Archive for 'Science & Technology' Category
Mar 7th, 2009 by Frederick Carle |
In this video discover +1 Water that comes to you in a bottle made from a renewable resource, corn, not petrochemical biproducts. The bottles are made from certified biodegradable NatureWorks PLA, and is not only compostable but is also recyclable along with other plastics. For more information click Here
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Jan 24th, 2009 by Frederick Carle |
In this video climatologist David Phillips answers our questions about the weather, global warming and climate change. For more information click Here
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Jan 20th, 2009 by Frederick Carle |
I’ve been writing a few articles about MacBook laptops and now I can finally say that I’m a real Mac person. I went to best buy this Sunday and I bought a 13in MacBook. It’s totally awesome. I just love the fact that it’s almost completely recyclable and made from aluminum.
What truly amazed me was [...]
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Jan 16th, 2009 by Frederick Carle |
If you’re a Mac enthusiast you must know that the 13in Macbook that came out at the end of this summer is a big step in computer designing in terms of the environmental impact. The laptop is fully built out of a block of aluminum. I don’t want to go into details on the conception [...]
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Oct 24th, 2008 by Frederick Carle |
The BMW Hydrogen 7 is the world’s first production-ready hydrogen vehicle. Yes it can fully work on hydrogen which I believe make it the world most eco-friendly car.
If the Hydrogen is created from renewable energy, it makes it 100% clean. Than you may ask why can’t you find it in showrooms? Like they say in [...]
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Oct 9th, 2008 by Frederick Carle |
The University of Ottawa was hosting “career in engineering day” this week and what caught my eye during this event was this little green laptop Nortel Networks had on their presentation table. It was the “one laptop per child” XO laptop. Although this is not a super computer it’s still a great learning machine.
The purpose [...]
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Sep 15th, 2008 by Brian Snedeker |
Here’s an invention that manages to be environmentally conscious and ridiculous at the same time.
Figure 1, above, may look like a lovely work of art meant to evoke little wavelets formed by raindrops on a serene body of water. But actually it’s the Eco-Drop shower floor. You turn on the shower and step in, the [...]
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Aug 13th, 2008 by Frederick Carle |