This is the largest and biggest solar event that happens in North America. It is the Solar Power 2008 and it is also known as the Solar Power Conference and Expo, a large gathering of those who are in the solar power industry.
If you are interested in joining this event, you can start registering now. […]
In Los Angeles, California, people there celebrated Earth Day last Tuesday. And with Los Angeles being known for having quite a fun-loving culture had done their celebrations with quite a number of various events. The list of happenings includes musical performances that were free to watch for anyone interested, as well as a festival which […]
The world celebrated Earth Day yesterday and as part of recognizing that event, a number of students from elementary school Immaculate Conception in Canada went out to the Black Oak Heritage Park to clean up. They did not only help pick up the pieces of trash that could be found at the place but they […]
Earth Day 2008 (every April 22) - I watched National Geographic Channel and I’ve been alarmed by some of the things happening like the melting of the ice in the polar ice caps. I wished a lot of people are watching NGC just to be aware of what’s happening. […]
What is e-cycling?
Well, according to a news report, e-Cycling is recycling. However, instead of the usual stuff that is recycled, e-Cycling is focused on the recycling of electronic devices and gadgets.
In Norfolk, people there are readying all their electronic stuff that they do not want anymore. They would be sending these to the e-Cycling event […]
This coming April 19th, students of the Pasadena Unified School District would be able to learn more about solar power and solar energy through a workshop. The event would be held at the La Pintoresca Branch Library and it would be for two hours. The workshop would be for upper elementary students and middle school […]
Remember Louis Palmer? The Swiss guy who drives around the world in a car that gets its power from the sun?
Well, he has been through quite a number of countries already and just a couple of days ago, he has made his way to Malaysia. And yes, when he is in his car, he travels […]
So how was your Earth Hour experience? Did many people in your neighborhood joined? If you’re wondering how it went in other countries, here are some of the Earth Hour links I found
1. Cities switch of lights for Earth Hour
2. Aussies turned on by Earth Hour switch off poll
3. Canadian Press
4. Bloomberg
5. Xinhuanet
I wish there […]
With the help of a $5000 grant given to two teachers by PG&E, students would be able to learn more about solar energy and how to conserve energy. These two teachers (who teach science, by the way) are Mike and Lynn Skutches and they have cooked up a campaign which would be put into action […]
A lot of gadgets may have collected in your home like those old shoes that you just hate to throw away. Through the years, we keep on getting the newest and the best gadgets and then we just put the old gadget in some shelf and forget about it.
You could actually recycle these gadgets and […]
Helping You Freeload Off of Mother Nature
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