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30th September 2009
In December 2005 Terradaily published a report from
Agence France-Presse on a scheme to reduce oil
dependence in Portugal by installing a wave electricity
generating farm.
“Portugal is turning to wind, wave and solar power
to reduce its huge d... Read >
Author: riya77524th September 2009
The Earth’s surface temperature has risen by about 1 degree Fahrenheit in the past century, with accelerated warming during the past two decades. There is new and stronger evidence that most of the warming over the last 50 years is attributable to human... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
Wood-frame homes are more environmentally friendly than those constructed of steel or concrete, according to a new study by 15 U.S. universities and research institutes.
Additionally, the researchers, known as the Consortium for Research on Renewable ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
The last five years has seen a revolution in how governments, people and industry view energy. The positive aspects of biomass energy have come to the forefront in this discussion.
Why Use Biomass for Our Energy Needs: The Pros
The primary positive... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
Wind is a powerful source of energy that has been harnessed for different uses for centuries. More and more scientists and researchers feel that wind can be used effectively as a renewable energy source and this can be done only when power within the movi... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
April is Earth Month, a time for people to stop and think about how they can do their part to help the environment.
According to Environmental Defense, a leading nonprofit organization committed to protecting the environment, the United States is ranke... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
In recent times it has been accepted by scientists that climate change and man made emissions are causing climate changes throughout the world.
The ten most warmest years recorded globally since records began have occurred from 1994 onwards with consid... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
In December 2005 Terradaily published a report from
Agence France-Presse on a scheme to reduce oil
dependence in Portugal by installing a wave electricity
generating farm.
“Portugal is turning to wind, wave and solar power
to reduce its huge d... Read >
Author: riya77522nd September 2009
The quickly advancing industrialization of China, India, and other countries is driven by the proliferation of fossil fuels combustion. Especially China depends heavily on indigenous coal reserves to power its astonishing economic ascendency.
Combusti... Read >
Author: drklaus22nd September 2009
In December 2005 Terradaily published a report from
Agence France-Presse on a scheme to reduce oil
dependence in Portugal by installing a wave electricity
generating farm.
“Portugal is turning to wind, wave and solar power
to reduce its huge d... Read >
Author: riya77521st September 2009
Builders, Developers, Architects and Interior Decorators not only prefer and promote Ceilite, but they also encourage using it because of its long-lasting durability, easy installation, eco-friendliness and affordable properties. It is just the main reaso... Read >
Author: Henry Funk17th September 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Ianson Internet Marketing
Nearly 60% of heat lost in a home is through the standard window with a single pane. Double glazing of a window greatly helps to stop heat loss. The cost of this type of glazing will pay for itself with the ... Read >
Author: Louise G17th September 2009
Who is the chubby, aging baby boomer waddling through airport after empty airport, wearily tugging along his 2-piece luggage roller? Hey, it’s not Michael Moore (again). Why, for heaven’s sake, it’s none other than a bored, disgruntled Al Gore, Jr. ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle16th September 2009
Global Warming is a burning issue and hot topic to be considered as a priority. Global warming is the process of a gradual increase in the earth’s atmospheric and ground temperatures throughout the entire planet. Day-to-day activities by humans since th... Read >
Author: Brad Zockoll11th September 2009
Commercial Energy Performance Certificates (EPC’s) have become a very important factor in the construction industry and from the 4th of January this year it has become an essential requirement. The European Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPB... Read >
Author: SEO Junkies07th September 2009
The Kyoto Protocol was signed in December 1997. As of mid 2009, there are still a few countries who have not signed the treaty. Among them are the two largest producers of carbon dioxide emissions; the USA and China.
Japan and many countries in Europ... Read >
Author: drklaus07th September 2009
It's natural, tactile and warm, making it a natural choice for home decor. But buying wood is full of unseen environmental pitfalls - you can be an unawares eco-criminal simply by kicking back in a teak garden chair. Read mydeco's snappy guide and avoid t... Read >
Author: A.Deakin03rd September 2009
When gasoline prices hit their highest levels in the first half of 2008, interest in hybrid-powertrain vehicles reached new records, too. Suddenly, high gas mileage took precedence as a reason to buy a particular car. A few months later, as gas prices sun... Read >
Author: autoMedia03rd September 2009
There is present and future fuel alternative that is certainly gaining more notoriety. Hydrogen fuel cells are a potentially great way to address two of growing energy concerns in America today, including those living in La Selva Beach homes. The reducti... Read >
Author: Gregg Camp02nd September 2009
One of the greatest threats faced by the world today is the rising global temperature. There are many factors, which contribute to global warming. If we ignore these problems, we could have serious ecological problems like the rising of the oceans due to ... Read >
Author: Brad Zockoll23rd August 2009
Home information pack is it a necessity? Are you contemplating on whether or not to get an HIP. There are certain documents that are compulsory and few are optional. All properties put on sale in England and Wales must have a HIP pack in place.
Documen... Read >
Author: Kirthy Shetty18th August 2009
The Internet is a very cool place to be hooked into. Even if you do not use the Internet to get your work done, you can certainly find hundreds of ways to spend your free time on it. You can listen to music, watch videos, chat with friends, read blogs, pl... Read >
Author: Ara Pekel15th August 2009
It seems that "Going Green" still manages to catch the attention of investors. A company in the UK that is developing a "green" cement has managed to raise around a million pounds (around US$1.7 million) to develop a special kind of cement that can actual... Read >
Author: DennisChiu13th August 2009
As we all become more aware of our collective responsibility as stewards of our planet, capitalism has produced a verifiable mechanism for reducing carbon emissions, creating clean energy and engaging us all with the ability to minimize the damage we do t... Read >
Author: Dr. Ken13th August 2009
Recently the phenomenon of global warming has emerged telling us about the impending danger posed to planet Earth from humans. Everyday carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere are causing grave damage to out environment and climate, and did you know ... Read >
Author: Robert Bell03rd August 2009
Most news relating to the UK airline industry currently is focused on either the proposed expansion at Heathrow or how the recession is affecting airport traffic to and from the US and Europe. According to BAA, overall airline traffic in the UK has falle... Read >
Author: MarkeD01st August 2009
There is present and future fuel alternative that is certainly gaining more notoriety. Hydrogen fuel cells are a potentially great way to address two of growing energy concerns in America today, including those living in La Selva Beach homes. The reducti... Read >
Author: Gregg Camp31st July 2009
Solar water heaters are a cost effective way to generate hot water for your home. They can cut your water heating bills in half and significantly reduce your carbon footprint. They can be used in any climate, and the fuel they use—sunshine—is free. Th... Read >
Author: Lynne Mueller29th July 2009
Homeowners in Britain are going green and beginning to opt for homes that are more environmentally friendly. Rising fuel prices and greater environmental awareness are changing the way house purchases are viewed with more and more buyers considering how m... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton29th July 2009
Discover The Secrets To Building Your Own Solar and Wind Power Generators For Less Than $200 and Save 80% On Your Electric Bill. As a matter of fact, this will show you exactly how to create your own electricity. There are 12 do-it-yourself guides are ea... Read >
Author: Phoenix23rd July 2009
The sun is the life giver to the entire solar system, life thrives and survives with the rays of sunlight we receive each day from the perennial and never ending source of energy in the sky. It is estimated that the earth receives almost 174 Pettawats or ... Read >
Author: Subhash Bose19th July 2009
Everybody is aware of the threat of global warming. Increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are now known to be a major cause of global warming which could lead to disastrous climate change and rising sea levels.
The ordinary everyday de... Read >
Author: Jason Speedie18th July 2009
Four seasons air conditioning
Climate control good for staff
Why do people ask “Would you rather be too hot or too cold?” Nobody likes to be either! Both are extremely uncomfortable and set off an epidemic up and down our temperamental country, in... Read >
Author: 4seasons1234527th June 2009
Have you ever considered where the technology to reduce harmful interior and exterior emissions in your car comes from? One of the answers is Volvo’s emission laboratory. Focused on quality, safety and environmental care Volvo Cars own one of the worlds... Read >
Author: arvind23rd June 2009
Carbon offsetting offers people a means to compensate for the carbon emissions they produce through energy consumption. Around 40% of the UK’s carbon dioxide emissions are produced through electricity consumption in home. This means that every individua... Read >
Author: Dave Sabri23rd June 2009
Global warming is real and threatening to destroy our planet. The carbon dioxide and other gases produced when we burn fossil fuels to power our homes have created a blanket around the Earth which stops heat escaping into the atmosphere.
This means the... Read >
Author: Dave Sabri23rd June 2009
Many of us have concerns about the world's environment and wonder what we can do to help. However most of us still wish to enjoy the convenience of our modern lifestyles. One thing we can all do is be aware of our carbon footprints and aim to be carbon ne... Read >
Author: Dave Sabri18th June 2009
Ceilite insulation is the plasterboard alternative useful for floor, walls and ceiling insulation. Since it is durable, eco-friendly, easy to install it has become hot favorite among the builders, contractors and architects. The main aspect of its insulat... Read >
Author: Henry Funk12th June 2009
Energy is required to run the various types of machinery and equipment that make life easier for human beings. Oil exploration and natural gas placed these energy sources at man's disposal, but they cannot last forever. Their supply is almost fixed and th... Read >
Author: Robert Bell06th June 2009
Save money. Save Carbon.
Loft Insulation
Did you know that sufficient loft insulation can help save home owners between £180 - £220 on their annual energy bills?
Well it's true! Statistics show that homeowners with insufficient loft insulation ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd June 2009
For many years the world has depended on oil and coal as a main source of energy. Being a non-renewable source of energy the producers of these two products cannot keep up with the increasing demands of the world. Needless to say, up until now the usage o... Read >
Author: Shirlyn Dee18th May 2009
Nitric acid is one of the top chemicals in production around the world. Its primary application is in the manufacture of nitrogen-based fertilizers. It is also used in explosives, metallurgy, dyes, plastics, and pharmaceuticals. Other minor application... Read >
Author: joalesto08th May 2009
The environment has been adversely affected in a severe manner due to the significant increase in global warming. Global warming is caused by a number of factors like increase in carbon dioxide emissions, air pollution due to other factor’s etc.
The ... Read >
Author: Alien27th April 2009
Overall, energy efficiency in the UK has improved in the past few years. While these improvements are notable, the fight for greener energy is just beginning. Gas and electricity markets must continue their progress towards more environmentally friendly... Read >
Author: Tal Potishman17th April 2009
Double Glazed Sash Windows
Whether you’re a UK landowner that is contemplating the installation of double glazed sash windows, casement windows, bay windows or maybe another favored window selection, look at the statutes which encompass window replac... Read >
Author: Premier Windows15th April 2009
FIND ME A GIFT’S LATEST GADGETS ‘GO GREEN’
Tighten that financial belt with energy saving gadgets that won’t cost the Earth.
Everyone is trying to do their bit for the environment. Recycling everything under the sun and even considering loft ins... Read >
Author: sarah hague02nd April 2009
Just a few small changes in your household could reduce your daily energy use by 20%; it goes without saying that such a cut would save you money whilst helping to prevent climate change.
In most modern homes, lighting accounts for 10-15% of the elect... Read >
Author: Amanda Richardson27th March 2009
Is Your Car Killing You???
Air Pollution & Heath Risks of Car Ownership
Living without a car can seem like a total dysfunction or a step down in statist, but the truth is that life without a car is one small mental inconvenience for you, one giant step... Read >
Author: Buddy Evans24th March 2009
It is now official. Suzuki Australia has announced that the Alto will join their line-up for 2009. This is great news for individuals looking for a small, reliable, and cost-effective automobile that won’t consume too much gas. The Suzuki Alto provide... Read >
Author: Ben 17th March 2009
Oil and its alternatives, such as biodiesel, are continuously in the news. When oil prices go up, it seems that everyone is affected. Biodiesel is one of many renewable energy sources that is being developed to address this problem.
One of these alte... Read >
06th March 2009
Addressing social needs is a major requirement for positive global growth. To make a difference, many corporations have become involved in corporate social responsibility. Many businesses have expendable capital which can be easily used to fund social dev... Read >
Author: Rosemary Grace Brooks02nd March 2009
With growing concern over the environmental impact of our lifestyles, most gas and electricity suppliers now offer a selection of green tariffs in an attempt to mitigate pollution and the release of greenhouse gases. In other words, they are working to cl... Read >
Author: MarkeD20th February 2009
More and more people are becoming increasingly aware of their personal impact on the environment and making adjustments to their daily routine to reduce consumption. Event organizers are also looking for a way to "green things up", do more with less wast... Read >
Author: Jack Smith03rd February 2009
A cavity wall is an outer wall of a home or office building that has two "skins." These "skins" are actually walls in and of themselves, but they work in tandem to create the outer and inner faades of the dwelling or business building. Usually a cavity ... Read >
Author: Tal Potishman30th January 2009
We need to deal with the challenge of dealing with the impact of carbon emissions is an area that has been long overlooked by the global community. Many nations have made strides to promote the need to Reduce Carbon Emissions. It's time to wake up and exp... Read >
Author: Global Carbon Care27th January 2009
Auto vehicle giants Ford are to put a jaw dropping £1 billion in developing environmentally friendly cars based in the UK. The manufacturer has decided to put the money towards diesel and petrol engines as well as specialist bio fuels from vegetation and... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer20th January 2009
During the mid-20th century, scientists have begun to observe and record the steady increase in the average temperature of the oceans as well as on the atmosphere. This change is now termed global warming and is recognized to be one of the leading factors... Read >
Author: climatarians2008th January 2009
You have heard that aged old saying, if you want something done you have to do it yourself. This could not be truer when it comes to global warming and the environment, especially carbon dioxide emissions.
Small life changes can be made right now with... Read >
Author: Mike Podlesny07th January 2009
The epc is an energy performance certificate which is required for all homes, when they are built, rented or sold. All home owners need certificate records which show how energy efficient a property is and which provides A-G ratings. These epcs are produc... Read >
Author: JhoanaCooper 17th December 2008
Energy efficiency has been a hot topic of late and is one which everyone can contribute towards. The current economic situation also means many people are looking for ways to cut their monthly outgoings in whatever way possible. Simply being more energy... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane06th December 2008
Today, more people are making a conscious effort to carry out a lifestyle that is environmentally aware. Pollution, exhaustion of resources and unclean living conditions are just a few of the potential threats that all of the earth’s citizens must face... Read >
Author: Abby23rd November 2008
Al Gore, our former Vice President and Nobel Prize recipient, has done more than any other human being to warn the world of an impending, global, ecological crisis.
On November 9, 2008 he published an OP-ED article in the New York Times explaining his ... Read >
Author: drklaus05th November 2008
Solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels are designed to absorb the sun's energy and then use that energy to power your home or office building. They use a sophisticated structure of silicon wafers which react when light photons hit them and become chemically unsta... Read >
Author: Tal Potishman05th November 2008
A motor vehicle being driven is nothing but an environmental hazard. The engine of a car emits greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide, as petrol gets burnt. These greenhouse gas emissions contribute to almost 12% of the total greenhouse ... Read >
Author: Eric Token04th November 2008
Skoda silently made its mark in the automobile industry. From its humble beginnings in the 1890s, producing “motorcyclettes,” the automobile company has become a respectable carmaker of today. It was in 1905 when Skoda first ventured into manufacturin... Read >
Author: darrell.j.freeman@gmail.com04th November 2008
A green car is unlike any other car, because green cars have many benefits - especially for the environment. Apart from the environment, there are benefits in terms of taxes and fuel efficiency as well, so there is more to gain when you buy a green car. B... Read >
Author: Eric Token30th October 2008
The industrial revolution and the rapid development of the world's economies during the last two centuries were driven by the accelerating use of energy. Steam engines began to burn wood and coal. Coal is still burned in large quantities and has been jo... Read >
Author: drklaus13th October 2008
We are experiencing right now what unbridled greed can do to a hardworking country. The effects of Wall Street's fraud are becoming very painful for the working stiff, who have no choice but to entrust the results of their life's toils to our country's b... Read >
Author: drklaus06th October 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Sean Kennedy
As energy prices soar, companies across the UK are finding their annual energy bills are increasing by as much as 50% on previous years. With no end in sight to the rise in energy costs and faced with the challenge of sl... Read >
Author: K2 Marketing06th October 2008
Environmentally friendly homes are defined as having little impact on the planet during the planning, construction, and life of the home. This includes the energy required to manufacture and transport materials to the construction site. According to one ... Read >
Author: M Shane30th September 2008
Many companies and individuals are turning to eco friendly web hosting. So what is eco friendly web hosting exactly and how can you benefit from
it? Simply put eco friendly web hosting is done by companies that work to reduce their carbon footprint wh... Read >
Author: Astrid Hermannsen 29th September 2008
Are you looking for a way to reduce your impact on the environment? Look for a way to relieve strain on the Earth's energy sources with Energy 4
Earth. What is Energy 4 Earth and how can it solve the problem of costly renewable energy sources? First, ... Read >
Author: Jim Johnson 25th September 2008
The initial response of many companies to Sir Nicholas Stern's apocalyptic report into the human and economic cost of global warming is likely to have been denial. Sir Nicholas warned that the risks of inaction are high and that time is running out. But a... Read >
Author: Clive Sexton22nd September 2008
Once again the US automotive industry is in dire straits. It did not learn from the 1973 energy crisis. It did not learn from the Chrysler experience. It did not learn from Toyota. It continued to depend on old, worn out concepts and on CEO's that are... Read >
Author: drklaus17th September 2008
Thermostatic Radiator Valves (TRVs) have become a hit in the UK in recent years. All central heating radiators installed since 2002 must be fitted with a TRV, following the amendment to the Building Regulations that was issued that year. The 'Conservation... Read >
Author: Tal Potishman17th September 2008
Thermostatic Radiator Valves (TRVs) have proven to be a hit seller in the UK in recent years and as such become an important part in fighting global warming. All central heating radiators must be fitted with a TRV, following the amendment to the Building ... Read >
Author: Tal Potishman08th September 2008
It may well be time for a new boiler, but you should never jump in wallet first and buy the first thing that is offered to you. There is a lot to consider, and having a bit of background knowledge could really help. So read this new boiler guide first, th... Read >
Author: Ivor Bates02nd September 2008
Germany and Britain have long been seen as leaders in the automobile industry with the stylish and classic looks of Aston Martin and Jaguar synonymous with British culture, just as BMW and Audi are in Germany. As the current economic climate forces fuel p... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton24th August 2008
There are many benefits to building green and it seems the real estate industry is catching on. Not only does building green provide a healthy place to live along with protecting the planet, but it also saves you money.
One program that offers green b... Read >
Author: Caroline Kelm16th August 2008
Electric lighting is used in the majority of households throughout the EU and contributes significantly to peak electricity demand. This is particularly pertinent to the UK, Germany and Sweden which account for 40% of households in the EU and nearly 50%... Read >
Author: patty14th August 2008
After years of warning the world about global warming and its dire consequences, Al Gore, the Nobel Prize winner, has finally taken the next, logical step. He is proposing a solution.
Mr. Gore has realized that conservation measures and "Cap and Trade... Read >
Author: drklaus25th July 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Mervyn Rees
I thought I would chat about some aspects affecting the manufacturing of biodiesel.
The Kyoto Protocol goes by a number of aliases: The Kyoto Treaty, The Kyoto Accord, or The Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framew... Read >
Author: Mervyn Rees17th July 2008
Our carbon footprint is the direct effect our actions and lifestyle have on the environment in terms of carbon dioxide emissions. Co2 increases greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming. We all contribute to global warming every day.
Carbon Foo... Read >
Author: begreen17th July 2008
According to the Department of Trade and Industry, over 42,000 Active Solar Heating systems are estimated to be currently in use in UK homes and are said to be able to meet around half a users' annual domestic hot water needs.
With the growing emphasis... Read >
Author: Ivor Bates17th July 2008
How to make hydrogen fuel for cars has been a lot of hype going on besides about how to run your car on water and water for gas or fuel as well as terms like hydrogen fuel for car kits. Now we will answer your question about “how to make hydrogen fuel f... Read >
Author: wordpressblogforlife10th July 2008
Start making your effort to reduce your carbon footprint and save money at the same time. If you're shopping for a new dishwasher, cooker, fridge freezer or oven, always look for the Energy Saving Recommended logo. They will cost less to run and help redu... Read >
Author: braegheneffe04th July 2008
The Energy Performance Certificate or EPC is the efficiency appraisement of a property, or a building. The appraisement is represented graphically on a calibration from A to G, an A stands for the highest achievement, the most efficient property and G is... Read >
Author: Promila saini20th June 2008
Whiplash claims are so high partially due to the equally high number of cars lacking effective prevention systems. One in six new cars on sale in Britain fail to offer adequate protection from debilitating whiplash injuries, new crash test results have re... Read >
Author: Sofia Abasolo02nd June 2008
A single tank solar water heating system combines solar preheated water and backup heating into one tack, which is in contrast to a typical two tank systems which will separate these functions. In either case solar water heating systems can save 55% to 85... Read >
Author: Curtis Reddehase08th May 2008
Alistair Darling’s recent budget went a fair way to encouraging motorists to adopt greener options.
Recent research by the AA has indicated that there has already been a trend in recent years of motorists looking at environmental friendly issues and... Read >
Author: Sav02nd April 2008
Here’s one multiple choice question you will not find in the SATs or LSATs or in any other exam. But the answer could prove to be a benefit to you.
Question: What mode of transportation offers the best passenger miles per gallon?
• A) Automobile
... Read >
Author: Robert Janis01st April 2008
Building green, the practice of designing and constructing buildings in an eco-friendly way, is one way to combat global warming. Houses contribute to global warming by emitting carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas. In the United States, houses are re... Read >
Author: Mike H29th March 2008
Modern economies are unthinkable without plentiful and affordable energy supplies. The double threat of global warming and climate change makes it mandatory to look for new, non-polluting energy sources. When searching for future energy supplies we must... Read >
Author: drklaus27th March 2008
World economies are facing a triple threat. Oil reserves will be close to depletion by the year 2050. Damages from climate changes caused by escalating greenhouse gas emissions will become substantial. Rising transportation and food costs will slow eco... Read >
Author: drklaus20th March 2008
In the U.S., 21% of the carbon in the atmosphere is put there by the energy we use in our homes. One average household contributes two times the amount of carbon dioxide emissions as one car does in a year, about 22,000 pounds!
By following these new ... Read >
Author: Keeping My Earth Green11th March 2008
Concerns about the natural environment and the consequences of global warming mean that many of us are looking at different areas of our lives in a new way. Is it possible to find environmentally friendly clothes.
With much of the media dominated by en... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett22nd February 2008
Whether you are planning the trip of a lifetime, a gap year abroad or just a holiday break, you can make a difference when you travel, not only for yourself but for the people and places you visit.
Being a responsible traveller means more than just of... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer22nd January 2008
You Can Stop Global
Warming & BIG BENEFITS
Evidence suggests that most high-altitude glaciers in the planet's tropical
regions will disappear in the near future; and that in most of the world,
glaciers and ice caps are rapidly retreating, even in... Read >
Author: Emma-Gill08th November 2007
Of the fossil fuels, natural gas is the cleanest source of energy to use for many of our every day needs and activities. It plays an important part in reducing pollution so that a clean and healthy environment can be maintained. Because of its almost perf... Read >
Author: Dayele08th October 2007
First of all, the term carbon footprint refers to a measurement of greenhouse gases released by human activities based on the amount of carbon dioxide units that is produced. This helps scientists and government decision makers gauge how severe a particul... Read >
Author: greenstore1115th August 2007
Volkswagen will officially launch its newest economical diesel offering at the International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt this September. Fresh from its collaboration with Mercedes-Benz diesel technology dubbed as Bluetec, the German automaker will unl... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle02nd August 2007
As concern over global warning increases, businesses are under pressure to reduce their impact on the environment. While it is easy for a factory to identify how they can reduce their carbon dioxide emissions, what about the average office? One simple sol... Read >
Author: Melinda Powelson26th July 2007
Now available for ordering ahead of its arrival in the UK in October is Volkswagen’s Polo BlueMotion, which promises excellent fuel efficiency and carbon dioxide emissions of just 99 g/km. The new model will have a starting price of £11,995 for the B... Read >
Author: Rain Stockton19th July 2007
China has got itself a new, mad love – cars.
Chinese car ownership levels have jumped rapidly, driven by the fast increasing middle class. The car’s symbol of freedom and status is rapidly changing in one of the most heavily populated countries i... Read >
Author: Hailey Kerr11th July 2007
In Shanghai, you may try driving you Nissan Maxima and test how good its Nissan Maxima parts are (is the Maxima available in China?) –but, you may not use at all costs, your car’s horns.
A new law banning honking in the downtown area of Shanghai ... Read >
Author: Rain Stockton11th July 2007
An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Or so the saying goes, for us humans at least.
But how about cars?
If you think that fruits are good for humans (and living things in general) only, think again. Turns out that our adage for the benefits of t... Read >
Author: Rain Stockton01st July 2007
BMW has recently announced their plans of reducing the CO2 emissions of their vehicles. To accomplish such BMW will make use of more efficient engines, regenerative brakes, and stop-start functions on most of its BMW model ranges.
The new Green Dynam... Read >
Author: Rain Stockton06th June 2007
If you were offered an investment with a guaranteed return of 900% a year or 10,000% over its lifetime, with no tax to pay, and which had a positive impact on the world, you would snap it up, right? Well this is the sort of return you can get by installin... Read >
Author: Alex Perry04th June 2007
Ford Motor Company Executive Chairman Bill Ford said last Thursday that the local auto industry is suffering from the result of its responding dully to foreign competitors and the continuously increasing demand for clean-environment vehicles.
In a s... Read >
Author: Evander23rd May 2007
The first ever practical, long lasting incandescent light bulb was developed by Thomas Edison in 1879. While Edison did not invent the concept of the light bulb, he was the first to create a version of the electric light bulb that was safe, practical and ... Read >
Author: John Billington16th May 2007
It was only very recent that Honda Motor Co. has unveiled its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell vehicle. The automaker has also announced that it would start manufacturing a small number of vehicles next year for its Japan and US markets.
The new H... Read >
Author: Evander12th May 2007
Honda Motor Co. has finally unveiled its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell vehicle last Thursday with the announcement that it would begin producing a small number of vehicles that will be marketed in Japan and United States.
The new Honda FCX is m... Read >
Author: Evander09th May 2007
Within the past couple years, several states and organizations have filed toxic gas lawsuits against the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The central argument centers on the interpretation of the 1970 Clean Air Act, how to define and regulate “... Read >
Author: Rocco Beatrice18th April 2007
Protecting the environment is one major task that needs the cooperation of all people living on earth. This cannot be done overnight. It takes time to solve environment related problems and raise public awareness on the effects of environmental degradatio... Read >
Author: Philip Nicosia18th April 2007
There are now more pressing reasons and methods to increase the efficient use of your vehicle. You and your family's lifestyle depends on it.
Facing you today are rising energy costs, and the directly related cost of every hing consumed. Cloth... Read >
Author: Joe Kohler30th March 2007
Global warming has been discussed over and over again. In recent months even politicians like Al Gore have gotten involved. He created a documentary called, “An Inconvenient Truth”, to try and push for more action as well as to enlighten the public. H... Read >
Author: george christodoulou12th March 2007
I've realised that planning a holiday is one of the most stressful experiences. I thought booking for two people was bad – try booking for a whole group. Adding to the stress is modern day air travel. Restrictions on hand luggage, costs for taxes, costs... Read >
Author: Ian Robert15th February 2007
Using the Carbon calculator provided by stopglobalwarming.org, I have learned that there are three changes you can make to quickly and easily reduce your carbon footprint and save money. Best of all, two of these changes only need to be made once and none... Read >
Author: Nathan Brown03rd January 2007
Volvo XC60 will be making its world debut next month at the Detroit motor show. Earlier, Volvo has given a preview of what its newest crossover would look like. But XC60 is not just about improving the looks of Volvo’s crossovers. It is also about high-... Read >
Author: Kenneth McKinley03rd January 2007
The growth of air travel is growing at an unprecedented rate. The low cost of air travel and the growth of budget airlines means that millions of passengers are flying abroad more than ever before, but at what cost to the environment?
The UK government... Read >
Author: Davinos Greeno20th December 2006
Dave Hampton believes he has found his purpose now he has become the carbon coach. In this article he explores where his sooty bus is going!
What is a carbon coach?
In July 2005 I left a near perfect job, Director of a successful consultancy (ABS c... Read >
Author: Davinos Greeno18th November 2006
Autocar, the oldest surviving auto magazine, has finally announced the Autocar Award winners. Winners that according to the company "celebrate the biggest success stories of the past 12 months – and those who made them happen." The highlights of the e... Read >
Author: Jennifer Dylan15th November 2006
Well?.. The greenhouse effect is the natural process by which the atmosphere traps some of the Sun's energy, warming the Earth enough to support life as we know it!
When humans cut down trees or burn fossil fuels, they release extra carbon into the atm... Read >
Author: Davinos Greeno05th July 2006
Who is the chubby, aging baby boomer waddling through airport after empty airport, wearily tugging along his 2-piece luggage roller? Hey, it's not Michael Moore (again). Why, for heaven's sake, it's none other than a bored, disgruntled Al Gore, Jr. the ... Read >
Author: James Finch05th July 2006
In recent times it has been accepted by scientists that climate change and man made emissions are causing climate changes throughout the world.
The ten most warmest years recorded globally since records began have occurred from 1994 onwards with consid... Read >
Author: adam parsons25th June 2006
A new generation diesel engine. This is what Mitsubishi Motors along with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries would be working on. They have come to join their workforce and analytical minds so as to create a new generation diesel engine. Primarily, Mitsubishi ... Read >
Author: Sarah McBride25th June 2006
Copyright 2006 Donovan Baldwin
You may have heard of biodiesel (or even biowillie), but for those who don't know much about it, we will get to an explanation of it in a moment. I just wanted to start with a small list of the benefits of using biodiese... Read >
Author: Donovan Baldwin16th June 2006
During the most recently held Michelin Challenge Bibendum 2006 done in Paris, the Volvo Car Corporation took home most of the awards that were given away. In fact, Volvo entered this competition bringing with it its environmental car program flagships a... Read >
Author: Kevin Anderson04th June 2006
Bad weather may be heading our way. Many very smart voices have raised their volume over the number of alarming red flags pointing to a worldwide environmental catastrophe coming in a few years or decades hence. One voice, coming from the sharp mind of Ja... Read >
Author: James Finch28th May 2006
The Honda Motor Co., Ltd. has just recently informed the public and the rest of the automotive world that it has actually been able to successfully develop and create a bio-fabric.
So what is a bio-fabric? A bio-fabric is actually a fabric that is p... Read >
Author: Sarah McBride12th March 2006
The last five years has seen a revolution in how governments, people and industry view energy. The positive aspects of biomass energy have come to the forefront in this discussion.
Why Use Biomass for Our Energy Needs: The Pros
The primary positive... Read >
Author: Rick Chapo04th January 2006
Canadian Research Analyst Forecasts
Severe Uranium Supply Crunch for Next 10 Years
Rising Uranium Price May Consolidate Exploration Sector,
Driving Intense Takeover Activity
Imagine if you could turn back the clock to the mid 1990s, say 1997. T... Read >
Author: James Finch
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