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Archive for August, 2011

5 Tips for Green Living

For many years we have lived in a “throw away” society. Fortunately, today, we are becoming more aware of our need to live responsibly. The “living green” philosophy addresses this in many practical ways. Here are 5 ways that we can “go green”.
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Qatar World Cup 2022: The Low Down on the Planned Eco-Friendly Air Conditioning Clouds

It was recently announced that Qatar has successfully won their bid to host the 2022 World Cup. Qatar is a Middle Eastern emirate located close to the border of Saudi Arabia and its climate is typical of desert regions with an average sweltering temperature of 46 degrees Celsius during the peak of summer. The 2022 World Cup is being launched in the month of March but even during this cooler month, the average temperature high is 27 degrees C – that would be declared as heat wave here in the UK! Read the rest of this entry »

The Real Impact of Deforestation

Most of us have heard about deforestation and while we understand what it is, few of us fully grasp the depth of its impact. Deforestation is to an extent, a fact of modern life. The world’s population continues to grow and every time a new life enters the world, the need for food and shelter increases. Read the rest of this entry »

How To Make Your Home Water efficient

Most of us may give very little thought to the water that gushes out of our faucets every time we turn them one. The cost of the water we use only becomes apparent when a bill comes through our letter box at the end of each month. Water is a valuable commodity that we should not take for granted and here are 5 changes you can make that will help you save water and cut your bill.

Water how to save water

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Innovative Green Energy Design Sees the Light of Day

A Massachusetts Institute of Technology team of mechanical engineering students and their professor announced recently successful testing of a new design in solar power generation that, once perfected and adopted, could potentially be commercially viable and costing as low as seven cents per kilowatt-hour, competitive with today’s pricing.

Solar power systems

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5 Breathtaking Gardens You Won’t Want to Miss

You don’t have to be a horticulturist to appreciate the beauty and splendor of these five breathtaking gardens. The work that went into these gardens is awe inspiring. This list comes in no particular order because each one has something special to offer its visitors. Read the rest of this entry »

The green effects of virtualization

There are a lot of marketing buzzwords going around these days when it comes to IT and computing.  In the midst of all the hype marketed towards corporate audiences, it’s rather easy to overlook some of the more important ramifications of the latest technology trends.  Let’s talk about a couple of them now. Read the rest of this entry »

5 HOW TO: Brand Yourself as a Green Expert

Ladder On GrassGreen business consulting is a multi-billion dollar industry, and it’s just one division of the field created by the earth-friendly movements of the last several years. It’s hardly a wonder. After all, the innovations created by the movement aren’t just capable of saving the world – they’re capable of saving businesses and families a few dollars, too. Due to the booming success of green solutions, being branded as a “green expert” is more than a little advantageous.

Here are five ways you can get yourself out there as just such an expert.
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