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good, good, good news. This is a very important step in adding the infrastructure needed to support zero emissions vehicles. Kudos to Cali!!!
posted on: 21 Nov 2008 / posted by: adam
At goodsense, we're in the business of doing good. From time to time, we come across opportunities to do business with organizations that some people may not consider to be good. This includes companies that sell products that some may not feel are green, companies that may have some green products but others [...]
According to the Yahoo commissioned survey, the green market has grown far beyond its roots as a niche, with 77 percent of consumers identifying themselves as "green." Over half (57 percent) said they made a green purchase decision in the past six months.
posted on: 20 Nov 2008 / posted by: paul
When the three of started the company, we sat down and had a long talk - not only about the service we wanted to provide, but how we wanted to create and run our company. It had to be different, and it had to have value for more than just making money, since we all [...]
I've been very inspired by Barack Obama's message of hope and change. Among the many things that inspires me about Obama are his aggressive and badly needed environment goals. Here's a good article detailing some of what the next President hopes to achieve.
Wow - cute, fast, affordable and now with an all-electric engine. Kudos to BMW for taking a lead to turn apply this technology to the Mini. And boo to Detroit for dragging their feet again. Didn't our good friends at GM have an electric car, the EV1, in 1996 that they killed a few short years later? It makes me kinda sad to think that if the R&D $$$ spent on making the Escalade look pretty and the Cavalier look ugly were applied to making zero-emissions engines, Detroit would be in better shape today. I digress... congrats to BMW and I can't wait to see electric Minis darting around city streets.
Cool article on California's leadership in producing sustainable energy sources...
we've got a twitter account. follow our company, and the adventures of karl the robot.
posted on: 17 Nov 2008 / posted by: paul
Phrases like “save the planet” or “save the environment” don’t make much sense. The planet and the environment were here long before us, and will continue to be here long after us in some form, regardless of what we do or how we shape it. The earth doesn’t need to be saved. what we really mean is that we want to save ourselves and keep the environment tolerable (and even suitable) for us to live in.
Google and General Electric said Wednesday that they will collaborate on developing geothermal power as well as technology to enable plug-in vehicles to return electricity to the grid.
George Marshall of Climate Change Denial explains in two minutes how climate change is not an issue for environmentalists. Brilliant points... climate does impact social issues, jobs issues, welfare issues, human rights issues, etc.
Via VentureBeat - hopefully this company/idea pans out, as the ability to create energy on-site through biochar could have amazing potential.
