Tuesday, May 21st, 2013 05:51 am GMT +00:00 
Naresh Chauhan 
Nuclear energy is probably the world’s largest source of energy that is emission-free. But, there still are various pros and cons that experts have suggested for this form of energy. Those who are advocates of nuclear energy or are against its usage are equally curious to know about these facts in order to make an informed decision about nuclear energy use.
Monday, May 20th, 2013 10:33 am GMT +00:00 Naresh Chauhan 
Geothermal energy originates from the earth when it gets heated due to the hot rocks present under it or due to the fission of radioactive materials present inside its core. Some places inside the earth get extremely hot and are thus called hot spots. These hot spots cause water to form steam that gets pressurized to come out of the earth in the form of hot springs, and this generated energy is known as geothermal power.
Thursday, May 2nd, 2013 04:08 am GMT +00:00 Dakshina Singh 
Well, gone are the days when bicycles were merely about pedaling and vilipending the distances to reach nearby places. Today, they are more about style, greater convenience and seamless traveling through the cumbersome challenges of traffic – and yes, we are very much including the avant garde electric bikes in our extolling form here! While bicycles are usually spotted with a ‘green’ heart for our surroundings, they unremittingly have transmogrified from good to better!
Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013 06:01 am GMT +00:00 Anupam Jolly 
With changing environmental conditions, architecture too will have to go through a major transformation to sustain humanity in a world where energy doesn’t come cheap. Working on the same lines architects from FIXd Architecture have come up with Mo Ventus – a conceptual luxury house with transformable shape and zero energy credentials that can be built anywhere in the world.
Friday, March 29th, 2013 10:15 am GMT +00:00 Anupam Jolly 
With the start of the 2013 Shell Eco-Marathon just a couple of weeks away, Purdue Solar Racing team has unveiled its next-gen solar-powered vehicle – Navitas, which will be competing with hundreds of other vehicles registered to participate in the event. The racing event, which is a lot different than conventional car racing we all are accustomed to, will rate cars for the best energy efficiency.
Friday, November 30th, 2012 09:01 am GMT +00:00 Anupam Jolly 
Cardboard is often used just for packaging products before they reach the end consumers and once the product is delivered, the cardboard is simply thrown in the trash bin. However, there are some who know the true value of this neglected packaging material and use it to make products and more that not many would really imagine. Here are some of the most creative reuses of recyclable cardboard, giving it a whole new life and a new meaning.
Friday, November 23rd, 2012 06:23 am GMT +00:00 Anupam Jolly 
Whenever environmentalists say that a species is endangered, most people think that the conversation is heading towards tigers or other animals that are facing the threat of extinction. However, just like some animal species, there are certain species of trees that too could be a thing of the past if immediate action is not taken to protect them. Here are some of the most beautiful trees, which are on the endangered list and hence need your help.
Thursday, November 15th, 2012 09:01 am GMT +00:00 Anupam Jolly 
Bicycles and tricycles, undoubtedly, are the greenest mode of transportation, letting you go from point A to point B without emitting any carbon dioxide or consuming any fossil fuel. While the humble bicycle is sure to make a comeback as the primary mode of transportation due to the rising prices of fuel and concerns about global warming and climate change, there are a few ingenious minds who believe pedal powered vehicles aren’t just for riding and can easily be used to make machines that require nothing but pedal power to operate. Here is a list of some of the most fascinating machines made with bicycles.
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Tags: #Feature, bicycle machine, bicycle machines, bike powered machines, Pedal Power, pedal powered coffee machine, pedal powered DIY machines, pedal powered ice cream machine, Pedal powered machines, pedal powered music machine, pedal powered recycling machine 
No Comments » Friday, October 19th, 2012 09:50 am GMT +00:00 Anupam Jolly 
While a pencil is nothing more than writing and drawing tool for many of us, an artist’s eye sees them differently. They figure out ways to go beyond the conventional to turn them into amazing works of art. Over the year imaginative artists from around the world have experimented with pencil art and have won millions of hearts for their outstanding creations. Let’s take a look at some of the best pieces of pencil art created by these master artists, and you bet you can’t help but appreciate them.
Wednesday, October 10th, 2012 09:40 am GMT +00:00 Anupam Jolly 
In today’s world, where transportation is mainly dependent on polluting fossil fuels, bicycles are the safest and the cleanest way to travel to your destination. Moreover, with increasing prices of fuel and the emissions associated with it, has tempted commuters to make more use of this simplest mode of transportation. Designers and manufacturers too envision a future where bicycles will be used much more than today and have come up with a lot of innovative and sometimes weird bikes that they hope will be a common sight on the highways of tomorrow. Here are some of the most unusual bicycles ever designed.
Posted in Transportation Tags: #Feature, Bicycles, Bicymple, Cardboard Bicycle, Concept Bicycles, Fliz Bike, Mando Footloose, One 77, Unusual Bicycles No Comments »
