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Green Technology Products and Services as an initiative to Prevent & Control Pollution of natural resources and atmosphere and save the Earth for our future generations to come. We provide solutions to control and eliminate pollution by designing and developing Eco friendly products and systems with world-class Products and Technologies available , for a better tomorrow with an environment friendly & sustainable platform for a healthy, safe & greener earth.
We provide at source, Integrated Domestic & Industrial Waste management Systems, Alternative Eco friendly Products & Waste to Energy Solutions.…

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Checking out at the supermarket recently, the young cashier suggested I should bring my own bags because plastic bags weren’t good for the environment. I apologized and explained, “We didn’t have this green thing back in my earlier days“.

The clerk responded, “That’s our problem today. Your generation did not care enough to save our environment for future generations“.

She was right about one thing–our generation didn’t have the green thing in “Our” day. So what did we have back then? After some reflection and soul-searching on “Our” day, here’s what I remembered we did have….

« Gaasedal's Weblog - http://gaasedal.wordpress.com/2012/01/09/anyone-over-the-age-of-35-should-read-this-as-i-copied-this-from-a-friends-status/

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A design that lets you grow and harvest your dinner, right at the table - http://www.treehugger.com/sustainable-product-design/plantable-table-trellis-hybrid-jailmake.html

in Sustainable Homes and Communities

Recycled aluminum, colored lucite and solar panels were used to fabricate this powerful 15 ft. tall Sun-Catcher sculpture for Sculpture360: Season IV in the City of Clearwater, Florida. The solar panel installed on the top panel of the sun totem - captures the energy of the sun during the day and emits its dramatic stored light at night. The Sun-Catcher is thus, a visual display of the power and energy that’s available every day from a single solar panel’s relationship with the sun.

Read More: http://www.deedeemorrisonsculpture.com/portfolio/Portfolio/25/Sun-Catcher

in Solar PV Sustainable Homes and Communities

Aidan's exploration in the woods uncovered a mystery of science and he designed a fascinating tree solar collector as a result of his discoveries. After studying how trees branch in a very specific way, Aidan Dwyer created a solar cell tree that produces 20-50% more power than a uniform array of photovoltaic panels.

Read more: http://inhabitat.com/13-year-old-makes-solar-power-breakthrough-by-harnessing-the-fibonacci-sequence/

in Solar PV Sustainable Homes and Communities Biomimicry

Mechanical kitchen applicants

The R2B2 is a wonderful green kitchen appliance concept designed by Christoph Thetard and showcased at the recent Milan Furniture Fair. It uses a sustainable human powered flywheel to drive the spinning blade that allows you to blend, process and grind your food. Very Flintstone-ish, and eco-friendly!

http://www.designsojourn.com/the-r2b2-human-powered-kitchen-appliance-concept/

in Sustainable Homes and Communities

Simon Dale is a family man in Wales, the western part of Great Britain. His interest in self-sustainability and an ecological awareness led him to dig out and build his own home—one of the loveliest, warmest, most inviting dwellings you could ever imagine. And it cost him only £3,000

Read More - http://gaia-health.com/gaia-blog/2011-12-21/man-builds-fairy-tale-home-for-his-family-for-only-3000/

in Green Buildings Sustainable Homes and Communities

The Santa Fe Science Café for Young Thinkers presents Graydon Anderson, a chemist, discussing "What Is Clean Coal And Why Do We Need It?" (Part 1/4).

in Clean Coal Sustainable Homes and Communities

For purists who want to go the whole way with the original 100-mile challenge (to eat only that food which is grown within a 100 mile radius), the diet can still be a mind-boggling exercise: At the Herbfarm restaurant's annual 100-mile dinner, chefs gather their own seawater to evaporate into salt; grind elk horn into an ancient baking-powder substitute, and obtain rennet for cheese-making from the stomachs of young calves.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/pacificnw/2016669475_pacificpfootfood13.html?cmpid=2628

in Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry Sustainable Homes and Communities

Is sustainability science really a science? - http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/11/111123133628.htm?utm_source=feedburner

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PARIS — Eco-technology expo comes to Paris to showcase and discuss latest in environmental practices in France and beyond. - http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/global-observer/cleantech-and-biodiversity-on-the-menu-for-paris-pollutec-expo/730?tag=nl.e660

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IBD Distribution : Ealing, London - http://www.ibd-distribution.com/ealing.html

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Based on its sustainable design, UC Davis' new net zero energy community is designed to generate as much energy as it consumes. West Village could change how future developments are built across the world.

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Research and Innovation in Low Cost , Green & Clean Technologies to provide food and feed to our communities and hungry people, upgrade to efficient and integrated production systems, entrepreneuships and community development, environmental protection and conservation, mitigation & adaptation to climate change. Algal Technology as a key-stone for integrated systems (water treatment, food production, CO2 capture and others) in urban and rural environments. Eolian & solar energy (chemical or photosynthetic, thermic and photovoltaic) to move production systems more efficiently.

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Providing employees with a new recreational space to take a break from their workday, this space is not only different structurally, but the entire thing is made from bits of reclaimed cardboard and pallets from Bloomberg’s own trash bin.

http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/design-architecture/a-green-design-8220habitat-8221-made-from-a-companys-own-waste/2010

in Green Buildings Sustainable Homes and Communities

By 2035, we will need on third more the energy than we use today. The question is - where will this extra energy come from?

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A dairy farm in Wales that is powered by waste...

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I have been a big fan of solar power ever since I heard about it as as a kid in class 6 or 7. We were taught that we could generate electricity with the light of the sun, which being a never-ending resource was referred to as a “renewable” source of energy. I found it quite fascinating that sunlight could be so ‘powerful’ even as I had no idea how electricity was generated conventionally. And neither did I have any idea over the years it took me to reach the information age to understand the challenges – posed by technology…

in Solar PV Thin Film Solar Cells Sustainable Homes and Communities

Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have successfully created a sophisticated, yet affordable, method to turn ordinary glass into a high-tech solar concentrator. The technology, which uses glass coated with light-capturing dyes to collect and channel photons otherwise lost from a solar panel's surface, could eventually enable an office building to draw energy from its tinted windows as well as its roof.

in Solar PV Sustainable Homes and Communities

Dave Strenski - founder of SolarYpsi.org which was started six years ago by a group of volunteers to design, install, and educate the public about renewable energy and energy conservation - talks of seeing hope where others saw none, seeing opportunity where others saw a recession. Inspiring Stuff!

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