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Posted by Green Team on 07 8th, 2009
Silicon Valley’s Luxim just developed a light bulb the size of a small bean gives off 10 times as much light as a traditional light bulb using Argon gas.This video from CNET give us just a glimpse of the future or lighting.
Posted by Green Team on 05 19th, 2009
As people start to take more public transportation it’s important to cover the short hope from commuter train to work. Designers are looking for alternatives to traditional autos to find the perfect “Urban Car”. This little three...
Posted by Green Team on 04 20th, 2009
When we went to the Consumer Electronics show (CES) this year we were excited to see so many green exhibitors. One theme that carried through a lot of exhibits were different takes on re-chargable or non-alkaline batteries. Energizer introduced their...
Posted by Green Team on 04 4th, 2009
This video shows how one inventive man in Brazil lights his workshop with nothing but bottles of water hung from the ceiling. It’s worked so well the village is starting to use the lights in private homes and public buildings. Cheap, zero maintenance...
Posted by Green Team on 03 24th, 2009
We switched to CFL’s a long time ago around the office, but the bulbsare kinda ugly and so some of the floor lamps are still harboring the old style bulbs. Then we found these. They look like a regular light bulb, but last as long and save...
Posted by Green Team on 03 24th, 2009
So, you’ve converted to CFL’s, you’re turning off the lights and shutting down your electronics when you’re not using them. Where else can you save electricity?
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10 Things to Know About Cork Flooring
Cork floors are beautiful to look at, easy on your feet and back and sustainable. Before you invest in cork floors though, there are a few things you might want to know about.
1. Cork flooring is an amazing insulator and it is resistant to temperatures. This means the floors are lovely to...