Archive for January, 2010
Air Liquide Supplies Hydrogen Fuel In Time For Winter Olympics
Saturday, January 30th, 2010BC Transit which provides transit service in British Columbia has launched the hydrogen fuel cell in Whistler, British Columbia that will fuel its 20 hydrogen fuel cell buses. This fleet of zero-emission buses will become the world’s largest fleet of hydrogen fuel cell buses and will operate as part of the BC Transit bus fleet [...]
Debate Over Wind Farms
Tuesday, January 19th, 2010Statistics reveal that the UK alone hosts 40 percent of Europe’s total wind energy. It has been contributing merely 0.5 percent of the country’s demand; a very small amount as compared to its actual potential. The proposed construction of a wind farm in Saddleworth Moor is facing strong opposition from eco-activists. They claim that the [...]
Canadian Green Technology Announced
Monday, January 18th, 2010Often considered to be one of the more dirty industries when it comes to the wider environment, the oil and gas industry has been undergoing a green movement to help it clean up, reduce carbon emissions and more. The oil and gas industry will never be completely clean, but until a complete movement away from [...]
Attempt at Green Buildings Failing in Ottawa and Surrounding Provinces
Monday, January 11th, 2010Canada’s Green Building Report Card projects major gaps and flaws in the codes of federal and provincial buildings. Poor grades were issued by the Environmental Defense Center to many of Canada’s governments for the low quality of their policies to promote green buildings. The evaluations of the policies, programs and codes that proved influential in [...]
Make Your Baby a Green Baby
Friday, January 1st, 2010The green movement is taking over and society expects you to take your part. Whether you choose to take part or not is up to you but one thing is for certain, going green will not only help the environment but it will make you feel better about yourself. One way you can go green [...]