So you’ve seen those TV commercials starring energy magnate T. Boone Pickens, touting compressed natural gas as an alternative to gasoline. Is it? Yes. Just not in Florida so much. A little history: There was a time when several manufacturers, … Continued
from Orlando Sentinel Editorials August 08: We think: Opponents of more offshore drilling should stand firm With gasoline prices still painfully high, polls show it’s risky for politicians to stand in the way of more offshore oil drilling. That’s been … Continued
Controlling weeds is always an ongoing problem for gardeners. Fortunately there are Mulch Mat Tree Rings which are made to protect trees from numerous items aside from weeds. Advantages Rubber mulch provides several advantages over plant material based mulches. For … Continued
We are supposed to write about “Green” and “Sustainable Living” topics on this space but I was so impressed by the Beijing Opening Ceremonies that I felt I should make a post. Of course China is such a contrast anyway. … Continued
Waste Management continues to be a huge problem for America and while recycling has made some progress theres still a lot of room for improvement. Aluminum Can Crushers can help make the recycling job easier. Basically an aluminum can crusher … Continued
The Average Household uses 260 gallons of water in a day. Quite a large number to say the least. Fortunately with a few simple tweaks you can help reduce that number significantly. We’ll be focusing on shower heads today and … Continued
Solar Powered lights are leading the way into the future as a energy saving and cost saving measure. Conserv-A-Store is proud to present the arrival of a Solar Powered Garden Accent Post Light for your solar needs. One of the … Continued
Japan firms to work out next-gen car battery norms Sat Jul 19 06:08:56 UTC 2008 TOKYO (Reuters) – Toyota Motor Corp, Nissan Motor Co, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co and other Japanese companies will work together to set up common standards … Continued
Your life has worth — but $1M less than before Seth Borenstein |The associated press July 11, 2008 WASHINGTON – It’s not just the American dollar that’s losing value. A government agency has decided that an American life isn’t worth … Continued
This adapted from the July/August edition of Solar Today(solartoday.org) In that solar water(solar thermal) and solar PV(photovoltaic) residential jobs can be expensive, some homeowners are looking for financing opportunities even after all government and utility rebates to help them pay … Continued
