Whether you think the government spending $700 billion to bailout financial institutions is a good concept or a poor concept, there are some nice little green perks as part of the bill that you may not have heard about.
The Bicycle Commuter Act will give a $20 per month tax credit to employers of bicycling commuters to go towards adding infrastructure items like bike racks and lockers rooms. Hopefully some companies will use that to energize two-wheeled commuting.
The transportation an…
water heaters go green department of energy kyoto protocol green building compost al gore planet renewable energy recycling facts solar cell climate change causes of global warming deforestation solar cells greenhouse gases nature sustainability noise pollution organic food mother earth bottled water electronic waste what is global warming green guy earth day environmental issues solar dryer geothermal energy fossil fuels climate graphs polar bears
recycling pollution recycle carbon footprint solar panels hybrid car global warming science magazine genetically modified food wind power energy star epa solar panel fuel cells effects of global warming endangered species list air pollution climate map price of oil consequences of global warming wildlife solar power mother earth news photovoltaic earth science dictionary earth oil prices greenhouse effect environment hybrid vehicles global warming facts ecology composting peak oil wind energy solar energy water pollution alternative energy planet earth ocean pollution free energy hybrid cars an inconvenient truth land pollution solar water conservation electric cars popular science waste management science news thermal energy water tankless water heaters going green green earth science national wildlife federation tankless water heater endangered species carbon dioxide human nature cause of global warming conservation energy conservation solar water heater organic solar powered cars natural resources
Every Halloween we would watch as our dad carved our chosen pumpkin. After the innards were disposed of, a face with triangular features arised. For one night our pumpkin shown bright on our porch steps until is was smashed by a neighborhood hooligan or tossed in the trash.
With some families doing entire pumpkin vignettes with half a dozen squash on their steps, that’s a lot of wasted goodness. Here are a few ways to get the most out of your pumpkin.
Dinner in a Pumpkin: whether you …
mother earth news green science news genetically modified food global warming planet earth earth day hybrid car bottled water popular science air pollution thermal energy water conservation alternative energy recycle ocean pollution wind energy solar panel endangered species ecology solar cell energy conservation electronic waste composting solar panels natural resources energy star deforestation compost an inconvenient truth consequences of global warming global warming facts renewable energy science magazine conservation al gore tankless water heaters tankless water heater climate map hybrid cars price of oil green guy water cause of global warming polar bears
recycling solar dryer mother earth climate graphs carbon dioxide geothermal energy organic earth solar recycling facts waste management solar cells photovoltaic organic food going green greenhouse effect planet nature effects of global warming electric cars endangered species list human nature water pollution solar power pollution fossil fuels oil prices wildlife noise pollution what is global warming land pollution green building greenhouse gases sustainability national wildlife federation environmental issues kyoto protocol environment free energy hybrid vehicles wind power solar water heater water heaters carbon footprint go green earth science earth science dictionary epa climate change causes of global warming solar energy department of energy fuel cells solar powered cars peak oil
There’s no telling how many old growth forests have been axed in the name of Beatles fan mail. I’m guessing that whether we put all of the perfume-scented letters addressed to John, Paul, George, and Ringo in one place, it would build even the toughest lumberjack cry a little. That’s why it’s kind of nice to see one of the remaining Beatles finally putting a stop to it. Through a video posted on his website, Ringo has asked fans to kindly stop sending him their junk.
Starting next week, e…
hybrid car solar dryer greenhouse gases going green organic food carbon footprint climate change tankless water heaters science news noise pollution genetically modified food department of energy land pollution tankless water heater al gore sustainability solar panel electronic waste causes of global warming earth science dictionary wind energy earth climate map oil prices environmental issues air pollution climate graphs green building polar bears
recycling alternative energy cause of global warming ocean pollution fossil fuels epa recycle geothermal energy free energy ecology nature organic an inconvenient truth national wildlife federation solar power solar cells water solar panels fuel cells deforestation energy conservation planet earth effects of global warming energy star water heaters compost kyoto protocol endangered species global warming facts photovoltaic go green thermal energy mother earth consequences of global warming carbon dioxide wind power science magazine earth day planet mother earth news hybrid vehicles solar cell earth science bottled water waste management conservation hybrid cars green guy human nature green composting endangered species list price of oil global warming solar energy what is global warming environment water conservation renewable energy solar greenhouse effect peak oil water pollution popular science wildlife pollution recycling facts solar water heater natural resources solar powered cars electric cars
A recent article by Elizabeth Razzi, in The Washington Post, offers up some tips to help weather the current economy. Lots of good ones, such as making certain you keep up with basic home maintenance to avoid bigger problems later on, checking out your phone services and cutting ones you don’t need, and with the holidays coming up, toning down your decoration budget.
I particularly found that one amusing: “The latest thing in kitchens: less remodeling, more cooking.” I love that something…
go green causes of global warming department of energy electronic waste environmental issues photovoltaic what is global warming solar powered cars solar cell endangered species list earth science dictionary oil prices bottled water conservation land pollution price of oil cause of global warming mother earth news green guy tankless water heaters ecology national wildlife federation going green ocean pollution water conservation wind energy solar dryer nature planet effects of global warming an inconvenient truth earth day earth science energy conservation thermal energy consequences of global warming mother earth sustainability epa solar panels peak oil carbon dioxide recycle hybrid cars al gore composting climate graphs alternative energy global warming human nature compost planet earth solar power wildlife hybrid car electric cars solar earth pollution energy star organic food wind power climate change polar bears
recycling solar water heater solar cells tankless water heater kyoto protocol deforestation climate map organic fuel cells science news genetically modified food recycling facts free energy environment water fossil fuels water heaters waste management noise pollution green building greenhouse gases water pollution natural resources air pollution green solar energy hybrid vehicles geothermal energy science magazine carbon footprint popular science global warming facts solar panel greenhouse effect renewable energy endangered species
If you tend to take your bike for light-duty errands around town, thereupon you’ve probably been through at least one drive-thru banking experience on two wheels. I have, and I can say from experience that it feels just a bit awkward. Especially when there are humans waiting in a car behind you, laughing and throwing things. Well, here’s some good news for bikers in Boulder, you no longer have to wait in a line of scornful motorists, considering you’ve got your own bike-thru banking lane!
Pu…
ecology solar electric cars planet global warming facts bottled water fossil fuels solar cell tankless water heater solar panel sustainability climate graphs pollution compost conservation earth carbon dioxide hybrid car wildlife environment electronic waste popular science al gore planet earth consequences of global warming polar bears
recycling go green fuel cells hybrid cars deforestation recycling facts tankless water heaters carbon footprint mother earth news geothermal energy endangered species peak oil green building global warming energy star earth science waste management hybrid vehicles wind energy solar panels solar powered cars effects of global warming water heaters solar energy cause of global warming endangered species list photovoltaic epa green renewable energy water noise pollution science magazine going green greenhouse gases organic food green guy national wildlife federation water pollution solar power genetically modified food recycle alternative energy land pollution oil prices nature organic climate change causes of global warming free energy science news human nature composting kyoto protocol solar water heater wind power department of energy water conservation solar cells ocean pollution climate map earth science dictionary solar dryer price of oil earth day an inconvenient truth air pollution energy conservation greenhouse effect mother earth what is global warming natural resources environmental issues thermal energy
The possibilities of creating solar energy from asphalt seem a bit far-fetched, but researchers at Massachusetts’ Worcester Polytechnic Institute are looking into a way to do just that. By discovering the hottest layer of asphalt (it turns out, it’s two inches below the surface), these researchers are trying to find ways to manufacture it even hotter by painting an anti-reflective coating and adding in some highly thermal-conductive quartzite.
How would that help conduct sustainable elect…
fossil fuels renewable energy solar water heater geothermal energy science magazine ecology environmental issues polar bears
recycling tankless water heater conservation compost genetically modified food waste management planet popular science air pollution solar powered cars solar panels department of energy cause of global warming earth solar cell free energy carbon dioxide nature peak oil earth science dictionary land pollution carbon footprint national wildlife federation planet earth composting recycling facts earth science global warming facts climate map natural resources pollution environment climate graphs science news sustainability go green recycle water solar dryer mother earth oil prices photovoltaic what is global warming earth day solar power organic hybrid cars endangered species green human nature global warming water pollution going green solar al gore solar panel wind power greenhouse gases electronic waste climate change noise pollution consequences of global warming endangered species list bottled water epa fuel cells an inconvenient truth alternative energy tankless water heaters hybrid vehicles ocean pollution causes of global warming wildlife hybrid car water heaters green building energy conservation green guy electric cars organic food water conservation mother earth news energy star thermal energy deforestation wind energy kyoto protocol solar energy greenhouse effect price of oil solar cells effects of global warming
Ok, let’s see a show of hands for those of us who saw this coming. The term “hybrid” is certainly a buzzword, and despite the fact that Hollywood’s A-list has turned the Prius from a laughable “toy car” to a trendy accessory, they’re still a positive step towards an independence from fossil fuels. Right?
Well, that is starting to change as giant SUVs are now getting the hybrid badge. A perfect example of that is the new Cadillac Escalade Hybrid, priced at $71,685. that is a $3600 leap abo…
environment earth day mother earth wind energy renewable energy hybrid vehicles waste management free energy ecology air pollution polar bears
recycling deforestation cause of global warming science magazine price of oil bottled water national wildlife federation department of energy go green solar panel planet alternative energy energy conservation hybrid car solar cell genetically modified food wind power tankless water heaters climate change solar power solar solar panels solar cells environmental issues earth greenhouse gases climate graphs tankless water heater kyoto protocol endangered species list causes of global warming natural resources solar dryer noise pollution al gore water nature carbon footprint science news solar water heater climate map global warming earth science dictionary organic earth science photovoltaic pollution hybrid cars an inconvenient truth endangered species water heaters solar energy geothermal energy compost solar powered cars green guy going green recycle energy star electronic waste water conservation oil prices epa ocean pollution greenhouse effect water pollution effects of global warming sustainability wildlife what is global warming composting land pollution green fuel cells green building carbon dioxide mother earth news consequences of global warming popular science fossil fuels recycling facts global warming facts human nature peak oil organic food planet earth electric cars conservation thermal energy
Next Page »
