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byPAUL BUCHANAN
It is so refreshing to know that the world is slowly waking up to being organic. Whole Food stores are the new grocery store destination and more and more things seem to be turning green. More people are choosing paper over plastic or are driving gas saving cars. Now people are even turning to [...]

bySAM WILLIAM
If you are wanting an article on the eco-friendly benefits of solar power then you are out of luck because I would like to get straight to the facts. Making your own solar power will soon be the most beneficial decision of your lifetime. And I’m referring to to the extent that many people [...]

by CATHERINE PARKER
With ever mounting concerns regarding our environment, green technology has had vast amounts of research invested in it and this research is now paying off!
We now have co-friendly kettles, TV’s and even houses. Of course, the Germans have eco-friendly houses off to an art but so far they haven’t taken off over here. [...]

Wind energy is actually a form of solar energy. Wind is formed from the heating and cooling of the atmosphere, which causes air and air layers to rise and fall and move over each other, results in wind currents.
Modern windmills have become very efficient at transferring the energy of wind to electricity. Wind [...]

byAPARAJITHAN CHANDRAMOULI
The catchiest talk around the world is global warming, and renewable energy. Not because it’s catchy but because it’s worthwhile did this article initiate.
Well, all of us know about algae, the slimy creature that tremendously grows above water sources. Possibly thought of as weeds decades before, are now identified as a potential source of [...]

byVICTOR KRUMM
At a time when we’re trying to get through the most terrible recession since the Great Depression and concerned about the environment and escalating reliance upon imported gas and oil, the U.S. government has finally stepped up to the plate and hit a home run for Americans, the world, the environment and the climate.
It [...]

by CHRISTOPHER WEST

Wind farms need to cover a lot of physical space to produce large amounts of electricity. In many industrialized countries, space is at a premium. They do not produce gases or other by products like other generators do, that poison the environment and anybody that happens to be nearby. There are enough [...]

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