Recently, I’ve been on the lookout for cool renewable energy infographics that tell the story in really clear, concise, and powerful terms. Here’s another one I’ve come across, this one on our carbon footprint. Terrific job, guys!
Tag: environment
Excellent Renewable Energy Infographics
Tagged with: business, Carbon Cycle, Carbon Footprint, Carbon Management, energy, environment, InfoGraphic, Renewable Energy
From Guest Blogger Amy Morin: How Do I Turn the Kids on to Solar Energy?
As more information becomes available about alternative power sources, it becomes clear that teaching the next generation about solar energy is very important. There are some excellent resources available to get kids excited about solar energy. The Importance of Getting …
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From Guest Blogger Angie Mansfield: Green Energy and the Beach
Going green has become an important goal for many communities, and beach towns are no exception. Many beach and resort communities are taking steps to reduce their ecological footprint and be kinder to the environment. Here’s how a few beach …
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Time To Rethink the Electrical Grid
Frequent commenter John Roche writes: It’s been interesting reading your blogs. I’ll say I’m for the environment and have taken some renewable energy classes to complement my technical background. Will probably even install solar on mine and a friend’s house. …
From Guest Blogger Jay York: Eco-Friendly Landscaping Tips — Go Green or Go Home
In the fight against environmental pollution, one lawn can make a difference. Any effort you make to plan, cultivate and grow an eco-friendly lawn reduces environmental pollution. Here are four tips to help you maintain a lush lawn that’s also …
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Tagged with: Composting, eco-friendly, environment, green home, green landscaping, Home, landscaping
From Guest Blogger Heather Legg: Is Wind Energy Getting Blown Away?
Wind energy – maybe one thinks of old wooden windmills and tulips when they think of wind energy, but reality shows new state of the art wind turbines that have the capacity to power around 250 homes from a single …
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Big Governments Are No Help With Climate Change
In response to my rhetorical question at the conclusion of my recent post on climate change: “(Given that we appear incapable of going after the problem itself), are we going to put dikes around the 217,490 miles of the planet’s coast …
Melting of Arctic Ice — An Important Feedback Loop in Climate Change
Here’s a very accessible video on the melting of the arctic ice. Thanks to my fine friend and 2GreenEnergy associate Terry Ribb for calling it to my attention. In a related story, here’s a piece on the effect that climate …
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OK, Quick — What's the REAL Obstacle to Halting Climate Change?
I’m what could be called a “compulsive guesser.” When someone asks me something – it could be the outdoor temperature or the latitude of Sri Lanka — I always take a guess before looking it up. When I came across …
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From Guest Blogger R. Hoyal: Solar Energy Hotels — The Future Is Bright
The resort and hotel business is extremely competitive and costly. As more and more hotels become increasingly extravagant, they require evermore energy to run. Many are switching to green renewable energies to cut costs and in theory they could eventually …
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