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Comment on (Green) Patent PR by Dr. Elena Shembel

Dr. Elena Shembel — Wed, 22 May 2013 15:20:54 +0000

Thank you. Very useful opinion and information

Comment on (Green) Patent PR by andy appan

andy appan — Wed, 22 May 2013 12:42:37 +0000

Andy Technology. All Transport to run at
Double Speed , 1/3 Fuel for the same Ton-HP.
Hence 6 x kmpl, 16.67 % Co2e g/km; g/t-km.
Automotive 60 kmpl 2T Car;30 kmpl Truck 15T roi=400%
Rail 600,1200 kmph; Shipping 330,660 knots RoI=1000%
M Andy Appan, M.E, : niraima1 at gmail.com

Comment on America’s Real Problem with Solar Energy by Recommended Site

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Comment on ‘Artificial Forest’ Nanosystem Mimics Photosynthesis, Researchers Say by Richard Viers

Richard Viers — Tue, 21 May 2013 17:35:19 +0000

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As soon as I receive notification I will grab the link and post it up on all my pages. Thanks in advance, a Fan. Richard Viers Advocating Clean Renewable Energy.

Comment on Is Europe Wasting a Fortune with the Poor Siting of Clean Energy Projects? by Sabrina Hill

Sabrina Hill — Tue, 21 May 2013 15:54:27 +0000

THIS is where Environmentally Conscious people are playing RIGHT INTO THE HANDS of the filthy rich Coal Burning power industry. By saying that ONLY THE PERFECT SITE will do, they waste DECADES, and then the possibility of putting in ANY meaningful Renewable energy system becomes evermore difficult. The Power Company’s and their filthy rich Stockholders laugh all the way to the Bank.

Comment on 8 Ways to Turn your Home into a Green Zone by Rinkesh

Rinkesh — Tue, 21 May 2013 11:24:29 +0000

I’d like to add couple of more tips. Switch off lights and fans when not in use. Switch off your refrigerator if you are planning to out on a vacation and have no plans to come home in less than a week. Understand the concept of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Don’t throw away old bulbs. In fact reuse them to decorate your room.

Comment on Sustainable Fuel Made Out of Air and Water by HTTP://Johnkhgd.wallinside.com/

HTTP://Johnkhgd.wallinside.com/ — Tue, 21 May 2013 09:28:14 +0000

So, house owners have to contact a building organization, which houses very best architects and general contractors.
Ideally, the catering company should deliver on all its obligations at the agreed budget without failure.
The CSO of Arcelor Mittal, the world’s largest steel company.

Comment on 8 Ways to Turn your Home into a Green Zone by Sabrina Hill

Sabrina Hill — Sat, 18 May 2013 14:59:52 +0000

Number Four was so RIDICULOUS, it was almost LAUGHABLE. It was, and I Paste:

4. Trade in your old hardwood floors for bamboo. This may be a more costly investment, but the flooring will last longer and creates a sharp look to fit your new intelligent way of living.
OOOH, I SEE, so going green is a FASHION STATEMENT that you can use to feed your ego.
I have a BETTER IDEA. Instead of MURDERING Bamboo to make a fashion statement, WHY NOT go to your local lumber recycling place, and allow the SACRIFICE of a bunch of trees go TWICE AS FAR as if their very BODIES are burned, or left to ROT in a landfill. SIXTY PERCENT of our house was built from recycled lumber that Ateyo and I got when the two of us carefully dismantled a 70 foot long mobile home, and purchases from a Building Supplies recycler. In addition, when we are finished with the house, ALL of it’s copper electrical Wiring will have come out of that mobile home. (You DO know how energy intensive, read POLLUTION CAUSING, the making of Copper wiring is, from the ground to the finished product, don’t you)?
We are building this house OURSELVES, negating the need for construction crews to come out from ElPaso a 150 mile, gasoline burning, pollution causing round trip for the construction crews. Not only THAT, we are building our hanger home for about ONE TENTH the cost of a conventionally built home.

Comment on US Can Support “Significant” Number of New Electric Vehicles by Sabrina Hill

Sabrina Hill — Sat, 18 May 2013 14:31:45 +0000

I hate to tell the writer of the Blog this, but THE BIGGEST SINGLE HURDLE blocking the general population’s use of electric vehicles, or even Hybrids in rural areas where pure electrics WILL NOT be useful, is the PRICE of the vehicles. Until the PRICE comes down to where they can be FINANCED by Joe and Jane Minimum Wage, these vehicles will be a status symbol of the upper middle class, and above. AS SUCH, you will NOT see the tremendous impact that widespread use of these technologies could have on the National pollution footprint.

Comment on America’s Real Problem with Solar Energy by tony woicekowski

tony woicekowski — Thu, 16 May 2013 14:35:53 +0000

Nice writing and an engaging piece. It’s not easy being a visionary. Carrying the torch of innovation will always be an uphill run. It’s an interesting path we are on, isn’t it? On one hand, there’s an excitement in grasping the “big picture” and the camaraderie in working together for a greater good. From another angle, there is no shortage of obstacles, diversions, dead ends and outright dishonest traps to tax ones endurance… enough to create a seemingly endless army of cynics. Thanks for your efforts and enthusiasm.