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Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation

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Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation

Organization Link:

http://www.mtrp.org/

A non-profit organization whose mission it is to preserve and protect the natural environment of Mission Trails Regional Park and to provide and promote educational and recreational opportunities.

Contact Name:

Jay Wilson

Phone:

+1.619.582.4502

Email:

jwilson@mtrp.org

Contact Page:

http://www.mtrp.org/contact

Address

Address1:

One Father Juniperro Serra Trail

City:

San Diego

State/Prov/Terr:

Zip/Postal Code:

92119

Organization Type:

Geographic Area:

San Diego

Location

One Father Juniperro Serra Trail

92119 San Diego

See map: Google Maps

Calendar of the Organization:

MTRP event calendar

Open Oceans Global

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Open Oceans Global

Organization Link:

Open Oceans Global

A non-profit organization whose mission it is to connect the ocean community to build a GIS-based, web infrastructure designed to bring together ocean data, to recognize exemplary sources of ocean information, to visualize ocean processes, to help resolve ocean policy questions and disputes, and to better understand ocean processes.

Contact Name:

John Lormon

Phone:

1.858.353.5489

Email:

info@openoceans.org

Contact Page:

http://www.openoceans.org

Address

Address1:

PO Box 22971

City:

San Diego

State/Prov/Terr:

Zip/Postal Code:

92192-2971

Geographic Area:

San Diego

Organization Type:

Ocean

Calendar of the Organization:

Open Oceans Global Calendar

Big Trends Group - What in the World is Going On?

Date:

01/18/12

What were the San Diego Regional Economic Trends in 2011?

and what do they foretell for 2012?

Please join us for

The Big Trends:

What in the World is Going On?

at the

World Resources Simulation Center

1088 Third Avenue, San Diego, California 92101

Event Type:

SimCenter

Audience:

Advisors

Environment world review of the year: '2011 rewrote the record books'

Submitted by ward on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 9:59am

Author:

John Vidal

Members of the Japanese government investigate the accident at Fukushima nuclear

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The ecologically tumultuous year saw record greenhouse gas emissions, melting Arctic sea ice, natural disasters and extreme weather – and the world's second worst nuclear disaster

Link:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/dec/22/environment-2011-year-review

Level:

Global

Year:

2012

Can Bolivia become a green energy superpower?

Submitted by ward on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 9:52am

Author:

Dan Collyns

The Salar salt flat in Bolivia. Domestic opinion is divided about the exploitati

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Bolivia has vast reserves of lithium, seen as the green energy fuel of the future, which it wants to exploit on its own. But the lithium is locked underneath a 10,000 sq km salt flat

Bolivia has more lithium than anywhere else in the world but its potential to fuel lithium-ion batteries for electric cars is in danger of failing.

Link:

www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/poverty-matters/2011/dec/29/bolivia-green-energy-superpower-lithium

Level:

Regional

Year:

2011

Geographic Area:

Bolivia

Could Asia have its own supergrid?

Submitted by ward on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 9:44am

Author:

Stewart Taggart

Could an Asian supergrid learn from visions for Europe and North Africa? One ini

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By 2050, Asia could be connected by a massive energy and information architecture, believes Stewart Taggart.

A ‘Pan-Asian Energy Infrastructure’ could be inspired by – and dramatically extend – the concept of cross-border grids elsewhere, most notably in Europe and North Africa. Examining infrastructure projects now underway in Asia, how might these organically develop into a ‘Pan-Asian Energy Infrastructure’ by 2050?