by Sue Jenks | Mar 14, 2018 | Green
‘Krill’ is the common term for the various species of crustacean which exist within the order Euphausiacea. They are similar to shrimp, and are very small – at their largest they are around two inches in size. Among the various species of krill, of which...
by pledgingforchange | Feb 5, 2013 | Articles, Green, TO DO
As education funding is cut lots of schools are trying to find ways to save money. One way of doing this for this school in Oklahoma City was to go green. Learn more about Pledging for Change’s grants funding for Schools for the Future here With some unique...
by pledgingforchange | Nov 12, 2012 | Articles, Green, TO DO
Never waste an opportunity to recycle and rebuild with sustainablity in mind In Britain, the construction industry is responsible for almost 50% of our total carbon emissions, with our homes beings responsible for around 27% of the total emissions.On top of this, for...
by Mathias-Aarre | Oct 9, 2012 | Articles, Green, TO DO
V3Solar is a company based in both California and Oregon. They have put an entirely different spin on conventional solar panels. I can assure you that their new invention does not look like anything you’ve seen before. According to V3Solar, the The Spin Cell...
by Mathias-Aarre | Sep 23, 2012 | Green, TO DO
Solar3D have successfully created the first prototype of their new 3D solar cell. The results are promising – the new type of solar cells have 2.5 times greater efficiency than it`s conventional counterparts. What is it that Solar3D is doing to be able to boost the...
by Mathias-Aarre | Sep 19, 2012 | Green, TO DO
A report by Wind-Works is revealing that 51% of Germany`s renewable energy generation is owned by citizens – not by power utility companies. When it comes to solar power alone, Germany is the largest in the world with 28 GW of solar power (PV) grid-tied as of June...
