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| ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers) | The ASHRAE green engineering site contains general engineering guidelines for green building and primary, secondary, and post-secondary schools. | |
| Energy Seminar Presentations 2005/06 | unrated | Dr. Richard Fineberg has posted much of his presentation evaluating Alaska's oil revenue system at his website at the following link: www.finebergresearch.com. This was given at the People's Endowment Energy Seminar, October 11, 2005 at the Schaible Auditorium, UAF. |
| Energy and Housing | ***** | This is a professional University extension web page. It contains a vast array of housing, radon, indoor air quality, and a bit of solar information. Most publications are downloadable as PDF files. Also archived at this site are back issues of Alaska Building Science News. |
| CIES: Council for International Exchange of Scholars | *** | The web site for seeking Fulbright opportunities. CIES is the acronym for the Council for the International Exchange of Scholars. They are a clearinghouse and evaluative interface for Fulbright Scholarly Exchanges. |
| fulbright.org | **** | Another Fulbright related site which is maintained and serves to the emerging and growing community of Fulbright Alumni, Faculty and individuals who have been Fulbright Exchange Scholars. |
| American Solar Energy Society | ** | American Solar Energy Society website. Many fabulous links, a "solarguide" resource on-line, lots of good stuff. |
| Concentrating Solar Power for Europe and North Africa | **** | This is a page devoted to the potential for using concentrated solar power collection in the Mediterranean and desert areas of North Africa to renewably power the whole of Europe. The synergies of solving various other problems through this system are compelling and would create a marvelous world. A model system is presented for a transition to a water-adequate, non-fossil-fueled world which is both affordable and more equitable, without resorting to nuclear Faustian bargains. |
| American Wind Energy Association | **** | American Wind Energy Association website. Wind power is currently the fastest growing energy technology. An increasing number of people from electric utilities, news media, research institutions, political and regulatory bodies, and local communities are searching for up-to-date, accurate information on this clean, renewable energy source. The Wind Energy Information Guide 2003 (Adobe Acrobat document - PDF) is compiled by the American Wind Energy Association, provides a range of general and technical information about wind energy. |
| Rocky Mountain Institute | ***** | Rocky Mountain Institute Amory Lovin's Site, among others. Great technical and well researched resource site. |
| Hubbert Peak of Oil Production | ***** | Some of the most important insights about oil production, declines, and our future. |
| The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation | *** | The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation web site. A unique and always refreshing place to visit. Alaska's marvel of foresight, now a political hot potato, but always a cause for celebrating that easily forgotten fact that sometimes we can do good things through government and politics. |
| The Secular Web- Infidels.org | ***** | The vast and awesome "Secular Web". A secular humanist, intellectual web site which will stir the soul of the most chilling Fundamentalists. A very stimulating and controversial place to visit. Welcome to "HIVE MIND" where everything is abuzz! This place has a link to an organization pursuing the search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, and is the source of the "Bank of Wisdom", an archive of the works of Robert Ingersoll. |
| http://asuaf.org/~fsajs6/SCTF/ | Webpage for the Sustainable Campus Task Force, Associated Students of University of Alaska Fairbanks. This is a fabulously articulate website. | |
| http://www.znet.com | ||
| http://www.naturalcapitalism.org | Superb modern text! Can read from the web! DO IT! | |
| The New York Museum of Modern Art | ||
| The Awful Truth | A website about a cable TV show. | |
| http://www.michaelmoore.com | Michael Moore's website | |
| Save the Rainforest | ***** | Save 30-45 acres of rainforest per click, for FREE!! Up to one click per day. |
| The Hunger Site | **** | An international food/relief website. Bookmark it and help send food around the world to needful people, paid for by corporate sponsors. Should be visited once a day. |
| The Rainforest Site | *** | Save approximately twenty acres of rainforest with each click, paid for by corporate sponsors. There are a few things on this site that make me question where some of the sponsor money is going. Can be visited once a day. |
| Powers of Ten | An interesting website to feed your sense of proportion re our home as humans, for a little R&R-- that virtual analog of where we are........... - D. Stannard | |
Solving Alaska's Fiscal Gap:
WEST - Windfall Equal Sharing Tax
Dr. Sharman Haley Presentation
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Proposal by Oilwatch Alaska. "Alaska and the oil Industry are both subject to the vicissitudes of changing oil prices. While it is appropriate that oil companies directly benefit from rising prices, Oilwatch Alaska believes that State revenue policies should ensure that the State also receives an appropriate share of those rising prices. Analysis of State revenue and Industry profits at various oil prices suggests the Industry captures a lopsidedly large share of the gains from rising oil prices. The Windfall Equal Sharing Tax (WEST) is designed to remedy this problem." - Quoted from proposal. For more than half of Alaska households, paying income taxes would be cheaper than giving up part of their Permanent Fund dividends. That's assuming either measure raised the same amount for state government. Learn about that and other fiscal facts in a new presentation developed by Sharman Haley, associate professor of public policy at ISER, to help Alaskans understand fiscal issues. |
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