A place to check out green tech credentials
Full disclosure: I am quite susceptible to the sins of alliteration. So I could not resist pointing out this great green tech resource site called MyGreenElectronics.
GreenTech Pastures
As the global warming debate rages, Heather Clancy chronicles the smart grid, electric vehicles, alternative energy, green IT and other developments shaping the green technology movement.
Heather Clancy
Heather Clancy is an award-winning business journalist specializing in transformative technology and innovation
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Londoners get three more years to live
The Met Office (which is English English for their Meterological service) has developed a new computer model for predicting short-term effects of global warming. Their findings: the really hot times won't begin until after 2009.
Blade guys have their say about energy efficiency
Mainframes had their say earlier this week. Now, naturally, much of the hype coming this week out of the Next Generation Data Center conference swirls around keeping cool.
Go figure, for green tech geeks
The World Resources Institute has built a new system for greenhouse gas (GHG) calculation. They've just posted on their website a lengthy PDF that contains what they say is state-of-math system for figuring GHG production.
Show biz biggie goes green before your very eyes
Leonardo DiCaprio. Big star and big on the environment.
Big Blue's latest Big Green manifesto
Don't know the protocol, but I guess a simple "hello" will do.The folks at ZDNet have been gracious enough to let me sidle up here to Harry Fuller in GreenTech Pastures where I can be passionate about the unlikely combination of the high-tech industry and the environment.
Pre-fab solar
Over at CNETnews.com Martin LaMonica's built a picture gallery of a modular solar home.
Venture to guess where the money's flowing?
You got it. Venture capitalists are pouring billions into alternative energy.
Venom and oil
The Republicans and Democrats are not happy with one another, and today's argument over a proposed energy bill in the House is bringing out the nasty.One Texas Republican is shocked by the "venom" he hears toward the oil industry.