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Londons New Euro 4 Zone..Lower emissions with hydrogen gas from water,

2011-12-10T03:19:00.000-08:00

London drivers.

HGV's registed before 2006 and lighter vehicles built before 2002 will face

expensive upgrades to get your vehicles ready for Londons new

Euro4 and Euro3 emission standards.

Due in January 3 next year,£100.00 or £200.00 daily fines if vehicles are not

up to the new emission standards.

these can reduce emissions by up to 80% and could save you from having

to pay the cost of fitting a special filter,

£1,500 to £3,000 for vansand £3,000 to £7,000 for HGV heavy lorries.

There are an estimated 72,000 vans,minibuses and light utility vehicles

which will have to meet the new standards.

More info go to http://savefueluk.net

0% carbon trust loans.for Solar Panels

2009-09-30T13:34:00.000-07:00

Bournemouth School for Boys.Dorset.United Kingdom.
As at October 2009 are installing,a very large Solar panel setup on the school roof.to save on their power bills.
More Schools,Businesses & Councils,in the UK,should get Carbon Trust Loans at 0% & follow Bournemouths lead,before the £400 million is all used up.
Borrow £3,000 to £400,000 at 0% interest.

$2.265 million Solar panel contract

2009-09-30T13:27:00.000-07:00

GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP - USA.
Officials approved a $2.265 million contract Tuesday with Pepco Energy Services to run nearly 18 acres of solar panels atop a landfill closing in Galloway Township.Public Works Director Steve Bonanni estimated the township will collect $2.265 million during the next 15 years from leasing the Oak Avenue landfill site.
http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/press/atlantic/article_e4f58640-b70e-5835-9cbc-b05da779779b.html

Konarka portable solar panels.

2009-09-30T13:19:00.000-07:00

Winchester, UK - Konarka Technologies, Inc.
An innovator in development and commercialization of Konarka Power Plastic, a material that converts light to energy, has unveiled a line of solar panels for use in a variety of portable charging applications that will be available worldwide in the fourth quarter of 2009.
Commercial products incorporating Konarka Power Plastic 20 Series material, which include battery chargers for lighting, mobile phones and devices, carry bags and cafe umbrellas, will be available through the company's qualified resellers and partners program. http://www.eetimes.com/rss/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=220100531&cid=RSSfeed_eetimes_newsRSS

Free Climate Change Brochure download

2009-09-27T12:08:00.000-07:00

Download free climate brochures
　
Free information brochures are just a mouse click away. Distribute them to friends, family members, colleagues - even your favourite cafés.
http://www.davidsuzuki.org/Publications/Climate_Change_Reports/Brochures.asp

Electrical power cuts within 6 years in Britain.

2009-09-16T14:25:00.000-07:00

Why can't the United Kingdom Labout Govt.encourage Solar Panel use like the German Govt.
They have created 300,000 jobs & they export Solar Panels to the World.
There businesses are putting Solar panels on their roofs & farmers are putting elevated panels in their fields.Both are selling any extra electricity to the power stations. Within 10 years the solar subsidy will not have to be paid.

A school in Bournemouth is installing solar panels on the school roof to save electricity.
If the UK govt.subsidised the Solar industry there would be Hospitals,govt buildings etc.that could cut their power useage & help solve the predicted power cuts in 6 years time.
800,000 building workers will be out of work in the UK by Christmas 2009.
Small engineering shops could very easily start building Solar Panels & get the
building workers buzy again.
Solar Panels on cloudy can still heat up water,as the German ones are very efficient.
We must make better use of the suns energy.This could help slow climate change & create more jobs for Britain.
Also Hydrogen gas on demand extracted safely from water as you drive.
25% or more fuel savings.even up to 100%. A 5.7 litre V8 Camera has gone from 8 MPG to 16 MPG. 35% or more less pollution.Older vehicles benifite the most.
The USA Govt gives a $2,000 grant if businesses install hydrogen gas on demand
from water unites in their vehicles.
For more hydro gas info.Go to. www.savefueluk.net

Get 25% or more diesel,gasoline savings.

2009-09-09T05:29:00.000-07:00

You could be saving 25% or more on your diesel,gasoline or petrol vehicle fuel bills.using hydrogen gas on demand,which is extracted from water as you drive.
Also arround 35% less pollution.Drag cars are using hydrogen gas added to their fuel for extra power & faster quartermile times.
This system does not affect your new vehicle warranty or your insurance,as it is classed as not being a permanent add on to the engine.
Prices per hydrogen cell kit.Includes UK.Delivery by Fedex.Usually 1 hydro cell kit.per 1 litre engine size.For USA add £10 extra Delivery by Fedex.
1 hydro cell kit.£76.00 .2 hydro cell kit.£150.00 .3 hydro cell kit.£210.00 .4 hydro cell kit.£270.00.5 hydro cell kit.£330.00 .6 hydro cell kit.£390.00
Also Wholesale prices.We show you how to make your own hydro kit.
My 7 year old Skoda Octava automatic taxi,has 200,000 miles on the speedo & gets arround 100 to 150 miles extra per tank full,by adding hydrgen gas to diesel.
My last MOT,the pollution readings were down by 35%.The car has been using hydro gas for over 18,000 miles & it runs very quiet for a diesel.
The distilled water needs topping up about every 3,000 to 5,000 miles.
For more info go to.
http://savefueluk.net

Van drivers,get an extra 100 to 150 miles per tank fuel.

2009-08-26T08:38:00.000-07:00

Hydrogen gas extracted from water as you drive.Safe as you only make it as needed.
Add to Diesel, Petrol, Gasoline & LPG. Vehicles. Up to 25% Or more savings.
A 30 Year old Land Rover diesel, gets 71 MPG.35% Less Pollution.
We can help slow climate change.
Convert Your Car,Truck,Tractor,Boat,Bus,Coach,Generators,extra power for Drag cars or towing caravans or boats.
Water fuel technology has been around for over 100 years.The first internal combustion engines ran on Hydrogen (made from water) for the first 8 years until they "invented" gasoline or petrol. http://is.gd/1kSkG

Put yuur own lead capture "Drop In" onto any website.

2009-08-09T15:38:00.000-07:00

DISCOVER HOW TO: Put your own lead capture 'Drop In' onto literally ANY website,even 'Amazon' and then automatically repeat sell to these leads over and over again.
Go to http://bz9.cc/03i7

Save fuel add water to gas,diesel,less pollution,more MPG.

2009-08-09T15:24:00.000-07:00

Save fuel add water to gas,diesel,less pollution,more MPG.
As hydrogen gas on demand,extracted from water.35% less pollution,up to 50% fuel savings.
We can slow climate change ,as older vehicles get the most benifit from hydrogen gas.
We show you how to make your own hydro gas cells.
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2009-08-09T08:21:00.001-07:00

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Diesel issue still up in the air

2009-08-02T09:50:00.000-07:00

BURBANK — Protracted negotiations between Bob Hope Airport and air quality officials over the use of a 25-year-old diesel exhaust generator continue to drag on, nine months after the airfield was slapped with a violation.
http://is.gd/1ZgDd

2009-07-29T15:47:00.000-07:00

Pacific needs help to combat climate change: Oxfam
WELLINGTON (AFP) – Developed countries need to act urgently to help vulnerable Pacific island nations cope with climate change, international aid group Oxfam said Monday.

By the year 2050, about 75 million people could be forced to leave their homes due to climate change in the Asia-Pacific region, the Oxfam report said.

"Climate change has the potential to affect almost every issue linked to poverty and development in the Pacific," said Oxfam New Zealand executive director Barry Coates.

"Without immediate action 50 years of development gains in poor countries will be permanently lost," he said.
More info http://is.gd/1TliR

Contractors are offering low prices on any job.

2009-07-29T13:28:00.000-07:00

To bad governments are short on funds.
Placer County USA discovered that last week with the upcoming widening of the infamous Interstate 80 bottleneck in Roseville.
Officials thought they'd pay $35 million. But the winning bid came in at $24 million.
"If you have the money, now is the time to go," said Placer transportation official Celia McAdam. http://is.gd/1TaUd

Climate change helped the Incas build civilisation

2009-07-29T12:41:00.000-07:00

Machu Picchu: Scientists believe climate change was critical in allowing the Incas to build their civilisation.Their warfare, building and agricultural skills may have been impressive but, according to scientists in Peru, the Incas would have been nothing without good weather induced by climate change. More info http://is.gd/1T7yI

San Francisco Bay waters have risen 8 inches,Since 1900

2009-07-26T14:07:00.000-07:00

A giant submerged curtain anchored under the Golden Gate Bridge that rises in storms to hold back big waves. Huge levees with pumps run by tidal power. Vast networks of new wetlands from Silicon Valley to San Francisco, some created on old parking lots and bayfront warehouse sites.
Science fiction? Maybe. Or perhaps San Francisco Bay in 100 years.
On Tuesday, the ideas were among six winners in the Rising Tides contest, a design competition to engineer possible solutions for San Francisco Bay in the next century as its waters are predicted to rise as much as 4½ feet because of global warming. More info http://is.gd/1NUCG

USA Govt.Tax Credits for Solar Panels.

2009-07-26T13:05:00.000-07:00

Tax credits for solar panels, solar water heaters, geothermal heat pumps, heavy-duty insulation & windows & electricity-saving air conditioning.
At the Department of Housing and Urban Development, a new generation of energy-efficiency mortgages is being rolled out, starting with Federal Housing Administration loans that offer 5 percent larger mortgage amounts to people who plan to undertake energy-efficiency improvements. More info. http://is.gd/1NR8Y

Tackling climate change cost-effective.

2009-07-24T15:53:00.000-07:00

It will be paid for by benefits that would come from better energy security, employment and health.
Rajendra Pachauri says ahead of major announcement on 2013 reports Measures needed to tackle global warming could save economies more money than they cost.
The world's top climate change expert said today. Rajendra Pachauri, the head of the Intergovernmental Panel.
More info. http://is.gd/1KYDc

Windfarm Britain means (VERY) expensive electrictiy

2009-07-23T16:01:00.000-07:00

Windfarm Britain means (very) expensive electricity comment
Renewable energy at normal prices 'is a myth'
By Lewis Page • Get more from this author
Posted in Environment, 22nd July 2009 10:00 GMT
TechNet Virtual Conference: available on demand
A recent industry study into the UK energy sector of 2030 - which according to government plans will use a hugely increased amount of wind power - suggests that massive electricity price rises will be required, and some form of additional government action in order to avoid power cuts. This could have a negative impact on plans for electrification of transport and domestic energy use.
more info. http://is.gd/1Jr30

City Solar panel Sharing with Business.

2009-07-23T09:03:00.000-07:00

City pairs with Huntington Beach Solar Energy Group to provide discounts of $150 per kilowatt on the companys solar panels http://is.gd/1IVoO

Unitedkingdom.Slow with Solar Energy.

2009-07-23T08:44:00.000-07:00

Canadian Solar Inc received orders for 120 mega-watt (MW) of solar module products from 24 customers in Europe, North America and Asia, including a 30MW deal with German solar energy specialist systaic AG .
Why is the UK govt. slow with Solar Panel Energy?
800,000 UK. building workers will be out of work by the end of 2009.
Instaling Solar panels,could get 1,000's of them back to work.
Also it would save lots of electricity.

How Antarctica's glaciers will contribute to future sea-level rise.

2009-07-22T07:38:00.000-07:00

How Antarctica's glaciers will contribute to future sea-level rise.
http://is.gd/1HIFM

Slow Climate Change with hydrogen gas from water.

2009-07-22T07:06:00.000-07:00

For more info go to http://savefueluk.net

Biofuels a sad distraction, used to buy off farmers' votes.

2009-07-21T08:29:00.000-07:00

Biofuels a sad distraction, used to buy off farmers' votes.
Letter to the editor
by Christopher Calder Eugene, Ore.
PUBLISHED ON 7/6/09

Voting out politicians who support biofuels will lower food prices 25 percent to 50 percent, improve our gas mileage by several miles per gallon, and slow global warming by reducing the release of carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide. It will reduce water pollution and shortages, and slow the rate of topsoil erosion in the Midwest। Topsoil in our strategic grain producing states is eroding so quickly that in 75 to 100 years it may be impossible to grow corn, soybeans, and wheat, the foundations of our food supply। Your grandchildren may starve and our civilization may collapse because our politicians are wasting our most precious natural resources producing a worthless product that is so inefficient it gives us little or no net energy gain। Politicians use the biofuel hoax to buy off the farm vote and appear to be "green" to the uniformed public. Local biofuel advocates include Congressman Peter DeFazio and State Sen. Floyd Prozanski.

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In 30 days get 6963 people reading what you posted

2009-07-19T12:48:00.000-07:00

In 30 days get 6963 people reading what you posted,or following your Twitter links.

http://is.gd/1EnQN

Musicians promote your Myspace songs direct to iphones

2009-07-19T12:41:00.000-07:00

Thanks to twitter.Musicians promote your Myspace songs, play direct to iphones. http://micurl.com/41ccqjq

U.S.A.Development program that can improve global health

2009-07-16T15:26:00.000-07:00

Roll Back the Darkness in a Sustainable, Cost-Effective Way
Authors:
Isobel Coleman, Senior Fellow for U.S. Foreign Policy
Steve Israel, Representative, 2nd District, New York
July 13, 2009Huffington Post
Imagine a U.S. development program that can dramatically improve global health -- even saving 4,000 lives a day. It can significantly reduce violence against women. It can help combat the effects of climate change. It can enable millions of poor girls to attend school. It can help the world's poorest save and earn more money. And these results can be achieved with relatively small amounts of money in some of the most unstable places like Pakistan and Somalia, where results are most needed.
We are talking about deploying small-scale solar devices through microfinance projects designed to empower woman as small business leaders. Funding solar villages can help meet the basic energy needs of the more than 3 billion people in the world with no reliable access to electricity and be one of the highest returns on investment for U.S. development assistance.
Every day, tens of thousands of people are burned by kerosene lamps. Not only are these lamps dangerous and dirty, they are expensive and provide poor lighting, which destroys eyesight. Solar-powered lanterns can replace the kerosene that billions of poor families rely on to light their homes. Most importantly, solar-powered lanterns and the hours of light they provide bring hours of increased safety and security for communities in dangerous areas. LED lanterns can even double as chargers to power up electrical devices. In terms of cost-effectiveness, an LED lantern pays for itself in less than a year.
Just a few years ago in rural India, a small group of women transformed their lives and their village with a small stock of solar lanterns. The housewives-turned-entrepreneurs sold solar and other renewable energy products; their main income generator was portable solar lamp rentals, which provided eight hours of light to families who rented the lanterns. The women turned a profit, improved their village, and demonstrated the demand for these devices in remote areas. Their success was made possible with a small grant from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, a Department of Energy lab located in Colorado.
This is exactly the type of smart program we need to help recreate around the developing world. Other solar devices, such as solar cookers, can reduce the devastating environmental impact of chopping down trees to provide fuel for fires. The resulting deforestation leads to severe flooding and ruined soil quality.

Leading climate scientists also contend that black soot from cooking stoves across the developing world is contributing as much as 18% of the planet's warming. The dangerous toxins from the cookers also cause respiratory illnesses which lead to 1.6 million deaths each year -- more than the number who die annually from malaria.

Solar devices can be a cost-effective way to slow global warming and save lives. And we're giving people sustainable ways to improve their own lives, by owning businesses that create wealth.
Humanitarian aid and microfinance organizations have been among the first to embrace small-scale solar devices. Solar lanterns are providing increased security for communities. Solar-powered water-purification systems are providing clean drinking water to refugees. Camps in Sudan, Chad, and Nepal have all begun using solar devices and the results so far have been overwhelmingly positive.
One of the smartest foreign assistance initiatives the United States could undertake is to jump-start these promising solar-powered efforts around the world. There is currently a bill pending in Congress (sponsored by Congressman Israel) to help authorize five years' worth of funding starting with an initial $10 million investment in the deployment of these devices to the developing world, and another $90 million investment over the next four years to bring commercially viable and affordable renewable energy options to the world's poorest through microfinance programs targeted at empowering women. The House of Representatives has committed to the initial $10 million investment. If passed, this bill could create a long-standing program to provide financing for millions of LED lanterns to be distributed through microfinance organizations, as well as the development of next-generation solar cookers. It would also be a game-changer for U.S. businesses working to develop solar technology, providing them with new demand and competition to spur research and development.
Going green is no longer simply a luxury for wealthy countries. As these simple solar tools show us, exactly the opposite is true. People in impoverished, resource-scarce, conflict-ridden areas need renewable energy more than anyone. We now have the technology to light up the darkness in cost-effective, sustainable ways. Funding these innovations should be a priority for U.S. foreign assistance.
Congressman Steve Israel represents New York's 2nd Congressional District. Isobel Coleman is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and directs the Council's Women and Foreign Policy program.

Climate change forecast: warmer, wetter in Pennsylvania

2009-07-16T15:13:00.000-07:00

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- A climate change study from Penn State University says more precipitation and warmer temperatures are in the forecast for the commonwealth over the next century.
Scientists at the school's Environment and Natural Resources Institute say temperatures in Pennsylvania could rise an average of 3 to 7 degrees, depending on greenhouse gas emission levels.
Precipitation may increase, especially in winter, though it's expected to be more rain and less snow.
That forecast could spell trouble for ski resorts. Conversely, the report suggest the growing season could extend by three to five weeks.
The study was conducted for the state Department of Environmental Protection.

Melting Glaciers in Greenland.

2009-07-12T12:41:00.000-07:00

The Ilulissat glacier and icefjord have been on UNESCO's world heritage list since 2004 and is the most visited site in Greenland, its ice and pools of emerald-blue water admired by tourists and studied by scientists and politicians around the world.

The glacier is the most active in the northern hemisphere, producing 85 million tonnes of icebergs per day, according to Khan.

The melting ice is both a consequence and a cause of global warming: ice reflects heat, as opposed to water which absorbs it and warms up the climate, thus causing more glaciers and snow to melt.

Khan explained that Ilulissat is losing more than 30 cubic kilometres (seven cubic miles) of ice a year, compared to 10 cubic kilometres in 2000 and just five in 1992.

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Collect leads from Google.Amazon.Myspace.

2009-07-08T15:48:00.000-07:00

Collects Leads From Sites YOU DON'T OWN. Even Google, Twitter,Amazon,Myspace,
Youtube,Bebo. etc.
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Cheaper to purify dirty water,than use desalination

2009-06-28T14:04:00.000-07:00

SMART money prefers backing water-reuse projects over desalination ones, says a study done jointly by Singapore and foreign consultants.
This is because it is cheaper to purify the outfall from water reclamation plants than to turn sea water into drinking water.
A sneak preview of the findings of the study by homegrown PUB Consultants and Global Water Intelligence (GWI), a leading analyst of the international water industry, bodes well for Singapore's foray into NEWater, the product of recycling used water.
PUB research associate Wong Xin Wei said: 'Instead of just discharging water from reclamation plants into the sea, you can make the investment to capture it and treat it to a higher level and then reuse it.'
And there are buyers for this know-how. Singapore's water authority PUB has already exported its technology to countries such as Saudi Arabia.
On home ground, the latest NEWater factory in Changi will step up recycled water production from 69,000 cu m a day to 228,000 cu m a day by the middle of next year.
So how much cheaper is recycled water than desalinated water?
When the NEWater factory in Changi begins treating water next month, Sembcorp will charge the PUB 30 cents for each cubic meter of NEWater - a steal when compared to the 78 cents for each cubic meter of desalinated water coming out of SingSpring Desalination Plant in Tuas.
The PUB-GWI report was put together to list the facilities which are involved in water-reuse across the world and to and analyse and predict market trends.
The study shows that if the current total of 2,659 plants work at full capacity, they will be able to churn out 93.5 million cu m of recycled water for domestic use each day.
Read the full report in Thursday's edition of The Straits Times. Go to
http://is.gd/1hhUb

Poor farmers learn to make bio-gas

2009-06-25T15:32:00.000-07:00

Poor farmers learn to make bio-gas
(23-06-2009)
HAU GIANG — Can Tho University is training poor farmers in the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Hau Giang to make bio-gas and fertilisers from water hyacinths and agricultural waste such as rice husk.
The university project – titled Production of Aqua and Agricultural Products and Renewable Energy from Water Hyacinths and Waste — which began in 2007, has received funding of 1 million euros (US$1.3 million) from the Luxembourg Agency for Development Cooperation collaboration.
Dr Do Ngoc Quynh, the project’s technical consultant, said 2,340 farmers without land or with less than 2.3 hectares and having a monthly income of less than VND 300,000 have received training in technologies and methods to make bio-gas from water hyacinths and processing the aquatic plant for aquaculture silage, and compost.

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Savefueluk add hydrogen gas on demand

2009-06-22T15:53:00.000-07:00

Hydrogen gas on demand from water,added to your gasoline,diesel,petrol.Less pollution by arround 35%More miles per gallon 50% or more.

Also more power,Drag cars are getting faster quarter mile times,using hydrogen gas on demand from water.

This is how older vehicles can help slow globle warming,with very little cost.
A 30 year old Land Rover now gets 70 miles per gallon.

We show you how you can even make your own hydrogen gas cells,or buy the complete unites,ready for you to instal your self,or have them instaled for you.

Become an instaler & earn arround £40 an hour,about 1 to 2 hours for most instalations. Go to http://savefueluk.net