The X-Prize Foundation is working on developing an automotive prize "To inspire a new generation of viable, super-efficient vehicles that help break our addiction to oil and stem the effects of climate change."
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Become a Climate Change Presenter
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Take training to become a presenter on climate change.
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The St. Andrews Prize for the Environment
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The Prize recognises significant contributions to environmental conservation. Submissions for the annual prize are assessed by a panel of eminent trustees representing science, industry and government with the award going to the project the Trustees consider displays the best combination of good science, economic realism and political acceptability.
Save energy and money at home
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The Energy Savings Trust has a great mini-site on ways to save yourself energy and money. The advice here is very practical, and although this organisation is in the UK, much of this could be applied anywhere.
Post a comment on PoFo to tell others what you've done to your home.
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