Changing Perceptions- Towards Responsible Tourism

November 11, 2010 by  
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Perspectives of tourists on sustainable travel – a growing demand to reduce the impacts of tourism on the environment and the local communities.

Trucks TV! Reduces Engine Heat by Changing to Synthetic

September 14, 2010 by  
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With synthetic oil it took about 20 less ft-lbs to turn those rollers. This translates into a direct reduction of drag in your drive train, less effort from the engine, and that means better gas mileage just by changing your fluids.

100′s Using Water to Improve Gas Mileage by Changing Water to Gas

August 15, 2010 by  
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100′s Using Water to Improve Gas Mileage by Changing Water To Gas

The use of water to improve gas mileage by converting water to gas is a new technology That is still being improved so that everyone can convert there car to save on gas .With simple tools and our kit even a child can do it the technology used to modify your Car to save gas is done by using hydrogen don’t worry you don’t need to be a scientist to do this. The device will extract the hydrogen from the water through a process called electrolysis the .Hydrogen is then created and is burned as fuel. It burns clean and does not produce byproducts expect water. Therefore it is a lot better to the environment

Turning water to gas holds a lot of benefits over using normal fuels.By using water to improve gas mileage you will get a big 50% increase in fuel mileage.Saving you A LOT of money every month on fuel.Hyrdrogen is 2.5 times more energy then gasonline so its far more efficient then a normal combustion engine. You will be saving your money and the environment.

Information on the Internet can teach you how to modify your car to save gas using water. It is important when seeking information on how to modify your car to save gas using water that you research and evaluate the source of the information given and choose only the sources that have valid information proven to produce proper results. There are any number of water to gas scam artists on the web passing off inadequate information and devices that are less than ideal to perform as well as authentic quality hydrogen generators. To complicate matters, there are many skeptics who claim that hydrogen generators and converting water to gas is a scam and are only designed to take your money. There are many trolls and debunkers on Internet forums who counter any positive information regarding hydrogen generators and converting water to gas, giving false information. They are the water to gas scam artists themselves, and it is important to learn to recognize them and disregard the rhetoric they use to disqualify important valid information regarding this much-needed technology.

The hydrogen generator can be installed on either cars, trucks or vans. By installing a hydrogen generator, whether made by your self or one that has already been designed and packaged for you, and converting water to gas, you will soon notice the difference in the efficiency of your car engine and the money savings benefit in your wallet

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Changing climate at Portland State

July 12, 2010 by  
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Big Appliances Launch a Refreshingly Simple Site
Essex based white goods emporium Big Appliances has launched a spectacular web site designed to take the heartache out of shopping for kitchen appliances.

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Supplier News: Related News
7/7/2010 – Maxon Announces Strategic Partnership With Purkeys Fleet Electric Maxon Lift Corp. has formed a strategic partnership with Purkeys Fleet Electric to provide liftgates and the electrical system to keep the liftgate running and on the road….

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Supplier News: Related News
7/7/2010 – Maxon Announces Strategic Partnership With Purkeys Fleet Electric Maxon Lift Corp. has formed a strategic partnership with Purkeys Fleet Electric to provide liftgates and the electrical system to keep the liftgate running and on the road….

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Ecolocap Solutions Inc. Sells First NPW-30 Biodiesel Processor to Kansas Producer
The NPW-30 represents the most efficient biodiesel processing technology today, reducing cost and time, opening the door for large production and profitable operation for alternative fuel producers (PRWeb Jul 7, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/07/prweb4228664.htm

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Changing climate at Portland State
The climate-change conference in Copenhagen was a bust. Cap-and-trade bills to lower greenhouse gas emissions are stuck in Congress and the Oregon Legislature. And Americans are more worried about jobs these days and more leery of aggressive actions to avert climate change. But Portland State …

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Go Eco in the Wake of the Credit Crunch by Changing to an Eco Lifestyle

May 3, 2010 by  
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How can this be achieved, what do we need to do? Is there a need to change really or is it just governments screwing up again and political buzz words? Is climate change a myth or accurate predictions of the future of planet earth? Consider also the impacts of our actions on the other living creatures that exist on Earth, do birds want to breathe in fumes from fuel?

Let’s consider the current reliance of our planet on oil, it produces our fuel for all travel and has many side uses, like producing plastic. Oil is formed by the degradation of dead organisms over thousand’s of years and exists in pockets underneath the Earth’s crust. So what happens when oil is pumped out of the earth? Well the holes appear to be filled by water, a technique used by drilling companies to recover all the oil in that particular well.

Then we come to how much is left, where there are estimates ranging from 10 years through to 30 years, but no-body can be entirely sure of this, due to demand increasing with the likes of China & India becoming more westernised. And what happens when Africa is then exploited by large corporate companies for cheap labour? Improved standard of living equals higher oil demand.

Then consider the environmentally impacts of burning oil, which releases carbon dioxide, making the greenhouse effect worse, warming the planet and causing freak weather conditions. This all seems like doom and gloom but with the advances in technology that have been made over the past 20 years then surely we can devise sustainable renewable energy, harnessing the weather?

Another big problem in our society is waste, just think how much is generated and goes to landfill! We have hundreds of sites with thousands of tonnes of waste that will degrade very slowly, would you do this in your back garden? Think about all those used disposable nappies and consider the methane that gets released as some items degrade, another greenhouse gas that is affecting our climate.

Something else to consider that has been around for many years is the reduction in forests that has been happening, cutting it down for timber and to provide more farm land. The impact of this is to also reduce the CO2 absorbed by our fossil fuel usage as well as changing the shape of our landscape. There have been big steps forward in this area by moving towards sustainable wood, where for every tree chopped down; one is planted, ensuring we maintain our planets’ forests. Another recent development is the use of bamboo as a fabric which has great eco friendly properties as it’s a renewable resource and uses less water than cotton in the process.

A final element of our daily impacts on planet earth is the high use of chemicals which get pumped into the ground everyday through our household drains and that of industry. These are all man made, but where do they go? Back into our water stream? Into our food chain? With the advances in medicine, everyone is living a longer life than say 100 years ago, but there are still big killer diseases around, cancer for example. Why? Surely we would have eradicated all of these, but don’t you think chemicals and fuel fumes have played a part in this? So why do we use chemical laden cleaners or eat food that has been sprayed & washed in chemicals? Taste the difference between home grown food and cheap supermarket food, but how do we balance that with our hectic lifestyles? Eating organic food and using natural cleaners, which appears to be more expensive?

This then seems quite daunting if you sit and consider all the information and basically our futures are in the hands of governments & scientists. However, as individuals we can make our own small impacts within our lives, helping towards keeping our lovely planet healthy and a great place for the human race to live.

So let’s start with fossil fuel usage, we all use it in our cars and homes, either as petrol/diesel and gas or indirectly as electricity. As a householder we want our running costs to be as low as possible so with vehicles it’s a balance between lower CO2 emissions and slightly lower running costs with diesel, and considering the other harmful gases emitted from diesel engines. Whatever the choice, the cost effective way is to accelerate smoothly, keeping your speed to the road limit and reduce the urge to overtake. Consider the purchase of a hybrid car if you do a lot of town driving, this becomes very economical and is so much better for the environment. We still have a long way to go on developing the vehicles for the future that run on renewable energy based around the sun, wind & rain.

In our homes we need to do all the normal things that have been said many times over the years by governments, like loft insulation, door draught excluders and turning the heating down 1 degree. Then every time you purchase a new electrical item, look at the efficiency rating, and ensure you pick a low energy rated one (normally A+). Purchase a low cost energy metering unit and find out what each of your electrical appliances consumes and then switch off those that are the highest users. Don’t get caught by thinking that these standby busters save you loads of money, they don’t! Gradually switch light bulbs to either low energy ones or even better to LED bulbs, these last up to 20 times longer and use about 1/50th of the energy consumed by normal bulbs. Further to this there are good developments in the use of wind turbines & solar panels but at the moment they are not proving to be economically viable, but given time this will be the way forward for our source of energy in our eco homes.

Think about all the waste you generate, does it all go into bin bags for landfill or can you segregate it into items for recycling & composting? Try collating items for recycling in separate bins and having a kitchen compost bin to collect vegetable & fruit waste, tea bags, egg shells etc. This can then be used in your garden to help grow your own products which not only taste better but give you great satisfaction. Aligned to this is the consideration of purchasing items that have less packaging, not using plastic bags and shopping for recycled gifts and stationery. For anything that uses wood, try to buy Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC) approved items, this indicates that the timber comes from a sustainable forest.

Finally, try and move away from using chemical laden cleaning products to natural or organic cleaning products but always check the contents as not all products are as eco friendly as they claim. If you are unconvinced, just check out the ingredients list of a well known retailers own dishwashing liquid which contains formaldehyde! Most good natural cleaning products are actually concentrates, meaning the cost per use is the same or better than high street brands that are packed full of bulking agents & chemicals. Consider eating organic food as it hasn’t been treated with fertilisers or chemicals and look at organic pet foods for your furry loved ones. Another thing to consider are the products that you use on your baby & children, there are some decent organic and natural items, ranging from shampoo to nappies.

In summary, even though times are hard with costs rising, investments and property dropping, there are many ways in which you can save money by taking a “lets go eco” view. You will also feel like you are doing your bit to help towards the environmental cause even though we are in the wake of the credit crunch. We can all do our little bit by making our lifestyle a little bit more eco friendly and buying eco products for our homes.

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The automobile manufacturers are seeking bailouts. They refused changing over to fuels like hydrogen&air,elec.?

April 4, 2010 by  
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Air cars run from air supply from local shop,home or office. Hydrogen cars get excess hydrogen from electrolysis even at home and can be stored in borohydrid sustance quite safe and cheap. New batteries and renewable energy provide free charge from the sun.
Honda FCX Clarity.

Safety Drive and Eco Way: How Britain’s changing street names really ARE a sign of the times

March 30, 2010 by  
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Greener thumbs
Gardening enthusiasts aren’t just flexing their green thumbs, they’re making them, well, greener. Businesses specializing in organic and eco-friendly gardening as well as environmentally friendly landscaping say there is heightened interest and awareness among residential and commercial clients who are looking to infuse more green into their spaces.

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Globe Energy first must pay bank
An embattled start-up energy company partially financed with city and county loans must pay Busey Bank millions of dollars before taxpayers can be repaid.   Globe Energy Eco-Systems LLC is in default on four promissory notes owed to Busey Bank, totaling $7.9 million, according to Peoria County court records. That means the city and county, which are owed more than $200,000 in development loans …

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Good for the Environment, Good for Business
Cost-effective strategies for greening your business.

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Clearwater Seafoods Announces 3rd Addition to MSC certified family of products
Wild Canadian Sea Scallops have officially joined Clearwater Seafoods’ growing list of Marine Stewardship Council certified offerings, along with the earlier certified Argentine Scallops and Canadian Coldwater Shrimp.

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Safety Drive and Eco Way: How Britain’s changing street names really ARE a sign of the times
Streets across Britain are being given ‘modern’ names such as Karma Way, Euro Close and Polonez Court.

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How would you increase fuel efficiency to cars without changing the type of engine or fuel?

February 24, 2010 by  
Filed under Fuel Economy

The car is the only thing you have to work with/on.

Fuel efficiency means higher gas mileage or lower fuel consumption.