by Robert Bob
Go Green within the City Half a pair of – Eco-Friendly Reworking For Residential and Industrial Real Estate
As gas costs increase a lot of homebuyers are moving closer to the town, their jobs and hubs of activity to decrease travel prices for themselves and the full family. In the article “Inexperienced [...]
by Ben Pate
If you are looking for a different electric choice, there are many options out there besides your current electric distribution company. New, alternative energy sources as well as suppliers are becoming more prominent in the the United States electricity industry, and more and more people are jumping at the benefits. These alternative energy [...]
There are 4 different types of geothermal heat pumps available today.
Each one has a different method of connecting to the heating distribution system in your home or building. Some types are more efficient than others at delivering space conditioning to the building, but that is a property of the distribution.
All of these GSHP types still [...]
What exactly is bio-fuel? It has certainly become a popular buzzword, so here is what you need to know. As the term suggests, these fuels are formed when biological matter decomposes, therefore they mainly come from plant matter. Bio-fuels have three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas.
What is the difference between bio-fuels and fossil [...]
Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd recently signed an agreement with the Indian Oil Corporation Ltd to undertake Jatropha plantation over 50,000 hectares of land in the districts of Jhansi and Lalitpur in Uttar Pradesh. The company said that alternate fuel sources will have to be exploited to meet the growing fuel demands of India in particular [...]
Cooling and heating your house drains more energy bucks than any other standard system in your house. Around, 43% of your utility bill will go towards heating and cooling. Further, heating and cooling systems in the US all together emit approximately 150 million tons of carbon dioxide into the earths atmosphere each year, adding to [...]
by Debra Lynn Dadd
I live in Clearwater, Florida, sometimes called Florida’s Sunshine Capital because of our amazing 361 sunny days a year. Yet, even with all this free, abundant, non-polluting sunshine, virtually all homes and businesses are powered with fossil fuels.
I’ve not seen a single solar panel in the five years I have lived here. [...]
by Debra Lynn Dadd
I first learned about Permaculture in 1992, I think it was. I took a weekend workshop, and the response among the attendees was so positive, that we formed a small group, so that we could all learn more about Permaculture and how to apply it in the San Francisco area. As a [...]