HONOLULU – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the City and County of Honolulu recently signed an agreement. That's to begin work on the second phase of cleanup at the Waipahu Ash Landfill site on Oahu. Honolulu Landfill Site Cleanup Honolulu’s latest agreement will allow the ongoing cleanup. That's at the old ash landfill to... Continue Reading →
Kia Optima Hybrid Sales Exceeding Expectations
Kia Optima Hybrid Sales Exceeding Expectations Back in 2014, hybrid vehicles still faced skepticism from many American drivers. However, the Kia Optima Hybrid sales started changing that conversation quickly. Consumers wanted better fuel economy. At the same time, they still demanded comfort, technology, and modern styling. Fortunately, the Kia Optima Hybrid sales definitely delivered all... Continue Reading →
Surfrider and Volkswagen USA Partner for THINK BLUE Campaign
Surfrider Foundation and Volkswagen USA Encourage People To Think Blue. To Promote Clean Water San Clemente, CA (May 28, 2013) – The Surfrider Foundation proudly announces its partnership with Volkswagen’s USA Think Blue initiative. This marks a significant step towards environmental stewardship. Together, they aim to inspire individuals across the country to take actionable steps... Continue Reading →
BMW Charge App: Optimizing Electric Car Charging
The BMW Smart Charging App BMW Charge App: Pioneering Integration in the EV Ecosystem BMW leads the way with its Smart Charging App. It became the first automaker to offer automated, fully integrated EV charging. Because of this innovation, BMW sets a new industry standard. As a result, other manufacturers may follow suit. This ripple... Continue Reading →
Solar Power and the Utility Energy Grid: A Delicate Balance
Utility Energy Grid: Companies Face "Death Spiral" Fears A Renewable Utility Energy Grid Disrupts Traditional Power Models As solar panels sprout on rooftops across America, utility companies tremble. They fear a "death spiral" that could upend their century-old business model. Yet, this anxiety may be premature. The Rise of Distributed Generation and a Renewable Utility... Continue Reading →

