Solar engineers have long sought to develop an energy-generating facade that is as capable of producing power as it is easy on the eyes. The feat may just have been accomplished by The Center for Architecture Science and Ecology (CASE), who have developed a concentrating solar system that is not only modern and attractive but extremely efficient and cost effective. The system
geaHot will soon be shot down due to a large reorganization of the entire geaNostra network.If you wish you can still get involved and gain exposure by writing on one of our general or niche blogs. Contact us for more info.Popular » EnvironmentGorgeous Glass Pyramid Solar Cells Energize Any Building FacadePosted by E.J. 39 days ago (http://www.inhabitat.com)Creative Container GardeningPosted by emoinveja 81 days ago (http://www.gardeningguidetips.com)
Gardening is the practice of growing plants for their attractive flowers or foliage, and vegetables or fruits for consumption. Gardening is a human activity.
When we hear about carbon dioxide, it’s like hearing of a serial killer. LBNL (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), and a CA-based company Symyx Technologies, instead, aided by several U.S. universities, have changed the image of this greenhouse gas a bit by putting it into a green job: geothermal energy harvesting.
The above-mentioned research groups have been funded $1 Nissan CEO believes the future is electricPosted by amabaie 108 days ago (http://www.automonster.ca)
President Barack Obama has set an ambitious goal of putting at least 1 million battery-powered cars on the road by the middle of the coming decade. Many in the auto industry have charitably called that target ambitious. Others are less polite. But while it may be a difficult goal, Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn is among those who believe the public may get charged up by the switch to electric power.
By 2050, the world’s population will have increased by 3 billion people, requiring an additional chunk of arable land the size of Brazil in order to grow enough food. Add to that the potential loss of coastal property from rising sea levels, crop loss from drastic weather related incidents, and the need to reforest large swaths of land to sequester CO2. What we’re left with is
Top ten sea monsters - TelegraphPosted by E.J. 128 days ago (http://www.telegraph.co.uk)
With the news of a giant jellyfish that sunk a trawler in Japan sending shivers round the seafaring community, what other terrors of the deep have made waves?
Giant Squid Little is known about the mysterious giant squid, which live deep in the inky depths in the Pacific Ocean. Their mystique is heightened by seamen's legends of huge tentacles reaching up from the ocean b BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Koalas 'could face extinction'Posted by E.J. 123 days ago (http://news.bbc.co.uk)
Australia's koalas could be wiped out within 30 years unless urgent action is taken to halt a decline in population, according to researchers.
They say development, climate change and bushfires have all combined to send the numbers of wild koalas plummeting. The Australian Koala Foundation said a recent survey showed the population could have dropped by more than half in Inhabitat » Biooctanic: Giant Cactus-Shaped Biofuel TowersPosted by E.J. 142 days ago (http://www.inhabitat.com)
While originally envisioned for cities in Croatia, this concept could be applied in any urban setting. The benefits of biofuel generation at the site of sale and distribution include reduced transportation costs, reduced emissions, greater efficiency and, much like vertical farming, urban biofuel generation that does not take up arable land that could otherwise be used for far
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A team of UK scientists have developed a shoal of robotic fish, which will soon be released into the sea to detect water pollution.
The robots (video), shaped like Carp, will be set free off the coast of Gijon in northern Spain. If the trial proves successful, the fish could be used in rivers, lakes and seas across the world. The creatures, which mimic the undulating mov Save Oregon Wolf Pair From Airborne SharpshooterPosted by E.J. 189 days ago (http://salsa.democracyinaction.org)
Only a handful of wolves live in Oregon, where they are beginning to recolonize the state after a 60-year absence due to human persecution. With just two confirmed litters of pups born over the past two years, every wolf in the state is important.
Right now, a federal sharpshooter in a plane is tracking a pair of wolves near eastern Oregon's Eagle Cap Wilderness. Homing in Sort News
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