Renewable Energy

Are Algae and the PolyWell Fusion Generator the Solutions for Unlimited Energy?
Two inventions promise to deliver unlimited power - in as little as 5 years - at a cheap price. Is it really likely? What would this mean to world culture? What changes would cheap unlimited power make in our everyday life? How might these...

Published by Karridine (1,929 pts ) on Oct 19, 2009 to
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Understanding Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology and Issues it Faces
The hydrogen fuel cell is one of the many proposed alternatives as we reach peak oil, but its difficulties in development are extensive. Here is a short primer on the technology and its problems it must overcome. Turning Our Back on Unsustainable Fuel...

Published by Shane Burley (63,527 pts ) on Oct 19, 2009 to
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Is Hydrogen a Viable Fuel Option for Cars Right Now? Can Future Technology Help?
Hydrogen has often been touted as the alternative energy with the most promise, but are its limitations too great? Importance of Energy Source Efficiency The efficiency of an energy source is usually correlated to many factors that lead to a high...

Published by Shane Burley (63,527 pts ) on Oct 19, 2009 to
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Powering Cars with Cleaner-Burning Rewewable Fuels
Words like biodeisel and ethanol are green buzzwords, but how important is it for them or other types of renewable fuels to replace gasoline? Here's why renewable fuels are important for our future and how they're being used today to power...

Published by Shane Burley (63,527 pts ) on Oct 19, 2009 to
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Fisker Solar Hybrid Car Has Good but Expensive Karma
The Fisker Karma hybrid has some exciting features. This luxury sports hybrid comes with a solar roof and can be recharged with a solar power station. The Karma's price is likely to be too high for many car buyers. However, if you long for a solar...

Published by Jennifer Claerr (3,203 pts ) on Sep 25, 2009 to
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The Interstate Wind Dilemma
In a stroke of genius, innovators have come up with designs to power our country by exploiting the traffic on our nations highways. Will these fresh new ideas change the landscape of American electricity production? Using Freeways as Energy Sources...

Published by Matt Isaac (987 pts ) on Sep 21, 2009 to
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Small Wind Turbines for the Home
Wind turbines for the home offer a cost-competitive alternative to solar panels. Here are a few tips on how to choose a small wind turbine system for your home. Are Small Wind Turbines Right for My Home? Small wind turbines can save you a lot of money...

Published by Jennifer Claerr (3,203 pts ) on Sep 2, 2009 to
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Passive Solar Energy for Heating and Cooling a House
Passive solar is a type of architectural design which uses the sun's energy to heat and cool a building. It differs from active solar in that the energy is not converted to electricity before it is used. Learn about passive solar and how to use it...

Published by Jennifer Claerr (3,203 pts ) on Aug 31, 2009 to
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Choosing Between Available Hybrid Vehicles on the Market
Hybrid vechicles are good for the environment and offer a joyful ride with your own mp3 player, cell phone hook up, and even an air purifier in the Prius. Check out the Honda Insight and Civic Hybrids also. Hybrid Technology Hybrid car technology uses...

Published by Envirowords (309 pts ) on Aug 28, 2009 to
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Best Clean Diesel Vehicles Available: The VW Jetta TDI and the Audi A3 TFSI 2.0
What's the best vehicle to lower carbon emissions? Here's two of the best clean diesel cars available to purchase in the United States that get great miles per gallon (MPG). Diesel vs. Clean Diesel Cars The problem with regular diesel...

Published by Envirowords (309 pts ) on Aug 28, 2009 to
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