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    November 11, 2010
    November 11, 2010
    Categories
    • renewable energy
    • solar energy

    Solar fuel – the thermo-chemical approach

    This is the thermo-chemical approach, in which solar energy is captured in the configuration of certain molecules, which can then release the energy on demand to […]
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    November 9, 2010
    November 9, 2010
    Categories
    • green technology
    • solar energy

    23 Year Old Invents Solar-Power Fridge Being Used In Africa

    23 year old Emily Cummins has invented a solar-powered fridge currently being used in Africa. It uses zero electricity to keep the contents at 43 degrees. […]
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    November 8, 2010
    November 8, 2010
    Categories
    • green technology
    • renewable energy
    • solar energy

    3 Emerging Green Technologies Leading to a Stronger Economy

    What you need to know about solar power, electric cars and robotics. Elections come and go, yet the economy is still struggling. Campaign promises and the […]
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    November 7, 2010
    November 7, 2010
    Categories
    • grey water recycling
    • water conservation

    How can I improve my greywater system?

    We’ve had an email from Su: I do like to tax the minds of all who read these sites, not intentionally, but in a ‘why don’t […]
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    November 6, 2010
    November 6, 2010
    Categories
    • climate change
    • natural environmental disasters

    Volcanoes Have Shifted Asian Rainfall

    Scientists have long known that large volcanic explosions can affect the weather by spewing particles that block solar energy and cool the air. Some suspect that […]
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    November 6, 2010
    November 6, 2010
    Categories
    • Uncategorized

    Standard Bank head office gets R2,3m solar hybrid water-heating system

    Banking group Standard Bank has invested R2,3-million in a hybrid solar water heating and heat pump system at the company’s head office in Johannesburg, as it […]
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    November 4, 2010
    November 4, 2010
    Categories
    • climate change
    • global warming

    Current Global Warming May Reverse Circulation in Atlantic Ocean

    …as It Did 20,000 Years Ago Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona scientists have researched how ocean currents in the Atlantic were affected by climate change in the […]
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    November 3, 2010
    November 3, 2010
    Categories
    • green energy
    • hydroelectric

    5-MW hydropower plant to be built in Zimbabwe

    South African hydropower plant developer, owner and operator NuPlanet has been granted a generation licence to build a 5-MW greenfield hydropower plant at the Mutirikwi dam, […]
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    November 1, 2010
    November 1, 2010
    Categories
    • eco friendly travel
    • sustainable tourism

    How to travel green — and luxe

    Simple steps to see the world while polluting less It’s a paradox of modern travel: The beauty of the natural world motivates many a globetrotter to […]
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    October 30, 2010
    October 30, 2010
    Categories
    • green technology
    • solar energy

    Military Forges Ahead On [Green] Tech

    Yes, It’s the military again, this time blazing the trail for alternative energy. It’s rushing to deploy solar energy equip on the battlefields of Afghanistan. No […]
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    October 28, 2010
    October 28, 2010
    Categories
    • climate change
    • rainwater harvesting
    • water and conflict

    When The Water Ends: Africa’s Climate Conflicts

    For thousands of years, nomadic herdsmen have roamed the harsh, semi-arid lowlands that stretch across 80 percent of Kenya and 60 percent of Ethiopia. Descendants of […]
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    October 26, 2010
    October 26, 2010
    Categories
    • energy crisis
    • solar energy
    • solar geysers

    Eskom sees 1 000-MW shortfall in 2012

    South African power utility Eskom calculates that South Africa’s electricity shortfall could peak in 2012 at 9 TWh, the equivalent of 1 000 MW, having confirmed […]
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    October 25, 2010
    October 25, 2010
    Categories
    • water pollution
    • water quality management

    Fences reduce water pollution

    Simply fencing off streams and drainage ditches so farm animals can’t deposit manure in and around them could cut levels of faecal pollution dramatically, according to […]
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    October 21, 2010
    October 21, 2010
    Categories
    • rainwater harvesting

    Rainwater Harvesting: Some Frequently Asked Questions

    1. How do I make a rainwater harvesting system pay for itself (amortize its cost) and why should I not just harvest rainwater for irrigation. Simply […]
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    October 16, 2010
    October 16, 2010
    Categories
    • green energy
    • renewable energy
    • solar energy
    • solar panels

    Solar Energy Gains Steam—or Rather, Hydrogen

    Solar power is arguably the cleanest energy source there is. But it’s also relatively inefficient—arguable from a technical standpoint, perhaps, but certainly not from a practical […]
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    October 13, 2010
    October 13, 2010
    Categories
    • biofuels
    • green energy
    • renewable energy

    Biomass gasification seen as attractive private power option

    The use of the “lesser-known” renewable energy, biomass gasification, could greatly assist the development of private power in South Africa, which is likely to face a […]
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    October 10, 2010
    October 10, 2010
    Categories
    • energy saving tips
    • green office

    10 Ways to Reduce Energy Use and Costs in Your Building

    Here are 10 ways you can reduce your energy usage and costs without sacrificing comfort or building functionality. 1. Assess how your building consumes and wastes […]
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    October 8, 2010
    October 8, 2010
    Categories
    • environmental footprint
    • sustainable living

    What is Sustainability?

    The concept of sustainability has been sustaining the earth for as long as it’s been around – that’s why this planet is still here. Yet there […]
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