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  • European Union to Announce Carbon Capture Scheme

    Another group is planning carbon capture projects, but this time it's not lead by celebrity-entrepreneur Richard Branson, who's offering $25 million for a workable technology through his Virgin Earth challenge.European Union leaders are expected to approve carbon capture and storage projects at a summit next week. So it looks like the race for ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Crystal on March 6, 2007
  • Carbon Offsets and Green Power - Are Gore’s Ways Good Enough?

    It seems the green community is somewhat split on whether to support Al Gore or denounce him in the face of a report saying his Nashville home consumes more energy in a month than most do in an entire year. In fact, it says his yearly power consumption is 20 times the national average. As far as I’m concerned there are more than just two sides to ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Crystal on February 28, 2007
  • Go Green like Oscars’ Celebrity Presenters

    After we posted about Oscar going green, more news came in about the efforts of the Academy to reduce waste and help the environment. Not only were there no extravagant gift bags for presenters at this year’s awards, a vote lead to some really eco-friendly alternatives being offered up. A gift for presenters and the earthCarbon offset company ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Crystal on February 27, 2007
  • Is it Lights Out for the Incandescent Bulb?

    Australia who has been criticized in the past for not signing onto the Kyoto Protocol is now leading the way as the first country to implement legislation phasing out traditional incandescent light bulbs by 2012. According to recent reports  the Australian government’s decision to phase out the light bulbs is aimed at reducing electricity ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Katy on February 21, 2007
  • Greenest vehicles of 2007

    The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) has released a list of the 12 Greenest Vehicles of 2007. And pushing the Prius aside is none other than a car powered by…natural gas? The Honda Civic GX runs on a compressed form of the fuel and while its mgp range doesn’t beat many on the list, it is one of the least polluting cars on ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Crystal on February 21, 2007
  • U.S. nears global warming tipping point - Have you reached yours?

    A tipping point on global warming is said to be close at hand in the U.S. Politicians, leading businesses (including GE, of ecomagination fame) and economists have been joining up with environmental organizations to push for laws limiting greenhouse gases. So far the Bush administration has brushed off calls, while maintaining a commitment to deal ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Crystal on February 20, 2007
  • New Solar Roadmap Tackles Climate Change

    The American Solar Energy Society has recently released a 200 page report explaining how concentrating solar power (CSP), photovoltaics (PV), wind power, biomass, biofuels, and geothermal power, along with increased energy efficiency, can significantly reduce carbon emissions by some 1.2 billion tons a year by 2030.''Takling Climate Change in the ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Katy on February 20, 2007
  • Green Chinese Style - Lost in Translation

      If you paint a mountain green is it considered green-washing, feng shui for the countryside or just another western concept lost in translation? Villagers in western China have found their neighborhood has been beautified by government workers who have been literally painting the side of a mountain with green paint. Workers have ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Katy on February 15, 2007
  • Imagining Tomorrow - Alternative Energy Contest for Students

    If children are our future, then here is an opportunity for them to imagine and shape their own future; at least as relates to renewable energy. Imagining Tomorrow is a contest for students to submit their written and video ideas for the future of alterative energy. The contest is open to all US high school students. Young people are aware of the ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Katy on February 13, 2007