Ten ways to green your Christmas
It’s the most wasteful time of the year, but you can make it greener and cheaper with these 10 tips. 1) Make your own gifts. We live in a time when folks line up outside Wal-Mart at 4 a.m. hoping … Continued
The big melt: 2 trillion tons of ice gone since ’03
More than 2 trillion tons of land ice in Greenland, Antarctica and Alaska have melted since 2003, according to new NASA satellite data that show the latest signs of what scientists say is global warming. More than half of the … Continued
Easy ways to make the holidays green and jolly
Holiday decorations don’t have to harm the environment to be colorful, fun and festive. Enough with the gray! There’s no better way to break the spell of the damp, dark Seattle winter than with a house full of festive holiday … Continued
Here’s the Dirt on Cheap Oil – reprint of Chicago Tribune article
FORT McMURRAY, Alberta – A new supply of precious oil has begun flowing into the gas tanks of Americans, tapped from a source so vast it could one day furnish close to half of U.S. oil needs for 50 years … Continued
Top Ten Green Gift Wrap Ideas This Holiday Season
Not sure of what to wrap your gifts in this year in order to make it a more eco-friendly holiday? Well GAIAM Life has got you covered. They put together a top ten list of green gift wrap ideas. Take … Continued
Top 5 Ways to Make Your Kitchen More Eco Friendly
1. Change How You Light Things Up Believe it or not those little light bulbs that you are using consume a lot of energy, so why not replace them light bulbs that consume a lot less energy? Replacing regular light … Continued
Andy Grove urges Intel to build car batteries
Intel CEO Andy Grove has joined other Silicon Valley elites who are advocating for an industry shift into energy technology. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal published Friday, Grove said he is urging Intel to invest in battery … Continued
Energy Secretary nominee Chu on energy, climate
President-elect Barack Obama’s reported choices for the top energy and environment officials set the stage for a dramatic change in policy on energy and climate change. Citing Democratic sources, news outlets on Wednesday reported that Nobel Prize-winning physicist Steven Chu … Continued
Fifth of world coral reefs lost, survey finds
A downward trend tied to warming seas has not reversed and the world has now lost nearly one-fifth of its coral reefs, according to a global survey released Wednesday. Much of the rest could be destroyed within 40 years by … Continued
Welcome to LED Island
Dean Kamen is best known as the inventor of the Segway scooter and medical devices including a portable insulin pump, a stair-climbing wheelchair, and a robotic prosthetic arm. Like any good inventor or mad genius, Kamen can be called eccentric. … Continued
