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Alternative Fuels - Conserve the Environment
Alternative fuels like ethanol and biodiesel are increasingly finding a place in the world for a varied amount of uses. Traditional sources of energy are becoming more expensive and it is not possible that we can continue with the current consumption rate for a very long period of time. More and more people are now relying on alternative sources of energy for saving the energy of the world. Ethanol is being used by more and more citizens of the world. Even alternative fuels are...
Ethan K.
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How Oil Prices Today Can Affect Your Lifestyle
Priced in excess of $120 per barrel, oil prices today are about three times the amount from what they used to be four years ago. The result of an explosion in demand unsatisfied by adequate supplies, the surge in oil prices has hit consumers in many ways. To understand how oil prices today can affect your lifestyle, it is important to examine the effects of increased oil prices on the lives of the average consumer.
Lewis Hopewell
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Stop the Oil Guzzler
It is often said that for every problem there is a solution. Our nation is now faced with the problem of having a limited supply of oil. World demand for oil is growing and oil supplies are dwindling.
Melvin Polatnick
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The Real Reason Behind the Gas Crisis
It's crazy to hear all the talk about the price of gas but yet we have been suckered bythe giant oil companies to believe that there is no better way but to produce more. Not True...
John Tarawali
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Energy Independence? Yes We Can!
It is only the glass half-empty crowd, bureaucrats and politicians that never solve problems, that say we can't become free of imported energy. It will take a coming together, a new Manhattan Project, with all sides freshly open to all sources of supply and sources that might be deemed less preferable than a utopian "Nirvana-esque" solution. Green is good. Fossil fuels are essential. New technologies are desirable and being researched. We must aggressively seek answers from...
Geoff Ficke
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Oil Companies Are Not the Cause of the Oil Crisis
Energy companies - specifically oil companies - have taken a real beating at the hands of journalists, commentators, T.V. personalities, and many politicians. But do they deserve it? Are oil companies the main contributing factor to our current high cost of energy?
David Lewis
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Telecommuting 2.0 - A Possible Solution to the Energy Crisis
Telecommuting offers a legitimate solution to the current energy crisis. Unfortunately, telecommuting is only used by a small percentage of the work place. There are fundamental issues with telecommuting which have limited its adoption by workers and employers. Telecommuting 2.0 is a well needed upgrade to traditional telecommuting. Like all upgrades, there is a cost. Commuting.
A. Ullman
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The Simple Solution to High Gasoline Prices
Did you know that your vehicle does not burn all the gas you pump into it? In fact, most vehicles only burn about 80-85% of the fuel in the tank. That means that for every $100 you spend on gas $15-20 goes unburned. What a waste! With these gasoline prices, imagine how much money you could save and how much farther you could drive on a tank if your car actually burned all the fuel completely.
Marie Karsemeyer
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Solar Dyes - Turn Skyscrapers Into Power Generators and Improve Solar Panels by 50%
This technique could literally convert hundreds of thousands of glass buildings around the world into power plants. The team of scientists at MIT believes the technology could be available in 3 years.
Linda A.
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Ways to Conserve Energy
Why waist countless dollars on electricity when you can generate your own? Saving thousand of dollars per month, as well as preserving earth while it still isn't too late. All of which can be accomplished by following simple steps and procedures. Allowing for a safer and better future. As well as saving yourself lots of money!
Vladimir Fazilov
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