Making Small Changes and Going Green
As far as reducing the damage on the environment is concerned, there are a lot of things you can do, both as a household and as a person. The biggest changes you can do in your lifestyle are those done in your own house, and they aren’t that difficult to do. The biggest impact would be to simply use less energy than before. You can do this in a number of different ways and the simplest one is to... [Read more]
Green Gadgets
Gadgets and green aren’t exactly words that most people would associate. When people hear gadget they immediately think of little boxes that help them do things easier, by starting their TV or stereo equipment. People love stuff that makes their life easier in some way and they rarely stop to think how those gadgets will influence the environment. Even if they do think, they rarely do anything about... [Read more]
Applying Green Science
Wherever you watch, you can see information on how to go green. No need to go to extremes though, since every little bit helps. Don’t forget that every appliance you have in your house can be green. Every single electronic you have in your house has a counterpart that is green. Microwaves, fridges, TV’s, computers, all of these have alternatives that are greener. In this time and age you can easily... [Read more]
Making Small Changes and Going Green
As far as reducing the damage on the environment is concerned, there are a lot of things you can do, both as a household and as a person. The biggest changes you can do in your lifestyle are those done in your own house, and they aren’t that difficult to do. The biggest impact would be to simply use less energy than before. You can do this in a number of different ways and the simplest one is to... [Read more]
Green Household Cleaning
Most of the energy that people use will be spent while they are in their own house. Around two thirds of all the energy consumed by a person is from their own house, before they even get in their car. A huge part of it is the consume of the appliances from the house. In most cases you can easily save money in this department without buying new electronics. For example, there are Machine balls that... [Read more]
Green Gadgets
Gadgets and green aren’t exactly words that most people would associate. When people hear gadget they immediately think of little boxes that help them do things easier, by starting their TV or stereo equipment. People love stuff that makes their life easier in some way and they rarely stop to think how those gadgets will influence the environment. Even if they do think, they rarely do anything about... [Read more]
Carbon Footprint
Transport is a huge part of any calculation of someone’s carbon footprint. Your carbon footprint tends to be huge if you use your car every single day. Since most people commute to work, a big carbon footprint is a logical result. If you want your carbon footprint to be smaller, public transportation is the logical answer. However, it doesn’t work for those that work during the night or if they... [Read more]
Applying Green Science
Wherever you watch, you can see information on how to go green. No need to go to extremes though, since every little bit helps. Don’t forget that every appliance you have in your house can be green. Every single electronic you have in your house has a counterpart that is green. Microwaves, fridges, TV’s, computers, all of these have alternatives that are greener. In this time and age you can easily... [Read more]
Energy Efficiency: Can You Save Money Without Spending Money?
In today’s economy, energy efficiency is a top priority for both public and private institutions. It promises to reduce energy expenditures, lower GHG emissions, and – of course! – to save a pile of money Original post: Energy Efficiency: Can You Save Money Without Spending Money? Read More →
US at Bottom of G8 Emissions Reduction/Climate Change Action Rankings
The US ranks next to last among G8 member countries when it comes to cutting greenhouse gas emissions and paving the way toward a clean energy economy, according to a World Wildlife Fund SE-Allianz study released July 1. See original here: US at Bottom of G8 Emissions Reduction/Climate Change Action Rankings Read More →
Biological ‘Fountain Of Youth’ Found In New World Bat Caves
Scientists from Texas are batty over a new discovery which could lead to the single most important medical breakthrough in human history—significantly longer lifespans. Read the rest here: Biological ‘Fountain Of Youth’ Found In New World Bat Caves Read More →
Intertropical Convergence Zone of Heavy Preciptiation Moving North
The rain band near the equator that determines the supply of freshwater to nearly a billion people throughout the tropics and subtropics has been creeping north for more than 300 years, probably because of a warmer world, according to research published in the July issue of Nature Geoscience. If the band continues to migrate at just less than a mile (1.4 kilometers) a year, which is the average for... [Read more]
The Climate Change Debate: The History and The Forefathers
To many of us it seems as though the climate change debate is only a recent phenomena, and indeed, we have been positively bombarded by the media coverage of global warming in the past decade. Read the original here: The Climate Change Debate: The History and The Forefathers Read More →
EPA Proposes New Standards for Large Ships
The US Environmental Protection Agency today announced the next steps in a coordinated strategy to reduce emissions from ocean-going vessels. Read the original: EPA Proposes New Standards for Large Ships Read More →
Sea Ice At Lowest Level In 800 Years Near Greenland
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Making Small Changes and Going Green
As far as reducing the damage on the environment is concerned, there are a lot of things you can do, both as a household and as a person. The biggest ...
