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  • Top 5 Driving Tips to Conserve Gas

    Cars are one of the greatest inventions for giving individuals freedom. Unfortunately because of air pollution from traditional internal combustion engines our love affair with the car needs some rethinking. Ideally, I would like to buy a car that could run on bio-diesel, this avoids the use of  fossil fuels entirely. Depending on where you ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Katy on May 25, 2007
  • Green Blockbuster Movie Season

    Many people think that 2007 may well be the tipping point for the environmental issues to become mainstream in North America. It hasn't taken long for Hollywood to reflect the concern about global warming by presenting movies with an environmental message.  The 11th Hour - premiering at Cannes, is slated to take over where Al Gore's ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Katy on May 22, 2007
  • Plastic Bags - The Hidden Oil in Our Economy

    A recent national survey determined that 72% of the American public doesn't know that the raw material for plastic bags comes from fossil fuels. In fact many of today's conventional plastic products are made from petroleum products including oil. Plastics are in every part of our lives, from bags and water bottles to fabrics and packaging.  ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Katy on May 18, 2007
  • 8 Years to Save the Planet from Global Warming

    The third UN IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) report was released Friday and came with some good news and bad for environmental groups. First the good --delegates resisted pressure to tone down the report, which says there is still time to avoid the worst effects of global warming if we take drastic action in reducing our dependace ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Crystal on May 7, 2007
  • The US tries to add “Truthiness” to the UN’s Climate Change Report

    The United States and China feel they have a right to add some “truthiness” to the latest report from the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). This is part of the series of reports published by the scientists and climate researchers from around the world. The latest report due out on Friday outlines how quick action can limit the ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Katy on May 3, 2007
  • Canada Bans Incandescents and Enviro Campaign has Some 'Flicking' Mad

    After Canada's most populated province announced it was banning incandescent light bulbs, the country followed suit, with power hungry lights being out of the question by 2012. This'll mean more great things for CFLs (compact fluorescent light bulbs), LEDs (light emitting diodes) and any other energy saving options. Not waiting until 2012 to make ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Crystal on April 30, 2007
  • It's Easy Being Green - Chicago Shows Us How

    The Green Festival opened its doors in Chicago this weekend, just in time for Earth Day. The windy city is showing a very strong shade of green and its not just from the new spring growth that is everywhere on this warm sunny weekend.  From recycled billboard bags to bamboo yoga pants, there is something for everyone at this years show.  ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Katy on April 21, 2007
  • Chicago is the Center of The Renewable Planet

    This Saturday we'll be journeying to the current center of the green universe -- Chicago, this year's host of the Green Festival. Among the things planners promise we'll be able to do there? Shop for eco-fashions, fair trade products and solar technology; take part in how-to workshops; sample organic food and local beer and wine; listen to live ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Crystal on April 20, 2007
  • New Oil Model Predicts Peak Between Now and 2018

    Global oil production is expected to peak sometime within the next 11 years and then begin to decline, spelling big problems for an oil dependant economy. The findings themselves aren't new, but are based on a controversial new way of modeling developed by physicist Fredrik Robelius, a petroleum engineer at the University of Uppsala in Sweden. ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Crystal on April 19, 2007
  • Big Brother for the Indoor Climate

    Much like fuel efficiency in cars there is an opportunity to make your home or business use fuel more efficiently as well. This can be accomplished the old fashioned way by turning the thermostat down and opening windows instead of using air conditioning.But for a more systematic approach companies like Comverge and Enernoc provide automated ...
    Posted to Daily Green (Weblog) by Katy on April 18, 2007
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