Posts Tagged ‘energy information administration’
Driving vs. Flying: Carbon Emissions and Spring Break Travel
Its almost Spring Break for my kids here in Oregon. We’re planning a trip to Southern California (and for those that think I’m nuts to write about this, my house will be occupied, so its not saying “ROB ME” while we’re gone).
With 4 kids and 2 adults, we think it makes more economic sense to [...]
Significant Drop in U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions
Great news on the global climate change front: this week a significant drop in U.S. carbon dioxide emissions was announced by the United States Energy Information Administration (aka EIA). Such a large decline in greenhouse gas emissions (preliminary data shows a 2.8% drop in a single year) has not been seen since 1982.
Since we’re all [...]
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Greenasium: Power Your Own Exercise Equipment!
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Enjoy Our National Parks
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Keep Our Beaches Clean and Green
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Solar Rebates Offered by the City of Edmonton, Alberta
September 3, 2010 05:09 -
Pacific Northwest Old Growth Forests
September 1, 2010 23:09
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- Solar Electricity Handbook: 2010 Edition, A Simple Practical Guide to Solar Energy – Designing and Installing Photovoltac Solar Electric Systems [Paperback]The Solar Electricity Handbook is a practical and straightforward guide to using electric solar panels. Assuming no previous knowledge of solar panels, the book explains how solar panels work, how they can be used and explains the steps you need to take to successfully design and install a solar electric system from scratch using photovoltaic [...] […]
- Solar Market SurgingA PR Newswire post this week reports that the solar market is surging. Around the world, people are becoming more concerned about CO2 emissions and the need to increase reliance on renewable energy resources. In addition, government tax incentives and feed-in tariffs are fueling the demand for solar photovoltaic (PV) products and materials. As reported [. […]
