Tag: static kill
Cool Green Morning: Thursday, August 5
Written by Darci Palmquist | August 5th, 2010
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Secret plots, controversy and oil oil oil…it’s time to get the low-down on today’s cool green news:
- Bike-riding and other environmental initiatives — a secret plot in Colorado? (Green)
- A Harvard prof’s controversial view: dams and genetically engineered food are good for poor countries. (Green Biz)
- Dare we say it? It looks like the static kill worked. (Christian Science Monitor)
- But, where did all the oil go? See this NOAA chart for the answer. (The Vine)
- Warming oceans are leading to more and bigger dead zones. (YaleE360)
Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, August 4
Written by Nicole Levins | August 4th, 2010
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Happy Cool Green Wednesday!
- Despite federal protection, cute little California sea otters are on the decline, and no one seems to know why. (Wired)
- Up to 80 percent of the world’s marine species remain undiscovered, says a new study. (YaleE360)
- Climate legislation might be at a standstill, but the climate isn’t taking a break. (DotEarth)
- Static kill sounds great and all, but experts say the relief well is the only way to really shut down the Gulf oil spill for good. (Christian Science Monitor)
- Since 2007, more than a trillion dollars has been invested in green business. (GreenBiz)
Cool Green Morning: Monday, August 2
Written by Nicole Levins | August 2nd, 2010
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Five fabulous green links, coming right up!
- A NASCAR track goes solar. (CleanTechnica)
- What’s the diff between “static kill” and “bottom kill”? (Christian Science Monitor)
- Economic ups and downs are shaking the confidence of green consumers. (GreenBiz)
- There’s more trouble on the horizon for the Gulf of Mexico. This time– dead zones. (DotEarth)
- Check out this great slideshow of green graffiti from around the world. (Huffington Post)
Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, July 21
Written by Nicole Levins | July 21st, 2010
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Another day, another delightful collection of great green links:
- Will “static kill” end the oil spill once and for all? (Christian Science Monitor)
- The Department of Energy goes green by going white…on the roofs of its offices. (Green)
- 304: The number of months– in a row– that global temperatures have been above average. (Mongabay)
- There may be a simple solution for storing wind energy: compressed air. (CleanTechnica)
- Are dissolvable eco-gowns the future of green weddings? (GreenBiz)
