Archive for January, 2008

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Duke Fans Go Green


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Saving Rain Water

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Watch Where You Throw That Phone!

No, this isn’t a post about Naomi Campbell, although when it comes time to dish out for the newest, top of the line phone gadget, she may want to read this.
 
According to recyclemyphone.org, there are more than 500 MILLION used cell phones in the U.S. sitting around homes, or worse, in landfills! So instead [...]


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Home Builders Go Green

Related Links:• Green Building Home Tour


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Go Green: Are Energy-Efficient Lightbulbs Worth It?


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NC Lawmakers Look To Cut Emissions

RALEIGH, N.C. – North Carolina is one of many states planning ways to combat global warming.
In a USA Today story, George Givens, the General Assembly’s counsel, said lawmakers here are searching for ways to cut emissions.
Despite initial resistance from businesses, “there’s a growing sense (global warming) is real and we’ve got to face up to [...]


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Recycle Your Oil

Wondering what to do with your used cooking oil and grease besides dumping it down the drain or throwing it away? If your looking for a more eco-friendly way of disposing your oil, Triangle Biofuels Industries is here to help. TBI specializes in recycling waste oil from restaurants, but now those at home can do [...]


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Green Funerals

Go Green enthusiasts are making sure they’re green ’till the end. Maine is just one of many states across the U.S. that see green funerals a rising trend.
A green funeral means no preservative chemicals, no metal caskets, no concrete tombs. One article talks about how a family held a green funeral for their mother after [...]


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‘Air Tree’ To Create Own Oxygen And Energy

A new structure being built in Madrid, Spain will create its own energy using solar panels, and is supposed to create oxygen like a tree. Oh yeah, it is also designed to be a social center, apparently for those who like to socialize around giant, tubular structures.
Pics at Gizmodo