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South Africa Could have First Nuclear Plant By 2020
Net News Publisher | November 22nd 2009 by Terry
South Africa could have its first nuclear power plant by the year 2020 if Cabinet approves a proposal expected to be put forward by the Ministry of Energy. Energy Minister Dipuo Peters announced on Friday that her ministry was to submit a proposal on read more
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portable power generator | November 20th 2009 by Gary M. Muir
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Ontario May Follow California’s Lead on TV Energy Efficiency
Clean Energy Leader | November 20th 2009
Following California’s decision earlier this week to require elevated energy efficiency standards for TVs, the Canadian province of Ontario is considering a similar move. On Nov. 18, California became the first state in the country to institute read more
What's unfair to residents of coal-dependent states?
RootsWire | November 20th 2009 by Steve Hanson
Original Author: desmoinesdem Politicians in both parties have complained that proposed federal climate change bills are "unfair" to Midwestern states read more
European Paper Industry Cuts CO2 Emissions by 42% since 1990
Clean Energy Leader | November 20th 2009
The European paper industry has reduced CO2 emissions per ton of paper produced by 42 percent since 1990, according to the Confederation of European Paper Industries’ (CEPI) fourth Sustainability Report (PDF). The paper industry was the only in read more
The New Air Purifing Ionic Light Bulb
Modern Eco Blog | November 19th 2009 by Kristen Sky
As the U.S. government increasingly provides incentives for hybrid cars, green buildings, renewable energy and households that reduce their usage of power, all while energy prices seem to surge, the introduction of the Ionic Bulb offers an exciting l read more
Harnessing Waste Heat from Laptop Computers, Cell Phones May Doub…
Impact Lab | November 19th 2009
In everything from computer processor chips to car engines to electric powerplants, the need to get rid of excess heat creates a major source of inefficiency. In everything from computer processor chips to car engines to electric powerplants, the nee read more
Where’s Joe?
Liberty's Life Line | November 19th 2009 by Bill O'Connell
The Obama Administration probably wishes they didn’t spend $18 million to build a website that is making a mockery of their vaunted stimulus package that if not passed might result in an economic calamity from which we might never recover. read more
Smart Grid Riding On The Information Superhighway
CleanTechies Blog | November 19th 2009 by CleanTechies
ShareIf Internet companies and some utilities have their way, the smart grid will rely on the existing infrastructure of the information superhighway in order to function. They argue that by relying on existing standards like Internet Protocol (IP), read more
Baffling Us with Science
World Blogosphere.com | November 19th 2009
Australia and many countries around the world have been moving in a more environmentally friendly direction for the past few decades. The rise and rise of the Greens as a political party is testament to the growing public interest in protecting th read more
Clean Electricity Future Scenario Scenario
Climate Change Global Warming Prevention Solutions News | November 18th 2009 by Peter Lionel Griffiths
Clean Electricity Future Scenario Scenario Clean Electricity Future Scenario Scenario #1?: Existing coal and oil based thermal power plants continually improve fuel burning efficiency, underground Carbon Capture & Storage additions are concessio read more
Turn off lights when you leave a room - it always saves you more
Home Based Business | November 18th 2009 by kanrich
Is it better to turn the lights out, or leave them on, when you step out of a room for a minute or two? Conventional wisdom tells us to leave them on. But it’s pretty easy here to prove the conventional wisdom wrong. Is it better to turn a li read more
Can you make a circuit?
Chorlton Park Year 2 blog | November 18th 2009 by Jack Sloan
Have a look at this BBC activity. Can you find the conductive materials and make the bulb light up? read more
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portable power generator | November 18th 2009 by Gary M. Muir
Long Sleeve T-shirt with Australia, windmills, Tasmania, electricity, energy, generators, power Large White read more
Crank: High Voltage
Franz Patrick's Film Archive | November 18th 2009 by Franz Patrick
Crank: High Voltage (2009) ★★ / ★★★★ At this point, I can enjoy just about any movie that Jason Statham stars in because even though most of them are mindless, they’re fun to watch. Statham is as charismatic as ever for his return read more
Its Easy To Learn How To Make Solar Panels
Solar Power For Home | November 18th 2009 by Solar Power For Home
Plenty of people have been looking into installing solar panels in an try to combat ascension forcefulness costs. When most of these people see the prices of the professionally installed panels they realize it might not be a luxury they have the ab read more
Various Types Of UPS
Home Based Business | November 18th 2009 by Rolf Joho
Today is an era of technology and the equipments that facilitates you with different newer techniques is undoubtedly the computers. Since they store a large amount of important data, these need to be protected against catastrophic power breakdown. So read more
More Wind Powered Electricity In Bulgaria - Never Cheaper Though
Bulgarian Scrapbook | November 18th 2009 by Martin Miller-Yianni
This is good new all round for Bulgaria on an energy source that is plentiful in this country that is a wind tunnel with the plains in the middle of two sets of mountain in the north and south. It makes so much sense to take this route in capturing t read more
Arad Group and Leviathan Energy Find Leaks and Generate Power fro…
Green Prophet | November 18th 2009 by karink
The WATEC conference is now on in Tel Aviv. Let’s look at some new technologies attempting to collect energy with every flush, and to detect leaky pipes with drone planes. (Above: Gadi Hareli from Leviathan- Reuters) Imagine being able to detec read more
nec batteryless remote control: we don’t need no stinkin’ bat…
technabob - latest tech news gadgets home theater hdtv video… | November 17th 2009
How many times have you had to get your lazy ass off of the couch to get up and change the channel because the batteries in your remote died. Well thanks to some fine high-tech minds, someday you may never need to worry about changing the batteries i read more
Plug-in Smart Metering: Zerofootprint’s TalkingPlug
greenUPGRADER | November 17th 2009 by Matt
A handful bloggers got on the phone with Ron Dembo, CEO of Zerofootprint, to discuss their upcoming answer to smart energy management: the TalkingPlug. Related posts:Greener Gadgets: Bware Water Meter The Bware water meter is a contestant in the.. read more
What If Anything Has Been Done To Channel Light Power Other Than…
Solar Power For Home | November 17th 2009 by Solar Power For Home
Life in the slow lane asked: The ancients used skylights for light in lieu of electricity. Light was used for drying, even cooking foods and drying clothes. Solar clocks/sun dials were once popular but now we’ve battery operated clocks. Where h read more
How To Save Money While Sleeping
Ready To Be Rich | November 17th 2009 by Fitz
Many of us, if not all, wants to make money while sleeping – to earn passive income. And if you’ve tried finding these kind of opportunities before, then I’m sure you know how hard it is to earn a significant amount “while you read more
The Future Sounds Like This: 10 Magnificently Modern Musical Inst…
WebUrbanist | Dynamic Design & Visual Culture | November 17th 2009 by Webist
The study of musical instruments (’organology’ – no, really) is the study of the human condition. Every culture is defined by its own distinctive set of trills, whistles, parps, honks and beats, and every corner of the world has ev read more
Chocolate Lamp
Food Beast | November 17th 2009 by Food Beast
Decorating a house is a lot of work, but what if when you sat down for a break you could just take a bite out of your furniture. Well now you can with this wonderfully delicious chocolate lamp! It looks like a fountain of melting chocolate flowing o read more
Outdoor Sign Lighting Does Not Need To Be Blinding
SignX - All about signs | November 17th 2009 by Andreas Karlsson
There are many instances when outdoor sign lighting can be distracting to the point of being intrusive, especially to motorists and neighbors. Choosing the right method of illumination however, can make outdoor sign lighting considerably less blindin read more
Dr Megavolt!
onelargeprawn | November 17th 2009
Austin Richards has a Ph.D. in particle physics and has been building Tesla coils since the early 80s. Calling himself Dr Megavolt, he wowed audiences Burning Man since hi debut show in 1998. Fast-forward several years to 2009, with his stainless ste read more
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