Environment Articles
81: Living Off The Grid - Phantom Loads
You've probably heard the term before "phantom load", but what exactly is it? A phantom load is any appliance that draws electricity even when their supposed to be off. In some households this can account for up to 15% of your total energy bill.
82: Living Off The Grid - Powering Your Home
Admittedly it's one of the big sticking points in everyone's move to living off the grid; however, it really shouldn't be. Powering your off grid home is simpler and cheaper than you think.
83: Renewable Energy From The Earth's Core
We can use the steam and hot water produced inside the earth to heat buildings or generate electricity. This so-called geothermal energy is a renewable energy source because the water is replenished by rainfall and the heat is continuously produced inside the earth.
84: Understanding Geothermal Heat Sources
In this article, we shall explore information to provide an answer to the question; what is geothermal energy? We hope this source will be suitable for educational reference to both adults and teenagers.
85: Why Drink Bottled Water?
This article highlights disadvantages to using bottled water and describes the benefits of a whole-house water treatment system.
86: Alternative Energy from the Ocean
Employing the oceans for energy is still a very young science although the use of Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion is not new - dating back as it does to 1881. In fact very little has been done to harness power this way with just a single lab on the island of Hawaii. Read more...
87: Advantages And Disadvantages of Geothermal Energy
The quantity of geothermal energy is virtually infinite and the environmental benefits are beyond reproach. Set against this are the disadvantages such as the need for more Research and Development and the substantial investment costs.
88: Why Are The Bridges Falling In The United States At An Increased Rate
We all know of london bridge falling down, but should the United States be having these issues?
89: The Effects Of Environment On Water Crystals
Water crystals are amazing, so what really affects them?
90: Could "The Day After Tomorrow" Really Happen?
This article explores whether global warming could really cause disaster to strike Earth in the manner depicted in the movie graphic of storm "The Day After Tomorrow"? Could we have killer tornados attacking in roving gangs, murderous ice balls the size of sour grapefruits falling from the sky, waves of cold air that descend in minutes to freeze the doodads off metal statues and any nearby humans?
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