Gas Stoves Are Hazardous To Your Health
The latest research claims gas stoves kill up to 40,000 people a year in the EU and UK. So why are so many committed to using them?
The latest research claims gas stoves kill up to 40,000 people a year in the EU and UK. So why are so many committed to using them?
On the way decarbonizing my home, a heated love affair with propane went up in flames. At the start, seeking warmth and comfort, the fuel’s seemingly slim carbon footprint was infatuating. Propane came in those big cuddly tanks one sees next to romantic mountain cabins, or those cute little UFO-looking … [continued]
Everybody is familiar with the children’s ditty The Wheels On The Bus Go Round And Round. It is both sophomoric and moronic. It’s one of those tunes that burrow deep into our brains and won’t let go. I may have to listen to Bohemian Rhapsody several times just to stop … [continued]
In this article, I’ll show my 35 year plan (which I started in 2010) to save a lot on energy costs and reduce my carbon footprint.
Solar ovens use a free source of energy which produces no emissions of any kind — sunlight. It isn’t only saving money on fuel and reducing emissions that makes solar ovens appealing, though. Jim says the heat from a solar oven is more moderate and the food he prepares doesn’t get dried out as much. Both men agree food made in a solar oven tastes better.
The US is throwing EV tech — and everything else — up against the wall to see what will stick, with new round of alternative transportation funding.
Joel Haskard of Minnesota Clean Energy Resource Teams had a chance to chat with WoodMaster co-founder and President Chuck Gagner about their biomass boilers and furnaces, and the industry here in Minnesota. Read on to hear what Chuck had to say! Joel Haskard: How do you see the health of … [continued]
Gasoline and diesel are still fossil fuel kings of the fuel supply chain but alternative fuels are now swinging the scale more toward green. A growing number of people believe alternative fuels will have an expanded role in the cars and trucks of tomorrow. According to Larry West, such interest … [continued]
Four major companies announced this week they would join the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) “National Clean Fleets Partnership” program to increase fuel efficiency in commercial vehicle fleets and encourage the transition to alternative-fuel technologies.