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Solar Solutions 3° (3 replies)

Hey everyone, my family and I are trying to raise support for an environmental campaign we have. In short it is to reduce pollution and carbon emissions that are ruining our environment and the air everyone is breathing. I'm sure most of you already know a bit about it... But ...

Started by David S. last month, about Air Quality, Clean Technologies, Emissions, Energy Saving, Green energy, Pollution, Solar

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Free Power Production. 1° (1 reply)

Think the GREATEST motivator for GENERATING OR SAVING ENERGY is 'SAVING MONEY' Michael -http://freepoweratgeneratorbuild.com/Articles/the-natural-benefits-of-free-power-generation/

Started by Michael S. last month, about Biofuels & Alternative Energy

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Eco Planning for your Future. 7° (7 replies)

Adopting clean, renewable Energy, and an Environmentally 'RISK FREE' Electricity Generating Plan - using GREEN TECHNOLOGIES would make the Earth & your wallet - all the better OFF! Michael - http://freepoweratgeneratorbuild.com/Articles/

Started by Michael S. in October 2011, about Green energy

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PACE Initiatives in Florida 0° (no replies)

Through the products BPA manufactures and the PACE legislation passed here in Florida, we have the unique opportunity to step in an offer Floridians with Wind Resistance and Energy Efficiency retrofit options that will save money and better protect their homes from the destructive forces of Hurricane Winds and the ...

Started by Robert Stobaugh in October 2011, about Education, Energy Saving, Environmental Disasters, Finance & Money, Green energy, Politics & Government, Weather

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Free Renewable Energy 0° (no replies)

Utilizing magnets as a source of power is considerably less costly than other renewable source options, such as the sun and wind. This power source isn’t specifically a brand new concept, nevertheless the approaches for creating the magnetic motor, 'no cost energy' at reasonably priced value has only emerged lately. ...

Started by Michael S. in September 2011, about Clean Technologies, Green energy

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How do you motivate lazy environmentalist to save energy? 11° (11 replies)

That was the question I asked myself a year ago. After doing some research I found out that all the campaigns, groups, and web sites that deal with climate change, intentionally or unintentionally, target only staunch environmentalists and activists. Two reasons for this are that the tasks they recommend people ...

Started by James Y. in April 2011, about Energy Saving

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Is there such a thing as green power? 15° (10 replies)

In reality there is no such thing as 'green' electricity if you get your electricity out of the national grid. I work with a very cool company called Powershop.co.nz, New Zealand's (and the world's for that matter) first online electricity shop. Their ambition is to be New Zealand's smartest power ...

Started by Anna C. in November 2009, about Emissions, Energy Saving, Green energy

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Easy ways to save money on heating/cooling? 2° (2 replies)

I want to know any and all ideas for reducing our heating/cooling bills! To start off the discussion, I will tell you one way I have done this: I recently Stumbled Upon a product called "The Activent." You electronically set the vent to the specified temperature that you want so ...

Started by Zach F. in July 2011, about Green energy

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Free Renewable Energy 2° (2 replies)

Thinking Clean & Green, - but don’t forget the Keen element! Considering DIY Actions on route to becoming Energy efficient, or even better Energy Self Sufficient. Logically – provided you can harness your ‘Keen factor’ DIY has to be the most COST EFFECTIVE action available. Of course at the same ...

Started by Michael S. in May 2011, about Green energy

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Can We Solve Our Energy Problems with Existing Technologies Today Without the Need for Breakthrough Innovations? 20° (15 replies)

This is the topic of an Oxford-style debate on solving the world’s energy crisis at the Economist -http://www.economist.com/debate/index.cfm?action=hall&debate_id=11&sa_campaign=debateseries/debate11/spr/blog/tb13 The argument for solving our energy needs with today's technology is made by Joseph J. Romm, Senior Fellow at the Centre for American Progress and the argument for the need for technology ...

Started by Leslie B. in August 2008, about Clean Technologies, Climate Change, Coal & Oil, Economics, Energy Saving, Industry & Business, Politics & Government

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