The green revolution has been sweeping the country in full force for quite a few years now, but there are always new aspects of life to consider making greener. New products and technology are allowing you to use less energy and create less waste in all parts of your life, including your gym. Whether you’re [...]
Posted bySteveon05.14.2012in@ Green Geek
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While computer technology has become ubiquitous for much of the world, relatively little thought is given by the average consumer to the various sustainability aspects of their beloved technology including impacts on their health, as well as the rapidly increasing generation of surprisingly toxic e-waste. One computer company in particular decided to go green in [...]
Posted bySteveon04.26.2012inSustainable Tech
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Plastic cards are widely-used items because of their lightweight, durable quality, making them ideal for IDs, bank cards (ATM, credit, and debit), keycards, as well as point-of-sale activation cards, among others. This convenient access to privileges and services makes the plastic card a staple in our daily lives. But these plastic cards are made out [...]
Posted bySteveon04.22.2012inSustainable Tech
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While few people would disagree that solar PV panels add a distinctly ‘green’ look to most buildings, proper positioning for optimum solar gain does present some architectural constraints. Getting the best performance out of an expensive PV panel usually requires mounting them at odd angles relative to the roof surface, resulting in an appearance that [...]
Posted bySteveon04.20.2012inEnergy
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Andrew Liveris presented as a guest speaker to UPENN students and has recently developed the Student Innovation Challenge to get students nation-wide actively involved in creating a greener future.
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