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Wednesday, June 30th, 2010It is no secret that many cities in Europe are bike-friendly, with dedicated bike lanes, paths solely for use by bicyclists, and generally a higher acceptance of bicycle in general traffic. Still, if you are a person of the more lazy kind, the idea to work out just to get to work or do your […]
Green Homes Sell!
Monday, June 7th, 2010Many builders attending the National Green Building Conference stated that they have been able to sell sustainably built homes considerably faster than the traditionally built new homes that have been languishing in today’s tough market. Especially energy efficiency remains the feature most important to consumers interested in green buildings. Good news is also that the price […]
Wind To The Rescue
Thursday, April 29th, 2010Nantucket / Massachusetts gets the first US off shore wind-energy farm, and many don’t like it. Germany switches on the “Alpha Ventus” wind park located in the North Sea, they celebrate it. And off the coast of Louisiana an oil spill threatens nature and the livelihood of fishermen and oyster farmers. What is going on […]
Setting Goals Not Methods
Wednesday, April 14th, 2010In a press release today Google is said to lead the charge against tougher energy efficiency standards for data centers. Google? Is this not the company touting green initiatives and trying to not be evil? It is worth to dig a little deeper into this issue. Data centers house tons of heat producing computer equipment, and […]
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Wednesday, April 7th, 20102009 Microsoft and Intel commissioned a study looking at environmental benefits of digital media compared to old school CD (or vinyl albums, do you still remember?). Researcher at Stanford came to the conclusion that there are energy– and CO2 savings between 40% and 80% when music is distributed digitally as compared to sending CDs. Another study […]
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