Don’t Let the Bed Bugs Bite

Although practically non-existent in the United States for nearly 40 years — from the 1950s to late 1990s — the bed bug population has recently resurfaced with a vengeance. In fact, bed bug infestations have caused such a nationwide stir that the U.S. government has stepped in to help. Last year, in response to the growing number of bed bug infestations across the nation, Congressman G.K.... [Read more]

Plastic Containers and their uses

The term “Plastic Containers” encompasses a wide range of products. From sports display cases to die cast display cases and from food storage containers to plastic aquariums, Plastic has invaded our lives in a good way. A long time ago, plastic was mainly used as a means for storage because it was cheap and because it was only available in forms (i.e. shape, color, thickness, etc). But over the... [Read more]

Combat Global Warming with Solar Power

The need to utilize the sun as a major energy source is hot. While many homeowners consider solar power as a solution to reducing high electricity bills, others realize that the issue is bigger than that; it is about global warming. Humanity needs to make the switch to pollution-free energy as an effort to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases from fossil fuels. As a clean, renewable energy source,... [Read more]

Solar Power for Online Systems

System networks rely on continuous power to stay alive. System networks such as microwave and cell repeaters as well as Wi-Fi and WiMax networks especially depend on available power supply during power outages and when utility power is not available around the clock. This is why SunWize created a utility-based power solution that features battery backup for outdoor appliances. Along with home solar... [Read more]

What happens after you donate a car?

Since 2005, when you donate a used car you can only claim the fair market value of the car. This means how much the car actually was resold for, or how much it is expected to sell for based on various considerations including mileage and condition. This change was made because some unscrupulous people were taking advantage of loopholes in the law. So you might ask: What happens after I donate my... [Read more]

Galapagos Removed From Endangered List

The Galapagos Islands have been removed from the UNESCO list of sites endangered by environmental threats or overuse. The island chain, about 620 miles off Ecuador’s coast, is home to unique animal species that inspired Charles Darwin’s ideas on evolution. View original here:  Galapagos Removed From Endangered List  Read More →

Ten key indicators show global warming "undeniable"

Melting glaciers, more humid air and eight other key indicators show that global warming is undeniable, scientists said on Wednesday, citing a new comprehensive review of the last decade of climate data. See the original post:  Ten key indicators show global warming "undeniable"  Read More →

The Arctic Continental Shelf

The Arctic still has unmapped and unknown areas. In particular, there is the continental shelf that extends out from the American and Canadian northern lands. Who controls it Read the rest here: The Arctic Continental Shelf  Read More →

Elevated Ozone in New England

This past June and July have been some of the hottest months ever for the northeastern United States. The unwelcome heat wave has not only raised the mercury, but also the concentration of ground-level ozone. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has predicted that the elevated ozone will significantly decrease air quality in parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Maine. Go here to read the... [Read more]

Ford: Lincoln Hybrid Now Priced Equal to Non-hybrid Models

Many consumers have become comfortable with hybrid cars’ higher sticker price, figuring they will save money on gas in the long run. Now Ford is turning hybrid pricing on its head. Its 2011 Lincoln MKZ hybrid, upon this fall’s release, will have a sticker price identical to its twin that runs solely on gasoline Original post: Ford: Lincoln Hybrid Now Priced Equal to Non-hybrid Models  Read More →