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Daniel J. Gansle is a Dallas, Texas-based author and freelance writer with more than twelve years experience in technical communications and freelance writing. Mr. Gansle specializes in providing technical writing, web content, and optimized website copy for

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Politics, News & Issues > Environmental Awareness How carbon offsets help fight global warming: 1 of 11
The world of carbon offsetting is a very complex one that comprises both voluntary and compulsory participation. Individuals, companies, or governments can voluntarily opt to purchase carbon offsets to mitigate their own carbon use such as driving to work; yet those in the compulsory market are obliged to purchase carbon offs... More..
Jobs & Careers > Job Listings & Agencies Assessing the efficiency of job-search websites: 1 of 11
Posting one's resume on a job search website is a required task for a successful job search strategy in today's economy. This way, the person can apply to jobs and have the added advantage of recruiters and interested HR managers contacting the job seeker directly for new job opportunities.Numerous job search websites are com... More..
Computers & Technology > Computers & Technology (Other) What is e-waste?: 1 of 11
As more people purchase new computers, cell phones, Blu-ray disc players, HDTVs, and other devices, electronic waste has become major environmental problem.Electronic waste, otherwise referred to as e-waste, is filling landfills at a staggering rate when in fact these components can be recycled and put to good use. To add to ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Energy Issues The different types of renewable energy: 2 of 21
As President Bush communicated during his April 29, 2008 press conference, we are in a transition period: that is, the end of the age of oil is giving way to the beginning of the renewable energy age. But exactly what types of renewable energy are currently on the table?Among the best sources of alternative energy today are s... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Climate Change Thoughts on global warming: 7 of 73
In today's world of growing volatility and insecurity, we abhor the unknown. Even more, we despise even the slightest suggestion that our comfortable American way of life will soon change dramatically in reaction to issues surrounding energy and the environment. This is likely one reason why some today choose to deny first-ha... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Meet the Robinsons: 1 of 10
Every so often a family movie comes along that is so inspiring and so entertaining that you want to watch it over and over again. The 2007 film, Meet the Robinsons, is just such a movie. With stunning animation, an intriguing storyline, an engaging musical score, and an educational message in the sciences tucked neatly in a h... More..
Jobs & Careers > Layoffs & Firings Job layoffs: Clues that your pink slip may be on the way: 1 of 10
As someone who's been caught up in mass layoffs more than once, it is undoubtedly one of the most nerve-wracking and saddening experiences in life. Suddenly, you find yourself cut off from not only your income, but your health insurance and the office camaraderie as well. It can really be an isolating, difficult experience.Wi... More..
Jobs & Careers > Online Sales & Service Jobs Where to find an online job that will cost you nothing: 1 of 10
With the steady drumbeat of bad news for the economy and jobs lost, some are discovering ways to make money with online jobs that cost nothing to start.While it's not exactly the get rich quick club, there is something that many people can do to make money on the side. All it requires is a home computer, a working knowledge o... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Energy Issues How is renewable energy used?: 1 of 10
Admittedly, this is a very broad question. How is renewable energy used...around the U.S.? Around the world? To produce electricity in underdeveloped nations? In "green" home construction? While we could discuss numerous subjects along these lines, I'd like to talk about how one clean renewable source of energy is being used ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Energy Issues Should government subsidize renewable energy sources such as wind, solar and ethanol?: 2 of 19
On December 18, 2007, President G.W. Bush signed into law the Energy Independence and Security Act which, among other initiatives, specifies a six-fold increase in the production of ethanol to 36 billion gallons by the year 2022. The problem? While ethanol may help wean nations off foreign oil, it also increases the price of ... More..