Producing Green Energy From A Variety Of Waste And Knocking Down Global Warming At The Same Time – Priceless !
Echo Energy Group, based out of South Carolina, is driven towards the total realization of the Waste To Energy (WTE) program. In its pursuit to serve industries and communities, Echo Energy provides a solution to trash reduction and resources optimization. Echo Energy Group has introduced an outstanding innovation in waste disposal: gasification. Echo Energy’s gasification technology was developed by NASA in the early 1980s and has been successfully tried and tested by the Department of Energy. This breakthrough in waste management (more…)
Dear Germany, When You Get To The Green Future, Please Throw The Rest Of Us A Rope!
Hailing from Freiburg, Germany, Rolf Disch is a renowned architect that has put his little city front and center on the eco-map. Literally transforming Freiburg into Germany’s eco-capital where about 35% of residents don’t own a car and new homes routinely incorporate photovoltaic panels. And now, a popular destination for tourist world-wide seeking the reality of sustainable architecture and the inspiration for better eco-friendly housing options for their future. (more…)
Why BP Is Stunned By Our Reaction To Their Planet Assault
It’s not only BP terrorizing the planet and they are by no means the first, nor probably the last. Big oil has gotten off scot-free treating Earth like a toxic, septic waste dump for about 100 years. What can be done? Well, a world wide mind-set change from the Ferengi Golden Rule of “The man with gold rules”, change laws and regulations that reward big oil violations with a civil slap on the wrist and a paltry capped fine. It needs to be a criminal offense with ramifications such as: (more…)
2010 – Birth Of Oregon Sustainability Center’s Living Building
Later this year construction will begin on the edge of the Portland State University campus in downtown Portland, for a living building – the Oregon Sustainability Center (OSC). Bringing together academic, government, nonprofit and business sectors to advance the region’s innovation in sustainability. (more…)
Excuse me BP, but I have a couple of questions. I know you are kind of busy and all but, are you trying to save that well?
I am not an petroleum engineer but it seems to me with all your failures – Top Hat, Top Kill, and Top Throw Down Some Tires, whatever, you keep wanting to tap the oil gushing out of the broke pipe! (more…)
Echo Energy Group, based out of South Carolina, is driven towards the total realization of the Waste To Energy (WTE) program. In its pursuit to serve industries and communities, Echo Energy provides a solution to trash reduction and resources optimization. Echo Energy Group has introduced an outstanding innovation in waste disposal: gasification. Echo Energy’s gasification technology was developed by NASA in the early 1980s and has been successfully tried and tested by the Department of Energy. This breakthrough in waste management (more…)
Hailing from Freiburg, Germany, Rolf Disch is a renowned architect that has put his little city front and center on the eco-map. Literally transforming Freiburg into Germany’s eco-capital where about 35% of residents don’t own a car and new homes routinely incorporate photovoltaic panels. And now, a popular destination for tourist world-wide seeking the reality of sustainable architecture and the inspiration for better eco-friendly housing options for their future. 
It’s not only BP terrorizing the planet and they are by no means the first, nor probably the last. Big oil has gotten off scot-free treating Earth like a toxic, septic waste dump for about 100 years. What can be done? Well, a world wide mind-set change from the Ferengi Golden Rule of “The man with gold rules”, change laws and regulations that reward big oil violations with a civil slap on the wrist and a paltry capped fine. It needs to be a criminal offense with ramifications such as: 
Later this year construction will begin on the edge of the Portland State University campus in downtown Portland, for a living building – the Oregon Sustainability Center (OSC). Bringing together academic, government, nonprofit and business sectors to advance the region’s innovation in sustainability. 
Excuse me BP, but I have a couple of questions. I know you are kind of busy and all but, are you trying to save that well?
