Russ Lanoie When we considered purchasing e-Bikes this past summer, I pondered whether a maker of cordless electric yard tools could produce their own e-Bikes so that expensive batteries could be shared. This would help eliminate having to have yet … Continue reading →
N.R. Mallery We assume most readers of Green Energy Times compost their food scraps. If you do not compost, we hope you will start immediately. If you garden, you have probably been composting for a long time. In a posting … Continue reading →
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Unfortunately, the answer may very well be yes. A 2012 study published in the peer-reviewed scientific journal, Environmental Research, found that exposure to certain lawn care products, such as the … Continue reading →
Helen Hong Ask anyone why they shop at the COVER Store in downtown White River Junction, and you will get a myriad of answers. “The Store has a funky, rolling yard sale vibe. The staff is helpful, and they know … Continue reading →
What is “embodied carbon” and what percent of our greenhouse gas emissions does it make up? And how can we reduce it? EarthTalk®, From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine As the process of reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) … Continue reading →
Larry Plesent Breathing, moving, eating, being. The very act of living borrows electrons from otherwise stable unions creating notably unstable atoms with an extra electron whizzing around their cores. This extra electron leaves the molecule wanting to balance its energy. … Continue reading →
David Fried Today the sky is the bluest blue after a bit of spring cool rain. I can lie on my back and get lost in this blue. Maybe this is why when a friend is a real friend, they … Continue reading →
Bob and Suzannah Ciernia Readers of the Green Energy Times (G.E.T.) are among the nation’s most knowledgeable supporters of renewable energy. If you want to know about solar, wind, electric vehicles, batteries, and a host of cutting-edge developments, the companies … Continue reading →
Alan Betts The global climate situation has become very challenging as Mother Nature has taken over to save life on Earth in the face of the planned criminal destruction by the fossil fuel industry to maximize its profits. I have … Continue reading →
Russ Lanoie One of the biggest environment threats to ponds, lakes and rivers comes from erosion of natural soils in developed areas. Unpaved roads, road shoulders, driveways, roof drip lines, construction and logging areas are subject to the erosive power … Continue reading →