and Management, Freshwater
Fish Conservation and Management, and Eco-tourism.
For copies of the Conference Program, please contact the Conference
Secretariat:
Viktor Richter
SCOPE Ltd.
Kende u. 13-17.
H-1111 Budapest, Hungary
Tel: 36-1-181-0511
Fax: 36-1-186-9378
E-mail: INTERNET:
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American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
Job Opening: Research Associate, Transportation Efficiency Program
Description: The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy is
seeking a Research Associate in its Washington, DC office. The position
involves policy analysis and advocacy of strategies for improving U.S.
transportation system efficiency by reducing vehicle miles of travel (VMT)
and improving vehicle technology. The ideal candidate will offer strong
academic credentials and experience in quantitative analysis of
transportation, energy, and environmental issues, knowledge of
institutions and a network of contacts in the field, as well as a
publications track record and strong writing and presentation skills. A
position with ACEEE offers the opportunity to work with an outstanding
organization that is a leading voice for energy efficiency, providing
high-quality information and advice to policy makers and the public, and
helping to shape programs and policies that protect the environment and
enhance the economy. Project areas for this job include:
* Analysis of regional, state, and local plans and progress regarding
intermodalism, transit-oriented development, and sustainable land-use
strategies, as well as supporting market mechanisms such as parking
subsidy reform, tax shifting, and other strategies to provide more
equitable and efficient transportation pricing.
* Technical and policy assistance to regional campaigns seeking to
improve transportation efficiency in support of energy conservation,
clean air, and CO2 emissions reduction goals.
* Assistance in analysis, program development, and advocacy for
cleaner and more efficient vehicles, including both near-term
refinements of conventional technology and advanced technologies for
passenger cars, light trucks, and freight vehicles.
* Participation in policy development and advocacy related to
improving transportation system efficiency at national, state, and
local levels.
Qualifications: Graduate degree plus three years of experience, or
equivalent, in engineering or regional planning, or a related discipline,
with specialization in transportation and environmental analysis;
strong analytical, writing, and communications skills; demonstrated
ability to work independently.
Timing: Position will be filled as soon as a suitable candidate is found.
Salary: Commensurate with experience.
To Apply: Send a resume, list of publications, and a brief cover letter
explaining interest and availability to the Transportation Program
Director (address below). No phone calls, please.
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) is a
non-profit organization dedicated to advancing energy efficiency as a
means of promoting economic prosperity and environmental protection.
ACEEE is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the
basis of gender, race, color, religion, creed, national origin, or
physical handicap. Women and minority candidates are encouraged to
apply.
American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
1001 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 801, Washington, DC 20036
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