Well, there something about a rainbow that makes me feel like a kid and puts a big smile on my face. Now, I have seen a rainbow for 2 consecutive days and I took some snaps. These are from my iPhone so not very clear but do capture all the colors and its beauty. These [...]
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Why Global Warming May Be Fueling Australia’s Fires – TIME It’s important to acknowledge that no single weather event can be definitively caused by climate change — and it’s possible that the current inferno in Australia might have been as intense and deadly even without the warming of the past several decades. Police are beginning [...]
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Global Warming Threatens Antarctic Sea Life Posted using ShareThis
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Poo Power! Oslo Buses to Run on Biomethane Posted using ShareThis
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Saving Gas: Pneumatic Hybrid Engine Is Much Cheaper Than Electric Hybrids And Almost As Economical Posted using ShareThis
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I have read a series of “green” articles in last week or so. The first is my favorite, “Whisky Power! Distillery Unveils Scotch Green Power” and I’ll drink to that We pretty sure that the expression “drunk on power” was never meant to be taken this literally. Recently the Rothes consortium of whisky and scotch [...]
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Last week I wrote about the fuel cell buses in Oakland and was complaining about efficiency in alternate fuel generation. I read this article the next day and what a break through. Hopefully it can be replicated in a large scale In new table-top reactor, bacteria from wastewater produce abundant, clean hydrogen from cellulose, or [...]
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I read on Wired about AC transit deploying 3 fuel cell powered buses in Oakland. I live close enough to go check them out (Still trying to figure which route). The thing I really think is right about this project is that AC Transit is planning is use Solar Energy needed for Electrolysis. Sun + [...]
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