Go Green While Promoting
Environmentally friendly products and practices are becoming the way of the world and they are also a major part of life today. With the environment worsening under the weight of problems like pollution, global warming and deforestation, it has become essential that everyone do their best to save the earth from further destruction. Switching to [...]
Full Story »Saving Energy With Loose Fill Attic Insulation
Despite the enormous advances in energy efficient materials, insulation continues to provide the most substantial return on dollars invested. Since the 1970′s, the cost of adding additional attic insulation has proven to be the single most cost effective structural upgrade when compared to competing technologies. The Materials Fiberglass may be the most recognized blown-in system. In [...]
Full Story »Thick Oily Mess
People are angry with British Petroleum. A question environmentalists, tax payers and investors would like answered is, will the oil company pay for this disaster? Out of the mix of companies associated with the oil spill, BP is the one being pointed at. The company has stated they will cover the cleanup costs. This statement [...]
Full Story »The World’s First Carbon-Neutral Zero Waste Town – “Masdar City”
Welcome to the world of Energy! In Physics, Energy is a scalar physical quantity that shows the amount of work that can be performed by a force, an attribute of objects and systems that are subject to a law of conservation. Any form of Energy can be transformed into another form, but the total energy always [...]
What Are the Best Recycling Methods?
Many people think that recycling is the be all and end all of helping this planet, however, this is simply not true, as many people have seen there are no truly perfect ways for recycling but true recycling does no start at the bin, it starts with the buying of products. The first thing that you [...]
Critical Water Shortages – Practical Solutions to Save Both Water and Money
As of 9:15am, October 14, 2009, Lake Lanier has returned to full pool for the first time since October 2005. The lake had reached the 1050.97 foot level on December 8, 2008 and many declared Atlanta’s primary source of water dead. It has risen over 19 feet since then. Most Atlantans are probably sighing in relief as the memory [...]
