Saving Water, Electricity, Honda Civic, Solar and the Prius
Written on June 16, 2008 – 11:48 am | by jaygaulardcom |
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Seven Ways to Save Energy by Saving Water
Though many states and localities are waking up to their water shortages and taking steps to plan for “peak water”, people generally continue to waste water and to ignore the energy-water link.
New Material Absorbs Light Completely And Generates Electric
A partnership between Duke University and Boston College turned out to be very beneficial for the science world, as they obtained a metamaterial that absorbs all the light it gets (yes, it becomes invisible) and that is supposed to generate energy more efficiently than the solar cells.
Civic Outsells F-150 for First Time Ever
Go little Civic, go!
It seems incredible then that the U.S. Senate has again failed to pass a bill that would extend solar tax credits to build new power plants.
Prius is Now the Most Searched New Car on Cars.com
Cars.com has announced that for the first time ever, the Toyota Prius has become the most searched for new vehicle on the popular vehicle classifieds site — surpassing long time favorites such as the Accord and Camry. The Prius first appeared in the top 10 most searched vehicles list last summer.
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2 Responses to “Saving Water, Electricity, Honda Civic, Solar and the Prius”
By lisa on Jun 16, 2008 | Reply
I’m sorry this has nothing to do with this post, but I was looking for the old caves in brewster, more specifically the satan caves you once wrote about. How do you get there? I dont know where to start on magnetic mine road. Please help me.
By jaygaulardcom on Jun 18, 2008 | Reply
The enterance is up on the hill on the left if you are driving towards Carmel. You really need to find someone local to help out because it’s tricky to find.