published July 29, 2009 and has No Comments
photo: B Balaji via flickr Last month The Hindu managed to get a look at a draft of the India's National Solar Mission plan and saw that installing 20 GW of solar power by 2020 is on the table. Now Reuters has gotten a look too, confirming some details and fleshing out others. It's not likely to be formally... ...
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photo: chadly via flickr A few months back researchers shows how climate change is going to shift wildfire hotspots , now scientists are saying that global warming could well burn parts of the Western US to a crisp -- Only a modest increase in average temperatures could nearly triple the area in some places burnt by forest fires:... Read ...
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What beats this?? Remember when we posted last year about HP's ridiculous packaging issue ? The company shipped a few pieces of paper in a lot of boxes. Wasteful, right? Well, it just completely outdid itself. You'll never guess what record for excessive packaging it managed to set...... Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Earlier this year, TreeHugger awarded Sokol Blosser Winery with the Best Green Winery award in our inaugural Best of Green Awards . We knew they were doing lots of different green things -- practicing organic viticulture, green building, and so forth -- but wondered what that really looked like. So, when Alison Sokol Blosser, the winery's co-president, invited me ...
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Image from Preloved Preloved has been creating fashionable one-of-a-kind pieces of clothing from second hand and vintage fabrics for years. As in since 1995 --they are Canadian eco-royalty when it comes to sustainable design. Starting in Toronto, moving onto Montreal and then Sydney Australia, their clothes for women and now children are stylish and fun. So what next for ...
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Image credit: Waste Management We often get questions from people wondering how they can recycle Tyvek, the non-woven polyethylene fabric used to wrap buildings, bracelet wrists, hold DVD's, and to envelope shipments. For the business or government Tyvek recycler, Waste Management offers a US$15 recycling "kit" for direct shipping scrap Tyvek to a recycling center (as pictured). The kit ...
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Video courtesy of Mother Nature Network Due to its relative small size, the conventional wisdom says that Chrysler just doesn't have the money to invest in new technologies and then take a chanc...
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Will Chrysler's Electric Cars Get a Chance?
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