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Tag Archives: renewable energy
Renewable Energy, Solar and the Ultimate Power of the Sun
Image by Mike Behnken / Creative Commons I have seen a number of posts recently pertaining to famous quotes on a variety of different topics. One post I haven’t seen, however, is something about renewable energy, solar and the power … Continue reading
Posted in renewable energy, solar
Tagged alternative energy, Energy, environmental, inspirational, pollution, power of the sun, quotes, renewable energy, solar, solar power, sun, tide, wind
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Wind Powered Energy Going Far Beyond The Traditional Turbine
Image by Charles Cook / Creative Commons With Google recently investing a hundred million dollars into the world’s largest wind farm, alternative energies continue to be a hot topic amongst environmentalists, businesses, corporations, governments and investors alike. Opting for a … Continue reading
Posted in alternative energy
Tagged alternative energy, design, Energy, Environment, green, Gullwing twin wind towers, innovative, Invelox, renewable energy, Skydrain, solar power, solar wind, solar-wind hybrid turbine, turbines, wind, wind energy, wind farm, wind power, wind tower, wind turbine
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6 Alternative Energies Which Could Help Combat Climate Change
Image by Fredo / Creative Commons When you hear someone talking about climate change, what is the first thing you think? Most people immediately think about global warming and the environmental controversy about who is to blame for this so-called … Continue reading
Posted in climate change
Tagged alternative energy, climate change, CO2, Emissions, Energy, energy cane, global warming, plastic conversion, renewable energy, solar, tidal energy, wave power, wind
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Solar Edition of the Weekly Greens
Image by Stefano Paltera, U.S. Dept of Energy / Creative Commons Happy Monday! This week I decided to start off the week with a solar edition of my weekly greens. There has been so much, good and not so good, … Continue reading
Posted in green, solar
Tagged CIGS, Energy, Energy Secretary, future, green, innovation, renewable energy, solar, solar cells, solar decathlon, solar industry, solar panel parking lot, solar power, solar roadways, Steven Chu, sustainable, weekly greens
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7 Eco Tips to Help Improve Your Energy
Energy is something each one of us uses every day. From coal-powered energy to renewable energy to the energy our bodies use to get through the day. Energy is an integral part of our lives. So what steps can each … Continue reading
Posted in Energy
Tagged bad energy, coal, coal-powered, consumption, Eco, electronics, Energy, energy diet, fresh air, indoor air pollution, natural, outdoors, personal energy meter, phantom load, renewable energy, sleep, tips, toxins, unplug, water
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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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First Zero Energy School About To Be In Session
Earlier this year I shared the good news that Richardsville Elementary School was working towards becoming the first net-zero energy public school. As you can imagine, that is quite an undertaking and will be quite an accomplishment when it opens. … Continue reading
Posted in Energy
Tagged daylighting, education, energy conservation, energy-efficient, green, LEED, net zero, Recycling, renewable energy, renewable material, Richardsville Elementary, school, solar, zero energy
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Tidal Energy
It seems like almost every day a new type of renewable energy resource is popping up. Especially in the wake of an incident such as the recent Gulf Oil Spill, renewable energies like wind, solar and even tidal power are gaining more and more interest. So, let’s take a look at tidal energy for a moment. Continue reading
Posted in Energy
Tagged Energy, renewable energy, tidal energy, tidal power, tidal turbine, tide, turbine, water, waves
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Solar: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Solar energy is a hot topic these days. Solar power, along with other forms of alternative power, continue to gain popularity not only with individuals but with companies, governments, manufacturers, etc. You may be aware that global wind energy took a … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative energy, photovoltaic, renewable energy, skylights, solar, solar cell, solar energy, sun
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