Eco

• ‘The East’: A stupid eco-activist fantasy film only the FBI could love

  This week the “gritty” “fascinating” “illogical” “thriller” The East debuts at Sundance. The film stars Brit Marling as an ex-FBI agent hired by an evil corporation to infiltrate an eco-anarchist g...

  0 comments | Jan.28.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Europe ‘has failed to learn from environmental disasters’

  Report says thousands of lives could have been saved and damage to ecosystems avoided if early warnings heeded Europe has failed to learn the lessons from many environmental and health disasters li...

  0 comments | Jan.24.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  LSIS Wins Orders for Projects of Installing Smart Grids and GIS-based Substations in Iraq

  The total value of the new projects reaches 115.2 billion won…the company will accelerate its globalization. The LSIS received orders for large scale smart grid and power transmission/distribution...

  4 comments | Jan.22.2013 | The News > Korea

• Samsung’s ecobubble washing machine advertisement(really funny)

  This video clip is new version of Samsung washing machine advertisement. It is to change their brand image caused from pre- SSD advertisement criticized for animal abuse. To emphasize brand’s eco-f...

  0 comments | Jan.15.2013 | Get involved > Videos

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  Eco-drive Education Proved to be Effective for Saving Fuel and Reducing Greenhouse Gases

  Korea Transportation Safety Authority announced the results of analysis on eco-drive education. A survey found that eco-drive education, which is being provided by Korea Transportation Safety Autho...

  0 comments | Jan.14.2013 | The News > Korea

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  With Help from IBM, Europe’s EV Charging Network Surges Forward

  Just a few weeks ago, IBM launched a nifty little electric vehicle charging demonstration project called the E-Mobility B2B Marketplace, which is designed to provide the business sector with seamle...

  1 comments | Jan.10.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Turning Massive Cargo Ships Into Sailboats Could Save 25 Million Tons of Fuel

  Huge vessels carrying heavy loads create heaps of carbon dioxide. Solar-collecting sails could be the solution. If the oceanic cargo industry were a country, it would be the sixth largest emitter o...

  0 comments | Dec.26.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  Thousands more households could be in fuel poverty by Christmas

  Source: The Guardian Up to 300,000 have fallen into difficulties over winter, while scheme to cut energy costs could take 30 years to succeed About 300,000 more households could be in fuel poverty...

  0 comments | Dec.17.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  The Next Big Thing in Eco-Architecture: Paper Houses

  Source: Takepart A German design firm built an office entirely out of recycled bales of paper. The conventional housing market may be bust, but eco-homes are flourishing. The latest architectural f...

  0 comments | Dec.13.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  Key to my heart (in a bottle)

  Source: Instructables Key to my heart (in a bottle) This is small gift I made for my girlfriend for her birthday. I got the idea from this link and decided to make my own one. You don’t need...

  1 comments | Dec.7.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  Eco-Hotel Drops In On Natural Environments

  Source: Earthtechling For those keen on camping, but don’t want the hassle of sleeping in a tent on the ground, Barcelona-based designer In-Tenta has created the Drop Eco-Hotel, a portable living s...

  0 comments | Dec.7.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  World’s Big Trees Are Dying: Alarming Increase in Death Rates Among Trees 100-300 Years Old

  Source: Sciencedaily The largest living organisms on the planet, the big, old trees that harbour and sustain countless birds and other wildlife, are dying. A report by three of the world’s le...

  1 comments | Dec.7.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  Abandoned Mines Being Transformed into New Business Items

  Gahak Mine was visited by 100,000 tourists in a year…disused mines produce renewable energies, such as hydroelectric power and solar photovoltaic power. Abandoned mines, which had become nuisances,...

  0 comments | Nov.28.2012 | The News > Korea

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  Climate Change: Believing and Seeing Implies Adapting

  Source: Sciencedaily To communicate climate change and adaptation to stakeholders such as European forest owners is a challenge. A capacity to adapt to climate change has, until now, mainly been un...

  1 comments | Nov.23.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  Mr. President: Pardon the Turkey, Not Factory Farming

  Source: Ecowatch Tomorrow, Americans will prepare and serve about 45 million turkeys. This bounty is worthy of our thanks, but the conditions in which most of these birds were raised are not. Today...

  0 comments | Nov.22.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  China’s Clean Revolution A Top Governmental Priority

  Source: Earthtechling The change in China’s leadership is no doubt at the very centre of global attention – at an almost equal level with the American Presidential election. What is even more inter...

  0 comments | Nov.12.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  Cameco taking the long view

  Source: World-nuclear-news Ongoing market uncertainties have prompted major uranium producer Cameco to cut its uranium production forecast, although the company remains confident in the long-term f...

  7 comments | Nov.2.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  Adaptable Modular Garden Fence Doubles as Pollinators’ Habitat

  Source: Treehugger We know that bees, birds and butterflies — nature’s pollinators — play a huge role in health, self-sustaining ecosystems and genetic propagation in agriculture....

  2 comments | Nov.2.2012 | Get involved > Post

• Pavan Sukhdev: Biodiversity not a luxury for the rich but a necessity for the poor

  Source: RTCC The value of biodiversity to the poor must be taken into account when measuring economic wealth, influential environmental economist Pavan Sukhdev has warned. The economic value of eco...

  0 comments | Nov.1.2012 | Get involved > Post

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  Reimagining Waste: What We Build on Former Landfills

  Source: Earth911 In 2010, 250 million tons of trash were created in the United States and 85 million tons were recycled, according to the EPA. That means 165 million tons of trash had to go somewhe...

  3 comments | Nov.1.2012 | Get involved > Post