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The Crystal - London's new eco building
The Crystal is a new eco building in London's dockland area designed by Siemens as a centre for sustainability, to promote energy efficient thinking.
The Green Deal: What's the hold up?
The Green Deal, a retrofit program to improve the energy efficiency of the UK's building stock is just weeks away from being soft-launched.
Saving on Warehouse Energy Consumption
Exploring ways to increase the energy efficiency of old warehouse buildings.
Create an Energy Efficient Garden
Outdoor spaces, like grassy yards or cultivated gardens, are by definition 'green.'
Air Source Heat Pumps Make Efficiency a Breeze
Air Source heat pumps are an ingenious way of using the air to heat buildings. Essentially they act like a reverse refrigerator. Air source heat pumps create warmth, while reducing environmentally damaging carbon emissions, and more importantly to some people, cutting energy bills.
Learning to Save Energy at Home
Save energy in every room in your house and cut down on costs using these ideas. Learn how to save energy at home without spending a fortune.
Liquid Cooled LED Bulbs Ready For Summer
A new kind of LED light has been developed to not only be energy efficient but able to sustain a consistent and natural light, ideal for homeowner use.
Empire State Building saves $2.4million in energy bills
An innovative retrofit project has brought extra energy savings of $2.4million in under a year for the Empire State Building and could save $4.4million annually when completed.
Two new ways to save energy and costs in USA
The first solar field and an intelligent energy management system are helping US residents cut their energy bills and reduce their carbon footprint.
Free Energy Saving PC Software Download
Free energy saving power management software for your PC or laptop. Save energy and money by downloading free energy saving computer software.
Cut carbon emissions and save on energy bills with PLANITHERM
The Earth Times caught up with Craig Dodsworth of Saint-Gobain Glass to find out more about PLANITHERM, the next generation energy saving glass that could help property owners save money - up to 28% on their energy bills.
A brighter, more reliable future with LED lighting
A survey by the Energy Saving Trust has found numerous benefits in the adoption of LED lighting. The light-emitting diode (LED) is not a new invention. First created in 1927, they have slowly become an integral part of our daily lives.
Facebook and Greenpeace firm friends in promoting clean energy
Social website Facebook and eco-charity Greenpeace have come together to promote ways of saving energy and generating clean energy, ending a two-year lobbying campaign by 700,000 Greenpeace 'friends.'
Samsung Ecobubble takes the trouble out of washing
A look at the new Samsung Ecobubble energy saving washing machine.
Ecobutton: One-click energy savings
Ecobutton is a revolutionary power saving mechanism uniquely designed to help Eco-conscious consumers reduce their carbon footprint and save money on electricity bills. It is a powerful visual cue that encourages people to save electricity by not allowing their computers to sit idle when not in use.
Bedol Water Clocks - saving energy with water
Bedol water clocks are Eco-friendly, accurate and easy to operate. Bedol Water Clocks are quickly stealing the spotlight for their unique ability to run solely on H2O, helping to reduce our carbon footprint on the planet.
The environmentally friendly Lancaster London hotel
Environmentally friendly hotels in London: The Lancaster London is one of the most environmentally friendly hotels in London and ensures its actions match its philosophy: "to walk softly on the planet". The hotel has taken a very thorough approach to energy saving practices, reducing landfill waste and increasing recycling.
Greenwashing: The greater value of being green
If you were only exposed to the media, you might start to think that all the large companies of the world engage in the struggle against climate change, saving energy, the rainforest and everything else that comes to mind. And the companies' efforts are not even limited to media-related spaces: They have also reached future consumers.
TrickleStar Energy Saving Devices
TrickleStar energy saving gadgets help to reduce energy consumption and provide superior protection for today's technology-focused lifestyles.
Should we live in smaller houses to help the environment?
Research in Australia suggests we should ''downsize'' to reduce our carbon footprint. On two opposite sides of the globe, public opinion is gradually moving towards the need for smaller homes helping families become more energy efficient and contribute to the environment.
Cracking the energy saving code
Computers have transformed the way we live and in doing so have massively increased our energy consumption. Now computer scientists are working on saving energy through the code that runs the machines.
The ECO kettle: Saving energy, time, money and water
The ECO Kettle is a stylish and energy-efficient water kettle that helps protect and preserve the environment.
Energy Saving Project at Leiden Town Hall
In 2007, the management of the Town Hall of Leiden, which provides public services to its citizens and hosts many offices, decided to join an energy-saving program that was partially funded by the European Community. The objective of this program is to reduce energy consumption by changing employee behavior.
US targets kids with energy education program
The U.S. Departments of Energy and Education and the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) embark on an quest to educate America's young people about energy efficiency and using energy responsibly.
Breakthrough Tool used in California to Measure Greenhouse Gas Emissions
A number of California cities and counties have received a powerful new web-based tool that is designed to help measure greenhouse gas emissions and address issues related to climate change. Developed by ICLEI, this breakthrough new Online Inventory Tool was created for California's Statewide Energy Efficiency Collaborative (SEEC) to help meet the increasing demands of combatting climate change by saving communities both energy and money.
Australia's carbon emissions rising
Latest figures show Australia's carbon emissions are on the rise again. The latest data to be released by Australia's Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency shows that the emissions of carbon for the year of 2010 are 0.5 percent higher than the emissions from 2009.
Researcher looks to write energy saving into computer languages
Computers - whilst they don't belch out polluting smoke - eat up a growing amount of energy and an American computer scientist wants to save some of that by writing 'green' computer languages.
British soldiers to go solar powered
A new project is underway to provide soldiers with energy efficient power packs. It has been announced that scientists from the Universities of Glasgow, Loughborough, Strathclyde, Leeds, Reading and Brunel in conjunction with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL) are currently developing a new personal power pack for British troops. Filed in environmental issues: Solar/Science & Technology.
Creating a Greener Workplace
Cut down on the carbon footprint of your business. Running an energy efficient office needs both the support of the business owners and the employees. There are many ways in which you can cut down on the carbon footprint of both the office and all of the individuals who work there.
Winterizing Your Home to Save Energy and Money
Use these energy-saving, eco-friendly tips to save money and reduce your carbon footprint this winter. Saving energy is a very important factor when it comes to living an eco-friendly existence. Aiming to reduce your carbon footprint involves many different factors, one of which includes the job of properly preparing your home for winter.
Green Deal launched by UK government
The UK government has launched Green Deal, a way of encouraging home owners to invest in energy saving measures without upfront costs. Many people would like to install energy saving such as roof insulation, wall and cavity insulation, more efficient boilers and double-glazing. But those most in need of help to reduce energy bills are those least able to afford to undertake the improvements.
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How can you describe the threats existing to species, both large and small? Using the highly-threatened primates, we can perhaps see how they have contrived to exist until the current time. Then we can better understand just how we can prevent factors simply wiping them from the face of the earth, often through ignorance, lack of care, prejudice and of course the universal profit motive. Conservation begins in our minds, but demands much more than that.
What does that blue butterfly do when you are not watching. We still have to discover exactly how the Eurasian large blue exploits Myrmica ants, but many of its relatives are either cuckoos (eg. (Phengaris alcon), or outright predators like the AustralasianLiphyra brassolis larvae ,eating the whole brood of the green ants they live with. How did such diverse habits evolve? Well, start reading here.
For several years, excitement has been building over the Atlantic presence of Manta birostris and Manta cf birostris/ this is the classification system trying to tell us of a potential new species that is related to genus Manta. Little progress has been made on this W. Atlantic species of oceanic manta, but it cant be long before we can confirm new knowledge of parenting and juvenile growth in at least the main species, which seems to live alongside the potential new manta.
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The future is certainly renewable, but are we too late to prevent future centuries problems of global warming- and the rest! Here are some current US solutions to waste and warming for you to enjoy---there are some ads in this piece but weve allowed them for one blog only.
Need to save money after the spending boom to end them all? Here are 2 sets of opinions on how to pull out the plugs at night at least.
When dolphins are 'rescued' in various countries, the car given seems to be ill-considered. We are simply looking at the success rate which is reported to be low, in most places. They could even end up in commercial aquarium shows, but they certainly rarely make it back to the sea.
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