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Green Colored Glasses- Green Kids Clothes: Electropura ReviewElectropura is run by fashion designer Lynn van Gastel who creates fashions for kids in sizes o-5 from existing materials. In today’s world where nearly everything seems to be disposable, these fashions rescue fabrics that still have tons of wear in […]
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Category Archives: solar power
Voltaic Celebrates Bike to Work Day with Portable Solar-Charging Trailer You Can Rent!
Today is National Bike to Work Day, and all across America, people are ditching their cars and trucks for a cleaner, healthier journey via bicycle. Our friends at Voltaic Systems joined in the fun to support NYC’s Bike to Work Day, and … Continue reading
Visiondivision’s Stunning Concept for Miami’s Bayfront Park Looks a Lot Like the Rising Sun!
Read the rest of Visiondivision’s Stunning Concept for Miami’s Bayfront Park Looks a Lot Like the Rising Sun! Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: bayfront park, caribbean, Casino, everglades, florida, half sphere, hotel, landmark, Miami, monofrequency light, … Continue reading
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WE CARE Solar Suitcase Saves Mothers’ and Babies’ Lives by Providing a Vital Light Source During Childbirth
In the developing world, mortality rates for expectant mothers total over 300,000 deaths each year. The WE CARE Solar Suitcase is a brilliant new device that aims to reduce this figure by providing hospitals in off-grid areas with access to … Continue reading
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Tagged birth, clean tech, Design for Health, developing nations, dr. laura stachel, green design, hal aronson, health technology, Inhabitots, light, photovoltaic light, renewable energy, Solar Power, solar suitcase, solar-powered light, sustainable design, wecare solar
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Contemporary Energy’s Solar Kettle Boils and Purifies Water Off the Grid
Contemporary Energy’s Solar Kettle uses the sun’s rays to boil water on the go. The lightweight thermos-like device is perfect for camping or picnics, allowing users to make hot beverages or sterilize water without electricity. Using fold out reflectors, it … Continue reading
Australia’s Largest Solar Cell Printer Can Spit Out a Photovoltaic Panel Every Two Seconds
An incredible new printer at the University of Melbourne has allowed researchers to print solar cells up to the size of an A3 sheet of paper. Developed in collaboration between the Victorian Organic Solar Cell Consortium (VICOSC), CSIRO, and the … Continue reading
Mod Cott is a Low-Energy Guest House on Lake Buchanan in Texas
Read the rest of Mod Cott is a Low-Energy Guest House on Lake Buchanan in Texas Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: “sustainable architecture”, eco design, eco house, green architecture, Green Building, green design, green house, guest … Continue reading
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Tagged "sustainable architecture", Architecture, carousel showcase, eco design, eco house, green architecture, Green Building, green design, green house, guest house, lake buchanan, low energy house, mell lawrence architects, mod cott, rainwater collection, solar house, Sustainable Building, sustainable design, texas, vacation house
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Mod Cott is a Low-Energy Guest House on Lake Buchanan in Texas
Read the rest of Mod Cott is a Low-Energy Guest House on Lake Buchanan in Texas Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: “sustainable architecture”, eco design, eco house, green architecture, Green Building, green design, green house, guest … Continue reading
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Liquid Solar Cells Could One Day be as Cheap as Paint
Researchers at SUNY Buffalo are working on a new generation of liquid solar cells that may one day be as cheap as paint. Although they would be significantly less efficient than conventional solar cells made with either amorphous silicon or … Continue reading
SunWater Gives Farmers an Affordable Way to Pump Water Using Solar Power
Many people around the world rely on cash crops to create extra income for their families. During the dry season, shallow wells and drought are challenges that reduce crop yield – and extra income. In order to produce a bountiful … Continue reading
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Tagged global development, green energy ideas, green power, green technology, Indiegogo projects, International Development Enterprises, irrigation for poor areas, irrigation for poor farmers, social responsibility, solar power applications, solar power technology, solar water pump, SunWater, third world irrigation, water pump for irrigation
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Alternative Energy on the Rise: Solar Power Workers Now Outnumber Coal Miners
A discussion on alternative energy can often lead to eye rolls from conservatives who seem to think that wind turbines and solar panels are powered by naked people eating granola. But regardless of whether or not you might think of … Continue reading
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Tagged coal industry, coal miners, News & Culture
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