Windbelt brings cheap wind power to Third World
via inhabitat.com
"Windbelt, however, uses the oscillation of a thin strip of material held in tension with a spring to vibrate a magnet that generates electrical power."
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"Windbelt, however, uses the oscillation of a thin strip of material held in tension with a spring to vibrate a magnet that generates electrical power."
"Richardsville Elementary School will operate free of the grid by generating its own renewable energy, incorporating smart architectural features and a major emphasis on efficiency."
"Production of 350,000 railroad ties (100 miles of track), from recycled plastic, rubber and waste fiberglass:
-reduces 40,000 metric tons carbon equivalent of greenhouse gas emissions;
-saves 75,000 mature trees;
-uses over 50 million pounds recycled plastic;
-recycles 1 million tires.
The Chief Sustainability Officer Spearheads Business Transformation
Firms who address climate change with stop gap measures will find that they are not adequate to implement necessary complex sustainable business strategies. This management deficit is exacerbated by market trends which increase risks and highlight opportunities. To tackle these issue organizations need to abandon tactical approaches and switch to a strategic program.
We've driven by this house, it's well done.
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"Pricing for a Ma Modular home starts at about $125 per square foot, which includes R19 walls, R30 to R50 roofing, low-E insulated windows, durable and reflective metal roofing, and cabinets and flooring from green materials such as bamboo or cork. The price includes set up of the home but doesn’t include foundation."
"The design is inspired by the Prairie House Style with its open interior plan and horizontal exterior lines. Designed to be completed for under $100,000, this 945 square-foot home has one bedroom, one bathroom, and abundant open space for everything else."
Founder of the Dearing Group LLC., a consultancy focused on communications and sustainability.
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