Monthly Archive for Dezember, 2010
Filed under: Diesel, EV/Plug-in, Green Culture, AutoblogGreen Exclusive
There are multiple ways to gauge popularity on the Internet. As we wrap up our work for 2010 - and look forward to a new year of amazing advances (and probably a fair share of setbacks) in the green car workd for 2011 - we wanted to see which posts were the most popular on AutoblogGreen this past year. As we... weiterlesen...
After 6 months and close to 30 shows, GigaOM TV’s Green Overdrive show is celebrating the coming of 2011 with a year-end wrap. Here’s our year in review for electric vehicles in 2010, including some of my favorite — and some of my not-so-favorite — test drives in 2010:
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One thing that I love at the end of each year is the roundup- the collections of best, worst, most popular and silliest stories from the sites that I follow. Inhabitat does a lovely one and even lets you vote on your favourite, a good idea. Here's their best of green architecture and best green products....Read the full story on TreeHugger
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One thing that I love at the end of each year is the roundup- the collections of best, worst, most popular and silliest stories from the sites that I follow. Inhabitat does a lovely one and even lets you vote on your favourite, a good idea. Here's their best of green architecture and best green products....Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Image: Elliot Brown via flickr
Who said the U.S. has the most lawsuit-happy culture? The UK supermarket giant Sainsbury's was sued back in September for using too much packaging. The case was dropped about a month later, but that didn't stop the New York Times from writing a story about packaging weiterlesen...
A Russian masonry stove. Image credit: Jennifer Boyer, used under Creative Commons license.
Some time ago I posted about the apparent dichotomy between eco-modernity and green traditionalism—suggesting that there is a very real danger of letting our critique of the status quo become a fetish for the past. I've also written about the benefits of the techn...Read the full s... weiterlesen...
Photo by Steve Nagada via Flickr Creative Commons
The International film competition by the 48 Hour Film Project is starting up again. The filmmakers have just 48 hours to write, shoot and edit a film project, and this year the theme is focused entirely on green. The grand prize is $5,000, so if you have a video camera, check out this competition!...Read the full story on TreeH... weiterlesen...
Photo: pencils of promise
It's new year's eve, time to think about those resolutions for 2011. Some for you (diet? gym? less computer?) and some for others.
Under that category there are so many worthy and important causes that one can donate to--here are just a few. Pencils of Promise, a non-profit group which works with communities in developing countries to build schools ... weiterlesen...
The island was abandoned by carmaker Renault almost 20 years ago, and with Nouvel’s design there is hope that Paris could have a new landmark on its hands. A mix of culture, commerce, urban parks and gardens, the city is hoping to create an attractive destination for both Parisians and tourists to enjoy both day and night. The Seguin will establish a large comp... weiterlesen...
As 2010 comes to a close with intense blizzards bringing much of the world to a standstill, there are still a few creatures who just can't keep from celebrating the chilly approach of a new year -- with a carefree dance in the winter wonderland. One young zoo penguin seems...Read the full story on TreeHugger
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