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1st we had an Industrial Revolution then a Tech Revolution. Will Green Energy be the boom of the 21st century?

Post on July 25th, 2009 by connor

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Chi Guy asked:


If so, will it be solar technology, fuel cell/battery innovation or something else?
Tha*Luna… (below) I disagree because I envision the majority homes in 2020 being built with geothermal and/or solar energy included. I also envison alt energy cars being sold by the hundreds of thousands by then. This would mean that the green energy technologies will be selling like nobody’s business and yeilding rediculous stock returns because of it.

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How can I make my Vermont Milk farm more Green, Cost-effective, and Profitable using Green Tech and Resoures?

Post on July 24th, 2009 by connor

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americanchambermusic asked:


I have a 300+ Cow Milk Farm for cheese production. I’ve been thinking about trying to recycle the Manure for methane fuel and maybe packaging up some as organic fertilizer. Also, I am interested in placing up some solar panel arrays and exploring any other new Green Tech and Resources out there. Am very interested but don’t know where to start.

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8-Cell AA/AAA NiMH Smart Battery Charger with discharge/conditioning and DC adapter

Post on July 19th, 2009 by connor

8-Cell AA/AAA NiMH Smart Battery Charger with discharge/conditioning and DC adapter

Specially designed for rechargeable batteries used in digital and audio products. Recharge 1-8 pcs AA and AAA batteries at a time Powered by an external AC switching mode adaptor with worldwide input (100 – 240VAC 50/60Hz) (AC adapter is not in picture above but is included) Also comes with a 12V car cigarette lighter adapter (CLA) Charge rate of 700mA so it is a faster charger than the popular 10 cell charger made by Vanson. 8 independent channels with individual LED display for proper charge, discharge & trickle charge Intelligent microprocessor controlled With negative delta V cut-off function. Charge only NiMH batteries with this charger because it is not optimised to charge NiCD batteries. Temperature sensors to avoid the battery from being damaged by over-heating. With mechanical & electrical protection against wrong polarity. With maximum charging timer control for overcharge protection.

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Faculty Summit 2008 Day 1: Power and Green Computing

Post on July 12th, 2009 by connor

googletechtalks asked:


Google Tech Talks July 24, 2008 ABSTRACT Faculty Summit 2008 – Day 1 Power and Green Computing – Bill Weihl Google continues to grow, and the infrastructure that underpins that growth depends on electricity. We will discuss a number of the challenges and opportunities in making our infrastructure greener. How can we make our servers and data centers more energy efficient? How can we reduce the environmental impact of the energy that we do consume? Speaker: Bill Weihl

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