climateadaptation: Source: Popular Science and NOAA This robot was used to monitor Hurricane Sandy. It runs on waves and sent wind speed and other weather data to satellites for researchers to use in real time. joshbyard: NOAA Successfully Deploys Wave Glider Robots In Live Test During Hurricane Sandy So NOAA deployed a Wave Glider named... Continue Reading →
tabbooks: November 14, 2012 By Paul Gipe Build Your Own Small Wind Power System was written by a small wind systems dealer, Kevin Shea, and a professional journalist, Brian Howard. Be forewarned, this is a big book. It’s a modern book. It uses all the techniques necessary to keep modern readers attentive: sidebars, bullet points,... Continue Reading →
Ottawa Convention Center Earns LEED® Gold Certification Ottawa, Ontario – The Ottawa Convention Center (OCC) has achieved LEED® Gold certification for its sustainable design and construction, reflecting its proactive approach to eco-friendly practices. The Ottawa Convention Center is a leader in green building initiatives in Canada. Of note, the prestigious Ottawa Convention Center is recognized... Continue Reading →
Enforcing environmental laws against those who violated rules. Well I mean that is one of EPA’s fundamental responsibilities. For it also helps keep our water safe. In addition to our land clean and air clear. That set of comments most importantly came from Ed Kowalski. Ed is the director of EPA Region 10 Compliance and... Continue Reading →
Minit Charger Electric vehicle (EV) drivers no longer have to wait hours for a full charge. Thanks to the Minit Charger, a fast-charging solution, powering up your EV just got quicker and more convenient. Developed by ECOtality North America, the Minit Charger uses advanced algorithms and smart technology to deliver fast, efficient energy transfer. As... Continue Reading →
