This is an effective and cheap way some people are lighting their houses using recycled PET bottles, some water and a little bit of bleach. Imagine what this can do for people that cannot afford, or simply do not have…
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A Litre of Light – making a solar light bulb from a PET bottle
Tagged with: Light, Recycle, renewable energy, Reuse, solar, Solar Power, sustainability, waste management
Posted in climate change, community, ecological footprint, energy, sustainable living
Posted in climate change, community, ecological footprint, energy, sustainable living
Earthship: a new way to live
Michael Reynolds is an American architect based New Mexico known for the design and construction of eartship. He is a proponent of “radically sustainable living”. He has been a critic of the profession of architecture for its failure to deal…
Earth Debt
‘Antique Sunlight’, a term lifted directly from my recent viewing of the 11th hour resonated with me more than any other concept in Leonardo Di Caprio’s ecological wake up plea. We, as a race, are cashing in on previous generations…
Tagged with: 11th Hour, Antique sunlight, climate change, coal, earth debt, environmental sustainability, Leonardo Di Caprio, oil, renewable energy, solar, sustainability, sustainable, sustainable development, sustainable technologies, tidal energy, wind energy
Posted in climate change, ecological degradation, energy, food, sustainable technologies
Posted in climate change, ecological degradation, energy, food, sustainable technologies
A government initiative that could be effective
Following is a news that I got this very morning : China promises solar power subsidies in effort to develop clean energy industry http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/090722/business/as_china_solar_power In light of yesterday’s discussion where Jian was proposing government’s deep pocket could be effective to…
Googleplex goes solar
Google recently installed 8300 solar panels on roof tops of eight buildings and solar carports at headquarters office in Mountain View, California. Google has set a goal of creating 50 megawatts of new renewable energy-generating capacity by 2012. This 1.6…
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