- Parsing fact from fiction with the Bloom Energy box - CNET
- The Stampede: An honest incovenient truth? Not necessarily… - my.hsj.org
- Obama Goes Nuclear - CounterPunch
- Tom 'I, Me, Mine' Friedman Responds to the Global Warming Deniers, Hilarity Ensues - Big Journalism (blog)
- Keeping costs low a challenge when towns go green - NorthJersey.com
- Bernard Schoenburg: Hoffman sends a green message in book - The State Journal-Register
- Do we want to ignore climate change and risk losing all this? - Telegraph.co.uk
- It's time for a solar revolution - Grist Magazine
- Even Boulder Finds It Isn't Easy Going Green - Wall Street Journal
- New Haven Charter School Gets $93630 'Green' Grant from State Farm - Connecticut Public Radio
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Types of Vehicle Fuels
January 17th, 2010Are you aware of the different types of alternate fuels, which can run your car? Check the names of the different fuels for your car.
With the high demands for gas, the prices of gas are rising very week. So to keep a good track of the current price you can use a software to keep you updated about the latest market prices in the country. These are the advice, tips and information that we provides to help you save your gas money. It all depend now on you how you use them for your benefits and starts saving your money. Read the rest of this entry »
How To Get Even Better Fuel Economy From Your Hybrid Car
January 15th, 2010If you haven’t taken the leap into the hybrid automobile market you aren’t alone but the owners of hybrid cars are jumping into the green market and leading the way for those of us still driving the regular gas-only engine cars.
Besides getting the tax breaks and other perks for buying hybrids these drivers still are seeking to improve fuel economy. A lot of hybrid owners have stated that even though their hybrids give them better mileage than their previous gas vehicles they are not really satisfied with the fuel economy because they thought the difference would be even more. Read the rest of this entry »
Hydropower Renewable Energy – Fossil Fuel Replacement
January 15th, 2010Approximately ten percent of energy produced in the United States is from hydropower. In this process, water spins in turbines in generators.
Hydropower is one of the renewable energy sources being researched and implemented to replace fossil fuels, which are in the process of depletion. It does not produce carbon dioxide, as coal power stations do, making it a cleaner, as well as, cheaper alternate way to produce electricity. It is also renewable, with the help of rainwater for replenishment. Read the rest of this entry »
Use of Air Conditioners and the Greenhouse Effect
June 15th, 2009As the average temperature of the planet rises every year we also have started using the air conditioner more. The result is that we are heating up the environment even more. What happens is, whenever we turn on the air conditioner, it releases carbon into the air. And carbon has been identified as the element that insulates our planet and is a major contributor in global warming. Read the rest of this entry »
Great Tips For Greenhouse Gardening
June 15th, 2009While most everyone associates gardening with growing a garden outdoors, that is not how all folks do it. When the weather outside will not permit, some folks enjoy gardening indoors. Thus, we have now come up with a way to make that happen. Gardening indoors, under a glass housing, is called green house gardening. The following paragraphs will discuss greenhouse gardening, as well as some of the processes involved in doing it successfully. Read the rest of this entry »
The Importance Of Global Warming Awareness 2007
June 15th, 2009Composite findings of about 2,000 scientists do not augur well for future years due to the alarming rate the earth’s lower atmosphere is warming up. The world is being warned of hunger and thirst for millions (even billions) due to global warming. The continuous emission of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane has worsened the situation especially in the most recent years. Global warming has triggered climate change in all parts of the world, most apparent of which is the warming of the polar zones which has flushed water from the melted ice to the oceans, disrupting the ecology and the affecting the lifestyle of thousands of people. Read the rest of this entry »
The Effects Global Warming May Have On Our Planet
June 15th, 2009While many realize that global warming is occurring on our planet, few understand the implications that this may have on our way of life. These rising global temperatures are going to cause a host of changes on our planet, and we need to act now or prepare to adjust to some very profound changes. Read the rest of this entry »
Global Warming Events
June 15th, 2009Global warming is a phenomenon that is way beyond and over the level of awareness of the man on the street, but whose impact is felt by him wherever he is.in every nook around the world, in our very residences, in every geographical location in fact. Everyone is starting to feel its impact in our daily lives. Already there are indications of the sad plight of the earth’s climate in some areas of the US that are blessed with very good climate. Read the rest of this entry »
Energy Efficiency – How Doors and Windows Can Save Money
June 15th, 2009Though you may not notice, you’re may be throwing dollars right out your doors and windows. Even if you’re not walking over to the window and tossing the green out, warmed and cooled air could be seeping through cracks in your windows and doors – the equivalent of losing a serious chunk of change. So what do you do about it? There are some steps you can take to be sure you’re doing your best to be energy efficient. Read the rest of this entry »
