Most of us like to travel and we all take vacations once in awhile, but how do we maintain our “greenness?” While searching the world wide web, I came across travelandleisure.com and it lists some of America’s top travel cities and the places to stay, eat and be ’green’ at the same time. Expedia also has a great guide for traveling green.
Check out this all-in-one resource guide for greening your home.
BY MEDIA GENERAL NEWS SERVICE
Scientists have started looking to algae covered ponds as a possible source of biofuels to combat high fuel prices.
Utah State University researchers began a program last year that takes oil from the algae and converts it into biodiesel. The university hopes to produce cost-effective biofuels by 2009.
The algae needed to create the biofuel can produce as much as 10,000 gallons of oil per acre and can be grown just about anywhere. (more…)
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The 2008 Hydrogen Road Tour is making two stops in North Carolina.
Hydrogen-powered cars from Nissan, Toyota, BMW and other manufacturers will be displayed Friday afternoon in front of the Chapel Quad at Duke University. The tour then makes a stop Saturday morning at Grigg Hall at UNC Charlotte.
State officials have created the North Carolina Green Building Technology Database, an online resource that showcases local projects currently implementing green techniques. Click here to check it out.
If you haven’t seen it yet, you have to check out National Geographic’s green coverage online.
On this page, you will find links to many aspects of green living.
How can a red chair be green? Find out
It’s possible, according to a Dutch University. Read more.
According to the DENR, composting really helps:
Source: Department of Environment and Natural Resources and Division of Pollution Prevention and Environmental Assistance