Take Charge Power Outlets Take the Bite Out of Vampire Power
Now there’s an eco-friendly alternative to electrical power bars and it actually saves you money on your energy bills. Take Charge is offering smart power outlets with timed charging which helps eliminate vampire power. Vampire power is the electric power consumed by electronic devices while …
Green News Weekly – Matt Damon, 15 Earth Day Tips, Energy Efficient Gaming and Eco-friendly Light Bulbs
Welcome back to the Planet Forward blog for more green news highlights from environmental stories in the past week. This week features: Matt Damon is set to star and co-write an anti-fracking film; 15 easy green tips that make a difference and honour Earth Day; …
Green News Weekly – Super Bowl XLVI Offsets Consumption, Leonardo DiCaprio Sustainable Coffee and Wind Power in California
Welcome back to the Planet Forward blog for another edition of our weekly green news highlights. This week: Super Bowl XLVI is a lot greener than you think despite the huge consumption at the event; Leonardo DiCaprio: Lyon blend sustainable coffee benefitting the Leonardo DiCaprio …
Green News Weekly – Chevy Volt Fire, LG to Half Carbon Footprint and Orangutan Salad Fights Deforestation
Welcome back for another edition of weekly green news featuring some articles from the past week focusing on the green movement. This week: digging a little deeper into the Chevrolet Volt fire; LG’s ambitious plan to reduce their carbon footprint by 50 percent within 9 …
How Do Products Earn an Energy Star Rating?
Most of our readers are aware of the ENERGY STAR label, but how is it qualified? ENERGY STAR is a trusted, internationally recognized, government-backed symbol representing energy efficiency, environmental protection and cost-savings for energy-efficient products and practices. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) establishes criteria for …
Two UK police stations to receive a green retrofit
Ever since I was just a young child I remember that the police always had a number of nicknames associated with them, in many cases you’d be more likely to to hear the nickname rather than the word police itself. Growing up in England I …
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