
Hard to believe, but in 14 seconds, the sun provides all the energy that the earth uses in one day. Most of the energy striking the Earth is not utilized, yet more and more people are building...
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Hard to believe, but in 14 seconds, the sun provides all the energy that the earth uses in one day. Most of the energy striking the Earth is not utilized, yet more and more people are building...
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After moving out of the mountains to the city, because I saw Styrofoam waste almost everywhere I looked, I decided to try to collect and do something with it. This is a story of how I recycled...
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I wanted to understand how expanded polystyrene (EPS) products are being currently used in building structures to make them more efficient. This post is part of How Styrofoam Can Be Recycled for Building. This post looks...
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This is the start of “Why I did a Styrofoam Recycling – Building Project“. - After moving out of the mountains to the Front Range (Denver-Boulder area), I was amazed at the amount of waste generated in...
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Originating from the sunny, warm, humid climate of Florida, four schools representing the University of South Florida, Florida State University, the University of Central Florida, and the University of Florida combined their efforts to create a lofty,...
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I’m giving a Passive Solar presentation at the Sustainable Living Fair. Today it’s a gorgeous, sunny day, but just in case it gets cloudy, here is a Slideshare copy of the presentation that I’ll be giving at...
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Since humans have roamed the earth, the sun has been used to indicate the passage of time. On a simplistic level, as the seasons changed, people would look up at the sky to gauge how much daylight...
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Ghent University presented an innovative idea to create a home that could be easily transported and assembled by a homeowner for the 2011 Solar Decathlon. They utilized simple design and called it the E-Cube. The...
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… and general updates. There’s been a delay in posting, more so than usual, and there are a few reasons why. I recently moved to New Mexico for a new job. Originally, I didn’t think that moving...
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