sustainable energy

Eco-consciousness was a dominant theme throughout this event. The concerns are now common knowledge, and solutions are surprisingly revealed through grass root efforts.

There's a new sustainable product review/research site that's having a contest as part of its launch complete with clever name:

HUDDLER.COM's "WIN A BAG WITH COOL GREEN STUFF" CONTEST

They're giving away 10 bags of stuff worth $145 each - register, write some reviews and/or wiki articles and you're in.

It's been a week of conflicting fortunes for bio-fuel - with the first flight of a commercial airliner using the technology and at the same time protests about the impact of the new fuel on the agricultural systems of developing countries.

So you want to buy an existing green home but don’t know where to look? Or maybe you’re worried about the greenwashing that some use to differentiate themselves due to a souring market?

Among the major contributors to greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S., the built environment (homes, buildings, roads) accounts for the majority with 51% of total -- 39% for the operation of the buildings (heating, cooling, lighting) and 12% to produce the building materials (cement, glass, drywall and steel).

All tips I've found can reduce only 5% of global warming problems...discover how i've found the solution

A new online forum called EnergyForum.cc went online today. The forum provides the possibility to discuss a wide range of topics all around energy. Topics such as sustainable energy, energy advice or the latest energy news are being discussed there. It also features a job section as well as links to other interesting energy related websites.