26: Is Your Smoking Vehicle Choking Up The World
Everywhere you look, green is the craze, so are you killing the world or helping the earth?...

27: What Is The Great Ocean Conveyor
This is an article illustrating the vital importance the Great Ocean Conveyor plays in our existence....

28: Bamboo Furniture, is it for You
Don't worry, you are not alone in that thought, but with the popularity of bamboo as a commercial and industrial product, the bamboo furniture of yore is slowly becoming more fashionable and comfortable....

29: How Recycling Vehicles Can Save Millions of Barrels of Oil
Everyone is talking about the skyrocketing price of gasoline. Americas dependence on foreign oil has been the subject of much scrutiny, and a desire to find ways to release the tethers of oil dependence. One of the most popular ways is to find alternative sources for fuel....

30: The Question is To Reuse or To Recycle?
Recycling comes with hidden costs. Sometimes those costs are higher than you think....

31: New Eco-Friendly Concrete Leaks In a Good Way
Paved surfaces are so common that few of us think about them. Traditional paving techniques create "impervious" surfaces that prevent water from soaking directly into the ground. Erosion, flash floods and pollution are the result. What if there was a material that was as durable as traditional paving techniques that would capture rainwater and allow it to percolate through to the soil below?...

32: George Bush On Global Warming - The Awkward Truth
The Bush Administration's report on global warming contains some crucial but awkward truths that neither George W. Bush nor his environmentalist critics want to confront. The Administration has sought to bury the report, and tried to misrepresent its most ominous conclusion....

33: Going Green with Cleaning Services
This article talks about an environmental friendly way of cleaning your home....

34: Global Warming: How Warm Is Too Warm?
Increased warming is already threatening to decimate the world's coral reefs, and we're already seeing the melting of the tundra in Alaska; it is therefore not too difficult to reach the conclusion that "too warm," isn't awfully far from where we already are....

35: Do Melting Ice Caps Really Point To Global Warming
Global climate change is having a direct impact on the Earth's sea level and a group of scientists led by two geophysicists is providing the sea level 'fingerprints' of polar ice sheet melting to prove it....

36: Will Polar Bears Survive The Threat Of Melting Ice?
Will polar bears make the leap into the next century? Recent studies project that if Arctic sea ice continues to disappear, so will the polar bear in much of its current range....

37: Environmentalists In Books And Movies
In some cases, a writer's choice of putting environmentalists in the bad-guy role may indeed reflect the writer's true feeling that eco-fascists are trying to keep decent folk from enjoying the good life. In other cases, it is no doubt just a convenience for their plot....

38: Starting A Runaway Global Warming Process
Accelerated global warming could lead to a runaway methane global warming effect due to the release of methane currently trapped in unstable methane hydrate deposits in the arctic....

39: Early Warning Signs Of Global Warming
Global temperature in 2003 was the hottest in the historical record, and the temperature increase over the 20th century is likely to be the highest of the past millennium. The ten warmest years on record have occurred since 1987, seven of them since 1994. This article highlights early and emerging warning signs of global warming for each of the world's regions....

40: The Disaster of Ethanol as a Biofuel
This is a document illustrating the environmental folly of developing a biofuel based on Ethanol and the ensuing cost to the human race...

41: Guide To Building Homemade Wind Generators
Most people assume that homemade wind generators are very difficult to build. A couple years ago I would have agreed with you. I mean they look very hard to build with those fancy blades spinning atop of their tower....

42: How To Build A Homemade Wind Generator
I remember when we decided to build a homemade wind generator. It was after we had went looking around at the commercially available wind generators and found that they were way to expensive to buy on our tiny budget....

43: Reducing UK CO2 Emissions By 60%
This article shows how the UK can achieve a 60% reduction on the total year 2000 CO2 emissions, i.e. to reduce the emission of CO2 in the UK to 40% of the year 2000 emissions....

44: Media Promotion Of Carbon Offsets
With Al Gore, Hollywood and other celebrities leading the way, the media have joined the carbon offset excitement excitement, encouraging individuals and companies to offset carbon dioxide emissions....

45: Renewable Energy - The Basics On Solar And Wind Power
The use of Solar and wind power is becoming more and more common, and in demand. As we move forward, we are learning it is not just about humanity we need to take care of, but also nature and our environment. As you read this article, you will discover more about solar and wind power....

46: The Potential Of Hydrogen Based Energy
This article illustrates the potential of hydrogen based energy systems....

47: The Likely Development Of Hydrogen Supplies For The UK
There are several ways of making hydrogen in the UK. The cheapest way is to convert natural gas into hydrogen by a process called reformation, but there are 4 alternative methods available....

48: Being Ready When There Is An Earthquake
The one thing that you will need to think about if you live near a fault line or even in a place where you can get an earthquake only every fifty years, you will want to be prepared with earthquake survival kits....

49: Accelerated Global Warming And Atmospheric CO2 Emissions
It has been assumed that global warming will be a linear process. However evidence from the geological past linked with climate modelling indicates that there may not be a linear response to rising CO2 levels....

50: Build A Wind Generator
It seems like yesterday when we decided to take the plunge into off grid living. In fact it's been well over 16 years now. We're a little different from most people who live on renewable energy though in the fact that we did our entire conversion for a very low cost. To start out with we decided that we should probably have a wind generator because it was pretty windy where we lived....