Monthly Archives: November 2009

Five Alternative Sources of Energy and the Pros and Cons of Each

As the world reels under the impact of global warming, the necessity for alternative sources of energy seems even more urgent. With the cost (financial as well as environmental) of using traditional fossil fuels increasing day by day, mankind’s survival depends on exploiting alternative, renewable sources of energy. Here, we take a look at some … Continue reading

Think and Assimilate Thoughts and Objects – The Future Will Be Grand

It has often been said that the human mind only uses about 10% of its ability. In fact, Einstein made some interesting comments about this, and although they are pretty funny when you stop to consider it, he may actually one day be proven correct, not by percentages, but in theory. Still, I have a … Continue reading

Turn Foreclosed Homes Into Energy Efficient Showcases

They can be seen on any street and in any neighborhood. The un-mowed lawns, boarded up windows and vacant driveways of foreclosed and bank owned property. There are many ideas on how to turn these neglected remnants of corporate greed and misguided trust back into marketable homes. We should strive to make these homes into … Continue reading

Residential Wind Power – Take Back What Should Have Belonged to You

If you have been looking into residential wind power systems recently, it means that you are either a person with high environment awareness or someone who has felt the loss of control over your own life. You will understand why we should look for alternative energy and how to get self-control back when you come … Continue reading

Flexible Solar – Latest in Solar Advances

I recently came across an article talking about flexible solar panels and the cells that power them, and I was blown away by some of the new technology coming out on the market. In the current push towards green, renewable technology, solar energy is making huge strides toward greater personal application of its technology. The … Continue reading