Naturally Earth Friendly

This was written by Miles Hall of businessbroker.net. The going green initiative has been well under way for a few years now, but many businesses – small and large – are still hesitant to join the movement. They often assume that going green is synonymous with spending more money when this simply not the case. [...]

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This was written by Richard Orban on behalf of Freedom Solar Power. For the third consecutive year, California has emerged to be the top clean energy state in the United States. The state dominated the 2012 State Clean Energy Index as it continues to lead the country in establishing testing grounds for all kinds of [...]

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This was written by Felicia Baratz of Eat Breathe Blog. When it comes to the topic of clean air, many people think about the air outside. But indoor air quality also has a significant impact on your health and the environment. Pollutants in the home, such as tobacco smoke, fumes and chemicals from cleaning products, and [...]

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This was written by Mathias Aarre Maehlum of Energy Informative. In this article we are taking a look at the most important factors to determine whether or not solar power is going to be affordable in your particular situation. Let’s first look at the most important reasons for why you should invest in solar: Lower Your [...]

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This guest post is by David Beastall writing on behalf of Northern Energy. Everybody’s familiar with petroleum gas and diesel fuels, however there are other alternative energy sources for powering your car once converted that have benefits you might not have considered before. LPG LPG (also known as LP Gas) is short for liquefied petroleum [...]

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This guest post is by Simon Colley of http://www.renewablesguide.co.uk. Solar photovoltaic systems better known as Solar PV are still proving to be a sound investment despite the latest round of cuts to the solar feed-in-tariff. Solar panel electricity systems have excellent green credentials; capturing the sun’s energy using photovoltaic cells doesn’t emit any CO2 making it [...]

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This guest post is by Endre Rex-Kiss of Freedom Solar Power. As climate change alters the world for the worse and the environment strains under the weight of human activity, there are many questions we must ask ourselves about our environmental behavior. If we were diagnosed with cancer, we would not wait until we were [...]

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This guest post is by Sarah of the wave hub in Hayle. It is an exciting time for renewable energy, as engineers work to apply innovative design concepts to untapped sources of clean, sustainable power for the world’s electrical grids. A part of this wave of green R&D is the recently spirited interest in making [...]

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Announced on August 13, 2012, Ascent Solar Technologies Inc. is launching a solar-powered charging case for the popular Samsung Galaxy S III smart phone. Following the successful launch of the EnerPlex for the iPhone 4S Ascent Solar now will have a solar charger for two of the most popular cell phones on the market. Although [...]

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This guest post is by Manoj of Rugsandblinds.com. There are lots of lessons you need to learn from the 2012 London Olympic Games, the first being the lesson of sustainability. The LOCOG has made every attempt to make the Olympic Games completely sustainable. Here is how you can get inspired from the Olympic Games and [...]

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