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The main goal of this article is to present an initial introduction to the Stationary Equipment Refrigerant Management Program and California Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32) program and legislation. Changes are pending in 2009 AB 32 with legal compliance reporting for refrigerant gases as early as 2010.

The California Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), first passed in 2006 with additional early actions taking effect in2010, is a broad and comprehensive directive with the goal of reducing greenhouse gasses (GHGs) by approximately 25% by the year 2020. This goal is derived from the increase of greenhouse gasses in California since 1990. The intent of the legislation to reduce greenhouse gasses to their 1990 levels, thereby reversing 16 years of pollution in less than 14 years.

We stood on the beach and watched as a thunderstorm of biblical proportions roared towards Darwin from the Timor Sea. That night the weather turned nasty.
Over 200mm (8 inches) of rain fell on the city, temporarily isolating it by road.

What are the secrets to picking the best weather and season for traveling in Northern Australia?

Northern Australia has 2 distinct seasons. The wet season lasts from November to April. You are likely to experience wet and stormy weather even at the end of the “wet”. The remainder of the year is called the “dry” season and the weather is usually warm and sunny. Travelers need to be aware of the hazards and advantages of both seasons.

In this day and age, things are very unpredictable. The environment and the climate have been weird and we end up not knowing what is going to happen in the next few days. It is important to understand the weather and the environment because things may happen and we are not prepared to handle them. There are many places where people have houses and each poses a different kind of problem. With the weather problem, houses can be flooded and water may remain in their houses.

Located just down the road in San Antonio is a little hidden wonder called Natural Bridge Caverns. If caverns and caves are your thing, then this is the one you want. Natural Bridge Caverns is located just 30 miles north of San Antonio, just a few miles west of IH-35. Take exit #175 to Natural Bridge Caverns Road/ FM 3009.

The cavern was discovered back in 1960 when a few college students were exploring the surrounding area. The cavern was actually formed by an underground river that moves slowly cutting through the limestone. Over time the limestone broke down and the cavern was formed. There are many passages through the cavern and it is a very beautiful and interesting place to visit.

At some point over the last few decades, water bottles became de rigueur for anyone with the least pretensions toward being cool. The trend had (and continues to have) a direct relationship with our society’s current obsession with health. “Drink eight glasses of water a day!” “Stay hydrated!” These were the mantras of the 90s, and such commands continue to be popular in the 21st century. The result is a dizzying array of options for taking water with you wherever you go.