Tag: solar energy

The illustration here calls to mind the benefit of being 93 million miles from our nearest star–neither too close nor too far to support life. That distance also supports solar energy; we receive 6000 times more power from the sun …

We’re in the Goldilocks Zone Read More »

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Some of the short videos on the pros and cons of renewable energy that I made back in 2012 have gotten a decent number of views; the one below has over 166K.  Unfortunately, most of these people aren’t exactly the …

Pros and Cons of Renewable Energy Read More »

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Renewable energy has become cheaper to implement in recent years, giving companies more incentive to use it in their daily operations. An increase in renewable energy means less reliance on fossil fuels — which the food industry frequently contributes to. …

From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: How Renewable Energy Can Make Food Manufacturing More Sustainable and Efficient Read More »

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We are living in the midst of a revolution. Twenty years ago, the concept of renewable, alternative energy sources was just a pipe dream. Now, we have functional examples of wind and solar energy that are coming close to providing …

From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: Why Solar Energy Will Become Essential to Every Industry Read More »

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The United States is the midst of peak moving season, in which millions of Americans across the country pack up their things and relocate for myriad reasons.

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Deciding to buy a house is not an easy decision to make and there is no reason to rush into it. Instead, make sure to get well-informed on the current market situation and carefully consider exactly what kind of a …

From Guest Blogger Cooper Klein: The Ultimate Guide to Buying a Green Home Read More »

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Technology has now emerged as a new dominance in the world. There is no doubt that we all can’t survive without smart technology, apps, software, and fast transportation facilities in this 21st century.

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Pipelines that leak some toxic effluent into our waterways are such frequent occurrences that they barely make the news.  In that respect, they’re rather like car accidents, cancer diagnoses, house fires or mass shootings: they’re tragic, but so common we …

Pipeline Leakages All Too Common Read More »

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The average solar panel price in the Philippines is about 2000 pesos, and that’s just enough to cover just a small portion of your roof. It is an investment and is certainly worth the price, but like everything else, having …

From Guest Blogger Luis Parsons: Pros and Cons of Solar Roof Tiles Read More »

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Solar power is a big phenomenon all over the world nowadays. People are rapidly starting to realize all of the benefits solar power energy brings to the table. Solar power is a strong renewable energy option. It can minimize your …

From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplan: How to Optimize Your Solar Power Energy Conversion Read More »

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