USPS Goes Green
August 9, 2010 by James
Filed under Environment, Transportation, alternative energy

In strict adherence to guidelines released by the Department of Energy, the United States Postal Service gets on a fast track to reach the goal for energy reduction. Green roofs, green buildings and an optimally efficient management system of energy consumption form part of the energy-reduction strategy. Power Guzzlers: Use of air conditioning is one Posted in: Environment , Industry , Transportation

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Synthetic Fuel from CO2 and Solar Energy?
June 21, 2010 by admin
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Really amazing are the innovative ways solar power is put into use. Now a team of scientists working in Sandia National Laboratories is focusing on exploring basic steps to make synthetic liquid fuel with the help of solar panels. The goal is that this will help considerably reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Conversion goals: The team Posted in: Biofuels , Environment , Solar Power

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Solar Panels – Are They a Threat to Biodiversity?
June 9, 2010 by James
Filed under Environment, alternative energy

Solar panels are gaining more recognition as key ingredients to produce eco-friendly and renewable source of energy. With growing need for more energy, there will be in future, a plethora of solar panels all over the world. Now this has become a source of eco-conservative concern, according to Mr. Bruce Robertson, Research Associate, Posted in: Environment , Industry , Solar Power

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Carbon-based Solar Cells
April 19, 2010 by James
Filed under Environment, alternative energy

Solar panels need silicon for absorption of light. Silicon doesn’t come cheap.This cost-factor is preventing people from using solar energy on a large scale. Scientists utilize another substance i.e. ruthenium for solar cells. Rutheniumcan is cheaper than silicon but ruthenium is a rare metal on Earth. It is as rare as platinum. Naturally it Posted in: Environment , PhotoVoltaics , Solar Power

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Abu Dhabi To Build First Full Eco-City
April 7, 2010 by admin
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When we talk about the Middle East Asia, we imagine harsh terrain, blazing sun and sand dunes. Abu Dhabi is a part of the United Arab Emirates. Its currently hostile area is being developed as the world’s first carbon neutral city in the coming 5 to 10 years. This city will be a green Posted in: Economy , Environment , Industry

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New Design Strategy for the Artificial Leaf
March 30, 2010 by admin
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Scientists are quite optimistic that hydrogen will emerge as the fuel of the future and the world would be driven by ‘hydrogen economy’. The only byproduct of hydrogen fuel is water vapor. By using hydrogen fuel we can reduce the harmful effects of greenhouse gases. Currently many research labs are engaged in duplicating the Posted in: Environment , Future Energy , Solar Power

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New Design Strategy for the Artificial Leaf
New Design Strategy for the Artificial Leaf
March 30, 2010 by admin
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Scientists are quite optimistic that hydrogen will emerge as the fuel of the future and the world would be driven by ‘hydrogen economy’. The only byproduct of hydrogen fuel is water vapor. By using hydrogen fuel we can reduce the harmful effects of greenhouse gases. Currently many research labs are engaged in duplicating the Posted in: Environment , Future Energy , Solar Power

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Scientists use Visible Light to Break Down Carbon Dioxide
March 15, 2010 by admin
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We all are familiar with the effects of carbon dioxide on our environment. Carbon dioxide is responsible for causing the greenhouse effect. If scientists can breakdown this gas into other form it would lead us to reduce the concentration of this gas into environment substantially. It would mean dealing with the root cause of Posted in: Environment , Inventions

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Computer Modeling the Effects of Alternative Fuels
November 26, 2009 by admin
Filed under Biofuels, Environment, alternative energy

Stephens-Romero is a UC Irvine doctoral candidate in the Advanced Power & Energy Program. His 2060 analysis was published online recently in Environmental Science & Technology. Stephens-Romero is painting the picture of future for our benefit, “For the first time, we can look at these future fuel scenarios and say how they’re going Posted in: Biofuels , Environment , Industry

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Green Heating and Cooling Technology from Carbon
November 25, 2009 by admin
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Carbon is a substance environmentalists love to hate. It is the major ingredient of environmental damage. Scientists and environmentalists are working hard to decrease the amount of carbon emission in the environment. But researchers at the University of Warwick have invented a complete different use of carbon. They are using carbon for Posted in: Environment , Future Energy , Inventions

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