Energy Conservation
Tips, tools and facts
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The vast majority of climatologists say global warming is due to humans pumping huge amounts of greenhouse gases into the...
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Over 70% of electricity in the U.S. is generated from non-renewable sources.
Coal is used to generate almost half of the...
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The United Nations Climate Change Conference is an international conference on global...
Alternative Energy
Energy from sources that do not produce harmful emissions; for example, unconventional power from the sun,...
There’s a vampire in your home, and he’s certainly not planning to fight werewolves for your honor. Appliances that suck energy...
Nuclear explosions can release high levels of radiation, an energy that removes electrons from atoms and can damage DNA.
In...
What is all the buzz about our need to cut down on using oil? Even though the earth continues to produce fossil fuel,...
Talking about “going green” and “saving the earth” is far easier than actually doing something about it, but happily countries...
It’s exceptionally challenging for cities to be green. Think about it -- all those people, the traffic, the trash, the...
It may not be the first color you associate with autumn, but why not consider adding some green to your Thanksgiving to show...
Nuclear power plants produce about 20 percent of America's power.
There are over 400 nuclear power plants worldwide.
While...

















