Author: craigshields

From May to November 1901, electricity and electric lighting were a major feature of the Pan-American Exposition, a gala event featuring educational exhibits and entertainment set on 342 acres in Buffalo, New York. A number of buildings, including the Electric …

From Guest Blogger Dr. Bulb: Energy Efficient Lighting is a More Viable Option as Technology Advances Read More »

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Digital menu boards for restaurants are becoming the trend, quickly replacing the ancient printed paper menus. This is because of the way they are easing the menu updating and management tasks on top of making restaurant management easier. Restaurants are …

From Guest Blogger Jenny Richards: Green Signage Menu Boards Read More »

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Today, pollution is the main issue for environmental degradation, global warming and other environmental issues. To stop that issues and make environment clean and healthy biomass briquette press machine is invented by briquetting machine manufacturers India. They are manufacturing best …

From Guest Blogger Deepi: Converting Biomass Waste Material Read More »

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Companies that are developing environmentally friendly technologies are no longer part of some passing trend. On the contrary, businesses that are ignoring the innovation and utilization of green practices are starting to look seriously antiquated. Some practices, like recycling and …

From Guest Blogger Jon Wikstrom: Cool Green Technologies Flying Under the Radar Read More »

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Environmentalists here in the U.S. can find it difficult to appreciate humor that depicts an alarming truth: most Americans care very little about all this stuff. In surveys, about 70% say they are willing to pay extra for eco-friendly products, …

How Much Do We Care About Climate Disruption? Read More »

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Many of us complain bitterly about the U.S. government’s lethargy re: mitigating climate disruption and embracing clean energy solutions. Yet we live with frequent reminders of how much worse it could be. Take the Land Down Under, for instance. Pictured below …

Sluggish Response To Environmental Issues? Could Be a Great Deal Worse Read More »

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I wish I had a dollar for every time I’ve come across the concept in the title of this post.  I’ve probably written it more than I’ve read it, but I’m not really sure. It sure is a catchy little son …

Ex-President of Maldives: ‘There’s Nothing More Conservative Than Conserving The Planet’ Read More »

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It’s the birthday of Claude Monet, who, according to the Writer’s Almanac, spent his career “exploring the idea that you can never really see the same thing twice.” This, of course, is the notion that guides his numerous paintings of …

Huge Techno-Velocity Ushering in Renewable Energy Read More »

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When fossil fuel costs suddenly shot through the roof a few decades back and continued to spiral upwards thereafter, it brought a new consciousness about the need to reduce dependency on the fast depleting fossil fuel reserves. The need for …

From Guest Blogger Jenny Richards: Shift into A Green Drive with Eco-Cars Read More »

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My learned colleagues who advocate for advanced nuclear are quite passionate about what they’re doing, largely on the basis that the ever-growing CO2 levels in our atmosphere are causing climate disruption and ocean acidification.  While I doubt we’re as close …

Those Wishing to Promote Advanced Nuclear May Want To Choose a Different Course Read More »

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