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31. Carbon Emissions From Flying
June 30, 2010
It's a dilemma, you want to get out of the house and visit somewhere new, exciting and distant, but at what cost to the planet in terms of environmental impact? Does flying really put out so much carbon that it needs to be regulated? Will planting a tree off-set the effect? And if so, how many? <...
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32. Volcanic Ash and Airplanes
June 25, 2010
With the eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano in April 2010 the public became aware of the dangers posed to commercial aircraft engines by the fine particles of dust spewed out into the atmosphere, but the airline industry had been aware of this issue for some time.
According to ai...
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33. Iceland Volcano Eruption 2010
June 25, 2010
If Eyjafjallajökull was easier to pronounce it would probably be the most famous volcano of all time; as it is Vesuvius will probably retain that title, with Krakatoa coming a very close second. This Icelandic volcano has caused, directly or indirectly due to over reaction from many parties, the mos...
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34. Visiting the French Alps
June 25, 2010
As an all year round destination the French Alps offer something for all people and something for all seasons, a truly breathtaking area that stretches from the northern Savoir to a hair's breadth away from the Mediterranean.
The culture from the more Germanic influenced Rhone-Alps to the ve...
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35. Visiting Serre Chevalier
June 24, 2010
Sitting high in the southern French Alps, the third or fourth largest ski area in the country is an amazingly well kept secret, arguments rage as to the size of the ski station itself, however it is agreed to have 250 kilometres of groomed pistes and an amazing variety of snow, especially for the in...
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36. Touring Holidays in France
June 24, 2010
France is consistently the most visited country as a tourist destination and for good reason, history, food, culture and climate all contained within a country that offers a variety of each as one travels east to west and north to south.
The many regions are all fiercely proud of what they b...
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37. Supermarkets in France
June 23, 2010
There are some 30 large chains of supermarket in France, from the budget to the bijoux, there is something for everyone's taste and pocket.
Most are one stop shops, but, especially at the cheaper end, it's the brand name and fresh produce items that you might have to shop around for.
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