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Natural Urine Stain and Odor Remedies

Posted on Tue Nov 3 2009
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Urine can be a challenge to deal with, especially if your soft fabrics are saturated in it. However, if you have children or pets, there’s no doubt that you’re going to go head to head with this cleaning nightmare. Fortunately, instead of treating the problem with stain removers and odor absorbers that contain harsh chemicals, you can learn how to take care of the urine in a more natural way.

Eliminate Odor in No Time

When you’re perusing the store aisles for an odor eliminator that works on urine, you need to find one with enzymes. These ...

World Solar Challenge Results Are In

Posted on Mon Nov 2 2009
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Last weekend, the World Solar Challenge kicked off in Darwin, Australia. The race consisted of 38 entries of solar-powered vehicles. All in all, the participants would race 1,900 miles between Darwin, Australia and Adelaide, Australia. The race began on October 24th of this year.

While the race has been held every two years since 1987, this was the first year non-solar powered vehicles participated in their own race. The Eco Challenge featured commercially available vehicles ...


Foreign Investment In New U.S. Wind Farm

Posted on Fri Oct 30 2009
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The alternative energy sector was one of many sectors hit hard by the recent recession. Recently, the United States’ Energy Secretary, Steven Chu, suggested that the U.S. was lagging behind other countries’ investments into alternative energy, namely China. One of the sectors the government has been investing in steadily is wind energy, however.

Many analysts have stated that the wind energy sector has faired better than predicted and better than other alternative sectors. This is ...


Secure Your Solar Panel Investment

Posted on Thu Oct 29 2009
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Incorporating solar panels onto your home can save you a significant amount of money and energy. However, thieves have recently been targeted companies and even homes that have installed solar panels. Solar panels are not cheap, so you need to protect your investment.

First, it’s worthwhile to contact your homeowner’s insurance and figure out if solar panels are covered under your policy. Even though this doesn’t prevent theft, at least you know that the panels are insured.

In comparison to the solar panels, many of the security tips below are inexpensive ...

Australia's World Solar Challenge Begins

Posted on Sun Oct 25 2009
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Since 1987, the World Solar Challenge has been held in Australia every two years. The race is between solar-powered vehicles from around the world. The newest edition of this race began this Saturday. In addition to the usual race, there will be a race between vehicles considered eco-friendly that are available for retail sale.

The race will begin in Darwin, Australia and end in Adelaide, Australia. In total it is expected to last about a week. The terrain will vary from desert ...


Corporations Using Green

Posted on Fri Oct 16 2009
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More and more corporations are going green these days in an ever-increasing initiative to set an example across the global workplace. Now companies are not just competing with other corporation’s products, but with their environmental policies as well. Wal-Mart is one of the large corporations that has been implementing a vast environmental plan.

All Wal-Mart stores contain sustainable products and use renewable energy. Some in-store examples include the marketing of energy efficient light bulbs and the installation of skylights to cut down on lighting during the day. When you visit this ...

Transmitting Alternative Energy In U.S. May Become Easier

Posted on Fri Oct 16 2009
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The United States’ has the potential to produce enormous amounts of alternative energy in the form of wind and solar energy. However, one major issue with the production of such energy is the location of the best sources. The American southwest is considered a hot spot particularly for solar energy, but the concern remains: how to transmit the energy to major cities.

In a recent news conference, the governor of New Mexico, Bill Richardson, announced a plan to build an energy routing ...


Companies Growing More Interested In Green Garden Walls

Posted on Thu Oct 15 2009
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Gardens growing along and onto building walls have long been common since ancient times. Green rooftops are another variation on this theme becoming popular today, one of many methods to combat global warming. Another way to green buildings, although less common, is to build gardens directly on the walls of buildings creating so-called green walls.

Green Living Technologies LLC, based in Rochester, NY, is behind the growing popularity of green walls. The company thus far has created walls on the sides of buildings in New York City, Chicago, ...


International Energy Agency Report Shows Optimism

Posted on Sun Oct 11 2009
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The International Energy Agency recently released their report on global greenhouse gas emissions. There was cautious optimism in the report, linked to reduced emissions and China’s progress in the alternative energy sector. The agency has made it clear, however, that serious changes need to occur globally for limiting rising temperatures.

Due to the slumping economy, carbon dioxide reduced for the first time in 45 years of record keeping of the gas. Carbon dioxide will most likely ...


EU Announces Increased Investments Into Alternative Energies

Posted on Sat Oct 10 2009
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The European Union recently released a new plan for alternative energy investments. The 27 nations making up the European Union are hoping to have the majority of their needed emission reduction plans in place by December. Plans to meet their emission reductions will most likely make any transition easier for the countries once agreements are made in Copenhagen.

Currently, investments into alternative energy projects amount to approximately 3 billion euros each year presently. The ...


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