Monthly Archives: November 2008

A fuel additive is a fuel additive is…a fuel additive?

Posted on November 28, 2008 by Tara

  Image by Gamma Infinity Anyone who reads this pretty much already knows that isn’t true.  There are so many companies and so many stories out there about what works, what doesn’t work, how you can make fuel additives yourself, … Continue reading →

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UPS driving down emissions

Posted on November 26, 2008 by Tara

  Image by biofriendly When you have a fleet of over 93,000 vehicles, that travel not only from business to business but to homes as well, you’d probably better ensure your fleet is having the least harmful effect on the … Continue reading →

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Creative ways to go green for the holidays

Posted on November 24, 2008 by Tara

  Image by nightthree Most people are becoming more aware of what effect they are having on the environment, especially in their day to day activities.  You probably can’t go online right now without finding numerous creative ways to go … Continue reading →

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Does GreenEarth Dry Cleaning Get a Green Plus?

Posted on November 21, 2008 by Tara

  Image by biofriendly Did you know of the 30-35,000 dry cleaning establishments in the United States, apparently only 1,200 of them are using GreenEarth® cleaning?  Wikipedia defines GreenEarth cleaning as “a patented process for dry cleaning using liquid silicone (decamethylpentacyclosiloxane, … Continue reading →

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Antarctic ‘Zero Emissions’ station going online

Posted on November 20, 2008 by Tara

Climate control, global warming and reducing harmful emissions are big topics of conversation and action these days. In going through some of the latest articles and blogs on global warming, I came across this great Treehugger blog posted today: ” … Continue reading →

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Wind farms appear to be losing potential energy

Posted on November 19, 2008 by Tara

  Image by biofriendly Wind farms are a great way of collecting an existing resource, the wind, and harnessing it to give us energy.  Using wind turbines is resourceful and relatively inexpensive.  Wind farms are estimating being able to supply … Continue reading →

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Coal-fired power plants going clean and green

Posted on November 17, 2008 by Tara

  Image by Daniel Leininger I have to be honest, the whole idea of clean coal just didn’t make sense to me.  How can you make coal clean?  What is clean coal technology anyway?  Well, for starters, Wikipedia defines clean … Continue reading →

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Southern California beach suffers from man-made pollution

Posted on November 14, 2008 by Tara

  Image by biofriendly What would you think if you took your family to your local beach, walked down to the water’s edge and found the water filled with man-made pollution?  And I don’t mean just a few pieces of … Continue reading →

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Brockovich’s recent call to ban together for the environment

Posted on November 13, 2008 by Tara

There are many groups, companies, non-profits and individuals trying to do their part to help improve and protect the environment.  Each and every one of them (hopefully) has a whole-hearted intent to make someone’s life better or to make a … Continue reading →

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Are cruise ships the next big industry to go green?

Posted on November 12, 2008 by Tara

  Image by biofriendly Cruise ships and the idea of going on a cruise have always appealed to me – even despite the thought of being out in the ocean with no sight of land, trees or green grass sometimes … Continue reading →

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