In 2006, Mag Wind arrived on the home energy production scene with their roof mounted magnetic levitation residential wind turbine that had some remarkable features. Low cut in speed, high energy production, and virtually no noise. Now, after many delays, some redesign work and with a new company, Mag Wind technology is back, and they’re finally available to buy.
Posted bySteveon08.27.2010inEnergy
Greywater is a subject that doesn’t always get the attention it deserves, but as demand grows and water supplies dwindle, it’s important to use our water as efficiently as possible. A new company in Los Angeles is now offering greywater irrigation systems, to allow you to make the most out of your water.
Posted bySteveon07.9.2010inGreen Building
Two weeks ago a massive algae bloom formed off the coast of Qingdao, China, and has now expanded to cover more than 150 square miles. The Chinese government has dispatched a response team consisting of 66 vessels, ten forklifts, and 168 people to collect the algae before it starts to decompose.
Currently, emissions from coal burning power plants account for 36% of total carbon output in the United States. Aerospace firm ATK, best known for producing the booster rockets used on NASA’s Space Shuttle, hopes to change this by using their rocket nozzle design to capture carbon from coal power plant smoke stacks.
It’s easy to see pollution in the air from vehicle exhausts, factories, and power plants. What’s not so easy to see, is air pollution in your home, and it may be even worse for your health. Luckily there’s a solution, and part of that is a group of common houseplants that will help scrub your air clean.
Posted bySteveon07.2.2010inSimple Living
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