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bySTELLA JONES
With the proper knowledge and training, anyone can build his or her own wind turbine and be a wind turbine technician. But of course a novice should still take the advice and the supervision of a real wind turbine technician if the need arises.
Others might ask you why build a wind turbine when [...]

bySHARON TRIBELSKY
Normally, a daily Yankee household would consume between $1500 and $2000 on electrical bills alone. If you happen to fall between these figures, then you’ll be ready to take into account yourself as an everyday home-owner that uses electricity that is not extremely needed. Why?
If you’ve got been receiving high electrical bill month once [...]

byTAMMIE LOGAN
September 22nd, 2009 marked the launch of a revolutionary web 2.0 tool that will maximize the way people surf the web: BLASTOFF! The launch pad has been laid out and the buzz created, spreading the word on the coolest stuff on the web, unlike any of its predecessors that we have ever encountered. Like [...]

byDOUG HOOVER
If you are over the age of 5 and have not noticed by now, a few imbalances and inequities in our society regarding economics, the “Haves” and the “Have Nots”, you are not from this planet. As our government drags us kicking and screaming into the black hole of “Global Governance” or “One World [...]

byMICHELLE SHELDON
On average, 43% of your utility bill goes toward heating and cooling a home. Typically, 11% of the energy budget goes towards lighting. Put practical strategies into action to save energy and money while reducing your emissions contributing to global climate change.
Energy & Money Saving Tips for Individuals CFL’s last longer and emit far [...]

byJEFFREY MACDONALD
Many people think that getting a biodegradable bags is a silly idea when they can just get a free plastic bag. And even though we are culturally starting to become more aware of our actions the unfortunate truth of the matter is that a plastic bag does kill and has killed many creatures of [...]

byPETER ELLINWOOD
The era when buying a light bulb was as simple as buying a carton of milk is drawing to a close. Beginning on January 1, 2012, general purpose light bulbs will need to be 30% more efficient than traditional incandescent lamps. We field questions from progressive customers regularly about eco-friendly alternatives. Here’s a list [...]

by DONNY GAMBLE
Solar energy produces electricity by converting sunlight into energy using photovoltaic cells. Since 2002, solar energy has been increasingly used at a rate of 48% each year making it one of the fastest growing energy sources to date. With the ever-increasing knowledge and study of this source of energy the materials used to [...]