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Item #4 of the Johnson County Agenda Review Meeting for February 23, 2011 to schedule the Agenda of March 1, 2011 http://lims.jocogov.org/sirepub/mtgviewer.aspx?meetid=1246&doctype=AGENDA  Consider approving an agreement with the Water Environment Research Foundation to fund the research project “Pilot Site Testing Initiative for High Performance Green Infrastructure” in an amount not to exceed $125,000 to the Stormwater [...]

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Since 1911 some of the world’s most talented minds in the fields of Physics, Mathematics and Electrical Engineering have struggled unsuccessfully to solve the phenomenon known as Super Conductivity.  This has to do with the transmittance of electrical current through a material with no resistance, power in and power out are equal.  In the practical world [...]

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This investigation began after viewing this NBC informational 11/10/11 broadcast. Only 2 minutes and worth watching and hearing about how good this deal was. The existing Johnson County Museum was damaged during the June 2009 “Once in a Century” rainstorm. Approximately 1,500 square foot of the 20,000 square foot was deemed unrepairable.  Artifacts from the damaged area [...]

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PLEASE watch this series of videos. I know John Casey very well and he is a sincere, brilliant man. He exposes the UN, Al Gore and many others that are lying to us about Global Warming. These videos range from 9-14 minutes each. If you can’t watch them all in one sitting please take the [...]

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A Smartphone App Provides New Way to Access Soil Survey Information Posted by David Sanden, NRCS California, on February 3, 2012 at 10:48 AM NRCS Soil Scientist Dr. Dylan Beaudette developed the SoilWeb application for mobile devices while he was a graduate student at UC Davis. The app provides soil survey information in a mobile [...]

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← The American Jobs Act: Creating Space to Grow and Learn What’s New in Healthy, Green Schools at the U.S. Department of Education → Sustainability Education Summit Report Released Posted on November 2, 2011 by Guest Blogger According to Secretary Duncan, preparing students to be good environmental citizens “is some of the most important work [...]

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Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities On Nov. 9, EPA hosted a webinar about the Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities technical assistance. Click here to listen to the webinar. Click here to view a summary of the tools (PDF). (8 pp, 78K, About PDF) See below for information on the Oct. 6 webinar, which provides further [...]

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American Policy Center » Conservation Easements are a Sustainable Development Land Grab Conservation Easements are a Sustainable Development Land Grab By Clarice Ryan One of the prime targets of the Sustainability movement is the acquisition and control of private property of this country and the natural resources contained. The Conservation Easement provides the tools, techniques [...]

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Remove ICLEI – Restore the Republic Many Americans ask how dangerous international policies can suddenly turn up in state and local government, all seemingly uniform to those in communities across the nation and around the globe. The answer – meet ICLEI, a non-profit, private foundation, dedicated to helping your mayor implement all of his promises. [...]

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Cities say: Urbanize the climate agenda  Dec 05, 2011 ICLEI World Secretariat Dec. 4. 2011 DURBAN/South Africa – Cities are calling for the global climate agenda to be urbanized. During the UN climate talks in Durban (COP17/CMP7) cities are putting on a powerful demonstration of their ability to find local solutions to [...]

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