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[10 Jul 2008 | No Comment | 1,471 views]
Types Of Solar Power Systems For Private Or Commercial Use

Using Solar energy you can create electricity to power RVs, residential homes and commercial properties. There are a variety of solar power systems available. Quite often the choice of which to go for is obvious but in other situations you may have to weigh up the pros and cons. This article will detail some of the options and explain the considerations.
If we consider an RV, for example, the ideal solar power system would be a portable system. These systems are economical, as they have a smaller number of solar panels and batteries than a larger stand-alone system. They may be moved around so that they can make the most of the sunny conditions depending on your location.
The basic set up of a stand alone system for generating electricity is one …

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[4 Jul 2008 | No Comment | 1,226 views]
Reusable Bags Are Green Friendly

An excellent way to be green friendly is to buy reusable bags that you can take and use when you go shopping or do other things that require the use of such bags. Besides saving money, you will also be making a positive contribution toward saving your environment. Believe it or not, in so doing, every contribution toward that goal, no matter how small it might seem, does help to preserve what is left of our once beautiful World.
Years ago, people did bring their own bags to the food store. Those bags are called shopping bags and they are made from cloth. Today, if everyone used such bags, just think of all of the tens of thousands of tons of plastic waste that wouldn’t go into our garbage land fills.
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[24 Jun 2008 | No Comment | 502 views]
Are We Aware Of The Impact Of Ewaste On Our Health And Environment?

As swanky electronic gazettes have become the new lifestyle status symbols of the modern society, more and more people have started taking to adapting and flaunting latest technology equipments. The usage of mobiles, laptops, mp3 players, computer, LCD TVs and home equipments with advanced technologies have become common. With new upgrades in technology everyday, old equipments are fast phasing out because of obsolence. This obsolete, non-working, non-repairable but durable equipments obviously find there way into the garbage.
According to N.M. Taphani, Regional Officer, Pollution Control Board, this Electronic Waste is highly dangerous for environment and hence should not be disposed with the regular garbage. Electrical and electronic equipment are made up of a multitude of components, some containing toxic substances which can have an adverse impact on human health and the …

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[24 Jun 2008 | No Comment | 1,280 views]
Small Steps to a Greener Life

In this fast paced modern life, living green is about finding balance between the demands of daily life and consciousness about the health of the planet.
It is easy to get overwhelmed by the thought of having to do more, learn more, or add one more thing to the growing list. But, eco-friendly living does not have to be a chore. When we tap into our belief system and discover what is truly important to us, green living becomes a way of life.
Step One: Awareness
Becoming conscious of our daily decisions is the first step towards living a greener life. Just like beginning a meditation practice starts with becoming aware of your thoughts, living greener starts by becoming aware of our actions and how our actions affect the greater community. It may …

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[20 Jun 2008 | No Comment | 643 views]
Criticisms of Recycling

Humanity has advanced so much in terms of technology, society, and culture. It is necessary; we need to advance as we live in a world that has become more complex by the day. Unfortunately, we are abusing nature for this advancement. Our factories have emitted greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. The need for timber and dwelling places resulted in the denudation of our forests. Our marine travel polluted seas. Our landfills contaminated groundwater. That is why we now have stronger hurricanes, more massive landslides, warmer climates, and escalated extinction; these are the consequences of damaging our world and the fragile ecosystems.
Astronomer Carl Sagan said in as commencement exercise in 1996 regarding a photograph titled The Pale Blue Dot (referring to the earth as seen by Voyager 1 6.4 billion miles …