Universities Cut Emissions with LED Lighting Universities across the U.S. are stepping up for the climate. Many now pledge to achieve carbon neutrality. One of their first big moves? Replacing outdated lighting with energy-efficient LEDs. The University worked with Cree, a leading LED lighting company, to install Cree® CXB Series, providing an unmatched combination of... Continue Reading →
This blog post is part of the ‘Think Further’ series sponsored by Fred Alger Management. For more “Think Further” content, please visit http://www.thinkfurtheralger.com. During my years as the Green Living Guy and an expert in solar, I have seen technologies. That's as well as companies, come and go. Yet today with cheaper solar, this is... Continue Reading →
New Book Demystifies EU Climate Policy for All Readers Routledge Releases EU Climate Policy Book Explained The EU Emissions Trading System began in 2005. It covers sectors like electricity, heavy industry, aviation, and maritime transport. Reforms added a new parallel market—ETS2—launching in 2027 for buildings and road transport. Revenues from ETS2 will fund a new... Continue Reading →
Go green with home décor So let's decorate your home green. I mean are you planning to go green with home décor? Good choice! Eco-friendly home décor project not only contributes to a better tomorrow, but also saves you from toxic chemicals and improves your indoor air quality. So what are you waiting for? Get... Continue Reading →
NEW YORK (Oct. 21, 2015)—A trio of veteran transcontinental drivers today broke the transcontinental autonomous driving record from Los Angeles to New York using Tesla’s Autopilot technology released just last week. Deena Mastracci, Carl Reese and Alex Roy made the 2,995-mile journey in 57 hours, 48 minutes. That's departing from the Portofino Inn in Redondo Beach,... Continue Reading →
