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noaa storm bonnie gulf 7-23-2010 image Image: NOAA, public domain. Update: Tropical Storm Bonnie Goes to Early Grave, Oil Cleanup Resumes Luckily It's Only a Tropical Storm, Not a Hurricane Ships around the site of the BP formely-leaking-but-now-capped oil well have been ordered to evacuate because of Bonnie, a tropical storm that is now over the Southern tip of Florida. Bonnie currentl... Read the full story on TreeHugger
diy solar shower photo Image credit: Green Power Science From flash cooking eggs with a Fresnel lens, to building your own solar space heater with discarded campaign signs, Dan and Denise Rojas of Green Power Science are clearly at the more Macgyver end of renewable energy. And this latest offering is no exception - building a DIY solar shower for their carport using black hose-pipe. ... Read the full story on TreeHugger
2011 lincoln mkz hybrid photo Photo: Lincoln 41 MPG City, 36 MPG Highway We're about to find out if car buyers prefer superior fuel economy or power. Ford has announced that its 2011 Lincoln MKZ hybrid will be priced at $35k, the same as the regular gas-powered V6 MKZ. According to the EPA numbers, the hybrid will get a combined MPG of 39 while the V6 will get a combined 21 MPG. That's a significant improvement, and while horsepower is lower, the low-end torque of the electric motor can compensate for that in many situations. Read on for more details and photos.... Read the full story on TreeHugger
hardcover books image Photo by Horia Varlan According to Amazon, e-books are outpacing hardcover books by around 50%, with about 143 e-books sold for every 100 hardcovers on average over the past three months, and 180 e-books sold for every 100 hardcovers last month. The company pins it on the lower price point for Kindle devices, saying it has reached a tipping point and e-books are set to take over. But there's an important element to the numbers that keep old-fashi... Read the full story on TreeHugger
dead penguin photo Photo: Flickr, CC On the Average Year, Only About 10 Dead Penguins are Found in that Area Over just the past 10 days, around 500 dead penguins have washed up on beaches in the Sao Paolo state of Brazil. What killed the black-and-white birds is still a mystery, though the autopsy of some of the dead birds has revealed empty stomachs, meaning that starvation could be the cause of death. But if that's the case, what is the cause of the starvation? The plot thickens. Read on for more details.... Read the full story on TreeHugger
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diamond aircraft DA42 new generation photo photo: Diamond Aircraft A new and notable world's first in the realm of aviation biofuels: EADS, maker of the Airbus and lots of defense and transport aircraft, has announced the completion of the first flight powered entirely by algae-based biofuel. A growing number of companies are engaged in testing algae-based aviation biofuel, but until now these have all been done either with a blend of biofuel and fossil fuels, or with biofuel powering just one of multiple jet engines.... Read the full story on TreeHugger
Air-Pots plants healthy trees photo Image Credit: Superoots We like trees in our cities and urban zones; they enhance the air quality, provide shade and are also nice to look at. However, to get those trees into the cities is not an easy task. Josep Selga, who reinvented the way we farm trees at Santa & Cole Forestry Division in Spain, asked the following questions at TEDx in Barcelona this month: Do we know how to cultivate trees to plant in our cities? Do we kno... Read the full story on TreeHugger
edward teller photoWe've covered before how climate change deniers and the think tanks they're associated with often ironically support geoengineering schemes to stop the very thing they say isn't happening, but New Scientist has a good new piece that really lays it all bare. Keep in mind that the type of geoengineering being discussed below--mimicking a volcanic eruption by Read the full story on TreeHugger