The second EcoPinion Survey provides further evidence of a green gap between willingness to adopt or purchase green products, services and technologies, and consumer value perceptions around those offerings. While concern for the environment is at an all time high, consumers think that many forms of green technology (renewable, energy efficient or recycled materials) are cost prohibitive, difficult to understand and maintain, and aesthetically unappealing.
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Is there life after cars? Could your house be transformed into a unit in a mixed-use, multifamily building with a vegetable garden on the roof? Would you drink "toilet to tap" water - purified, recycled sewage - or would you rather die of thirst?
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Energy Saving - Reduce Reuse Recycle: How Much Electricity Does a Nintendo Wii Use? - 0 views
Solar Powered Laser Promising Unlimited Energy | Got2BeGreen - 0 views
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The heat could then be used to power turbines and the hydrogen could power hydrogen-based car engines. According to Takashi Yabe, a professor of mechanical engineering and science at the Tokyo Institute, the magnesium oxide resulting from the reaction could get recycled into magnesium again.
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The Green Building Exchange [Its a shop!] held its grand opening Saturday in Redwood City, Calif. It is the first shopping and meeting center of its kind serving home buyers, builders and nonprofit groups. Products on display include solar panels, recycled renovation materials and low-toxic furniture.
Solar Ivy Nears Commercial Availability - 2 views
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Sustainable design start-up SMIT has been working on solar and wind powered facade technology for a while under the GROW moniker. Now, the company is about to blow the lid off the solar-powered GROW with commercial availability. SMIT is using a new name and website, Solar Ivy, for the biomimicry-inspired innovation made with recyclable polyethylene leaves, Konarka Power Plastic organic photovoltaics, and a structural stainless steel mesh system.
ITS has secured 6 EUR Million in funding to finance production ramp up : Innotech Solar - 1 views
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Innotech Solar AS has today completed a funding round of 6 EUR Million with the investors Sustainable Technologies Funds and Northzone Ventures.
Entrepreneur turns plastic waste into a way to save trees in Kenya - CSMonitor.com - 2 views
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Our DMG® Technology is the pioneering process of recovering energy from unrecyclable plastic, end-of-life tyres and other waste streams through small scale gasification into an energy rich clean syngas (synthetic gas similar to natural gas) from which electrical power and hydrogen can be produced.
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