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To The East Is Quebec
by
Ashton Billesberger
Quebec is a province that is located east of Ontario; it is Canada's biggest province and has the second most people living there. There are about 7,568,640 people living there (as of 2005).
http://ezinearticles.com/?To-The-East-Is-Quebec
id=147870 - Feb 18, 2006
The Province of Quebec
by
Dave Lympany
The Province of Quebec covers a vast amount of territory and is Canada's largest Province. With French as the official language (the only place in North America) the Province is renowned for fabulous cuisine, history and world class natural resources.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Province-of-Quebec
id=143459 - Feb 11, 2006
Canadas Route 666
by
Nathan Wasson
The trans taiga highway, North Americas longest uninhabited highway. It stretches 666 kms deep into interior Quebec. This is the furthest you can get from civilization in a vehicle, on a road.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Canadas-Route-666
id=6062653 - Mar 10, 2011
The Stealth Alternative Energy Source Already Operational
by
Ken R Thompson
The term alternative or renewable energy source usually is thought of as something other than oil based or coal. Other than wind energy some older sources of energy seem to be ignored in print but produce significant power. The first in hydroelectric energy most of which was established 70 years ago with new plants being built or planned in Quebec. The surprise is garbage to power incinerators that finally pass the sniff test.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Stealth-Alternative-Energy-Source-Already-Operational
id=3940558 - Mar 17, 2010
Spas - The Total Canadian Experience
by
Gareth Powell
Canada is a vast country and it has more spas than you can count. A quick guide to the best of them.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Spas---The-Total-Canadian-Experience
id=6112670 - Mar 25, 2011
Power Blips - The Stuff of Data Loss Nightmares
by
Blue Melnick
On January 30, 2007 an oily capacitor bank at Hydro One's Richview transformer station in Toronto failed, shot a powerful arc of electricity to the ground, and then exploded. The result was a power dip of roughly 1,500 megawatts of capacity, and though it lasted for less than a second, this mysterious blip turned the stuff of nightmares widespread data loss into a frightening reality for business owners from here to the Quebec border and down into the U.S.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Power-Blips---The-Stuff-of-Data-Loss-Nightmares
id=603120 - Jun 12, 2007
Canada - Making the Most of Hydroelectric Power!
by
Robert Eckard
Known around the globe as a trailblazer in the utilization and development of renewable energy, Canada is near the top of the list in the use of hydroelectric power. Second only to China in power production, two-thirds of the electricity produced in Canada is derived from hydroelectric power. This statistic also places Canada in a relatively small group of countries which obtain the majority of their electricity using the power of water.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Canada---Making-the-Most-of-Hydroelectric-Power!
id=3621631 - Jan 22, 2010
Solar Flares, Electromagnetic Pulses (EMPs) and Faraday Cages - Surviving 2012
by
Jeff J Jones
With the economy getting worse in all countries, some to the point of falling apart, it's becoming more important to have a backup plan in case of emergencies. If the entire power grid was wiped out what would you do for power? Even if you have plans of alternative energy through solar panels or wind generators the inverters would be fried unless you had a faraday cage.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Solar-Flares,-Electromagnetic-Pulses-(EMPs)-and-Faraday-Cages---Surviving-2012
id=6895253 - Feb 21, 2012
How to Collect Your Company's Energy Data
by
Tiffany Richmond
In order to respond to their energy and environmental challenges, organizations need to clearly understand their energy costs, identify areas for improvement in operational practices, reduce energy costs and environmental impact, develop a baseline to compare against industry benchmarks or future performance, and finally, to track and report their performance. These key initiatives require expertise in various areas, but have one crucial element in common. If you guessed energy data then you are correct.
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Collect-Your-Companys-Energy-Data
id=5753371 - Jan 19, 2011
Renewable Energy Options For Data Centres
by
Sandy Cosser
Data centres are expensive to run, both in terms of finance and energy consumption. Efforts have been made into various alternative, renewable energy options, with solar and hydroelectric power looking like the most promising solutions.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Renewable-Energy-Options-For-Data-Centres