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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Scottish Island Cuts CO2 Emissions in Half
I’m sure you are wondering how an island can manage to cut their CO2 emissions in half. Well, it started like this…just a few short years ago the residents of the Isle of Eigg did not have access to 24-hour … Continue reading
Posted in CO2, Emissions
Tagged CO2, diesel, Emissions, Energy, environmentally-friendly, green energy, hydro-electric, Isle of Eigg, owl meter, renewable energy, Scottish, solar, wind
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Weekly Greens – Sept 25th (w/videos)
With so many people becoming more aware of the environment around them and wanting to know what they can do to live a greener, cleaner life, keeping up on the latest green news can sometimes be tough. There is a … Continue reading
It’s Your Environment Too: International Coastal Cleanup Day
It’s your environment too. You live on this planet and depend on this planet for your survival, therefore you play a key role in ensuring its survival as well. That is why International Coastal Cleanup Day (September 25th) is a … Continue reading
Weekly Greens – Sept 17th
Welcome to this week’s Weekly Greens! Sorry I missed everyone last week, been a busy past few weeks, but thankfully it’s going along well. There are so many interesting and intriguing articles to choose from, these are just a few … Continue reading
Posted in green
Tagged algae fuel, California, CO2, empire state building, Energy, GMO, green, nature, Navy, outdoors, outside, solar, weekly greens, wineries
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Powering Down: 4 Energy Smart Tips
Most of the time when someone talks about powering down, they are talking about shutting off their electronic equipment, computers, kitchen appliances, etc. While those are definitely important to saving energy and money, I wanted to cover a few different … Continue reading
Doing Biofriendly Good Deeds – 9/11 Day of Service
Sometimes life can get a little overwhelming. You can get so sucked into your work or personal issues that you don’t always see past them in order to lend a hand or help someone else in need. It’s probably happened … Continue reading
Weekly Greens – Sept 3rd
Image by Joel Bedford It’s been an interesting week…from the oil rig explosion in the Gulf to the mid-week events at the Discovery Channel (thankfully in both cases the workers were okay) and more. Now while I won’t be able … Continue reading
Posted in green
Tagged electric buses, electric vehicles, environmentally-friendly, EV, fertilizer, garbage biofuel, green, NYC, oil rig, subway, sustainability, weekly greens
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