Tag Archives : fossil fuel

When you are out for camping, solar heaters and solar stoves are definitely the way to go, as prove to be some of most energy efficient and eco-friendly appliances you can carry on a trip. However, what about the times when all you have on you camping trip is rain or a dense forest cover that is too thick for sunlight to penetrate? These are the situations [...]

Tinkering with the design of nature and adding some clever accessories inside tiny little organisms might not be the brightest idea if you watched those countless Hollywood flicks where genetic engineering (eccentric mad-scientist styled stuff) goes horribly wrong. But then this is real life and with the very real and growing demand for cleaner and [...]

Al Gore speaks passionately of the triple crises of climate change, economic security, and national security and says that “it is increasingly clear that the link that unites them is our dangerous dependence on fossil fuels.” His prescription for solution: “Reload the U.S. economy, restore our leadership in the world, and retake control [...]

Barack Obama’s energy and environment cabinet has a noble goal to replace fossil fuels with renewable energy generation. His administration has realized that carbon is costly over the long haul. It is apparent that the incoming administration at the White House knows too well that environment, energy and economy are all tied up with one another. [...]