July 28th, 2016 - HuffPost Originals launched Sustainable Self. It's a ten-episode original animated series that connects the small choices we make in our everyday lives to the huge impact they have on the Earth. Each episode takes the viewer from a micro to a macro perspective. It features a simple action and demonstrates the... Continue Reading →
High cost and energy intensiveness remain the primary barriers for desalination. So the conversion of salt ocean water into fresh water. The prospect of providing more drinking water to areas of need is appealing. All but experts usually weigh the pros and cons of desalination. Especially hen deciding whether it's a suitable alternative. As such,... Continue Reading →
By Chadwick Wasilenkoff Sometimes what’s old becomes new again, and “cogeneration,” which is over 130 years old, is gathering momentum across the world. “Combined heat and power (CHP), also known as cogeneration, is the simultaneous production of electricity and heat from a single fuel source, such as natural gas, biomass, biogas, coal, waste heat, or... Continue Reading →
In a groundbreaking collaboration, two prominent US organizations are joining forces. All spearheading the drive toward energy-efficient homes. For they have a shared vision to promote sustainability. More importantly to reduce carbon emissions. For these leading partners aim to revolutionize the way houses are built in the United States. Through their collective expertise and innovative... Continue Reading →
Over the past decade, passive solar home energy has become a significant player. Especially within both residential and commercial construction businesses. Thereby providing a viable option for alternative energies. For passive solar home energy design has been used for thousands of years. Especially where the most obvious instances were. I mean and still are: the... Continue Reading →
