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 […]
$100,000 grant. With that amount, a group of students from the Rice University are building themselves a house that is going to get its power from the sun. The grant was given by the United States Department of Energy and the students are going to build themselves a solar house by 2009.
The grant given was […]
We know Kodak as one of the famous camera and photo companies. And a recent piece of news I read reported that the company was going to go green by working with Wal-Mart. They would be rounding up printer ribbons, cartridges, and spools - all made of PETE plastic. These would be taken from Kodak’s […]
It has not been officially declared but we do know that pink is the new red. But who really would declare pink as the new red? It’s going to be the same thing as green being the new white.
See, more and more people are turning green so much so that they now want to tie […]
I just got an email from greenexchange.com regarding a world wide event called “Earth Hour”.
Green Exchange is proud to be a sponsor of Earth Hour, a global initiative designed to raise awareness about climate change and to demonstrate that by working together, we can make a difference.
On February 15th, Mayor Daley announced that Chicago […]
I was browsing the net for some really cool gift ideas and I came across these. And so I decided to share them with you. See, you might get some great green gift ideas here and help you out if you’re stumped.
For the person who has everything:
restored 700 Series phone
Book of Lights
spa gift certificates
terra grass […]
Helping You Freeload Off of Mother Nature
Written by Noel Bautista [email] for b5media.
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