Entrepreneurs carbon emission reduction idea

For most of us, the concept of absorption is likely limited to evaluating the capabilities of a paper towel in the face of spilt milk. But American researcher Kent Knaebel believes it just might be a key component to solving global warming without pulling everyone out of their cars and putting an end to construction. KelownaCapitalNews.com

 

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Black Eyed Peas Get The Eco-Party Started

Multi-platinum hip hop/pop artists, The Black Eyed Peas, are taking their star power and pop culture appeal in a direction that could quite possibly help to shape a greener world; by letting their fans know about the benefits of curbing greenhouse gases, supporting the development of sustainable products and taking more of an active daily interest in making greener lifestyle choices. GreenDaily.com

 

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Bacteria Could Harvest Energy

Scientists and researchers have known for some time that bacteria has the potential to generate energy in salt water, but were never really able to figure out quite how it works. Now research out of the Aarhaus University in Denmark is making important strides towards understanding that mechanism and may soon be able to create a natural biobattery from bacteria thriving in salt water. Inhabitat.com

 

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Walmart to Cut Greenhouse Gases

Wal-Mart announced today their goal to eliminate 20 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions from its global supply chain. According to the mega-retailer, these changes will be equivalent to removing 3.8 million cars off the road for one year. Inhabitat.com

 

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Solar Car That Splits into Two Vehicles!

Although it’s not particularly known for its autos, Hungary is taking a stab at the electric vehicle market with a futuristic new solar-electric car. Founded by auto enthusiasts and backed by local investors, the Hungarian company Antro, is working on a prototype for a modular car that is capable of splitting into two separate vehicles. Inhabitat.com

 

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Big Winners for Sustainable Design

Thursday was big day for the little guy. The Greener Gadgets Design Competition, hosted by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), highlighted the most innovative sustainable designs that may be an indication of how technology will advance as early as next year. Earth911.com

 

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Honda to Unveil the Electric 3R-C

Next week ushers in the Geneva auto show, and based on last year's momentum and the previews thus far, it's going to be bubbling with alternative vehicles. Honda has released a teaser of its 3R-C, an all-electric single-seater urban mobility concept. TreeHugger.com

 

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World's Largest Solar Boat

On Thursday, the covers were taken off PlanetSolar, a multi-hulled vessel, powered entirely by up to 500 square metres of photovoltaic solar panels. It is considered to be the world's largest solar boat. TreeHugger.com

 

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