Deciding exactly what makes a car environmentally friendly can be something of a subjective argument. The most obvious criteria are the fuel efficiency and the CO2 emissions. The amount of carbon emissions produced when manufacturing an electric car, combined with shipping the component parts from all over the globe to the assembly plants, raise many questions about how green they actually are.
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A Comparison Of Electric And Hybrid Fuel Efficient Cars
May 10th, 2012 
Tushar Mathur Over recent years there has been a bit of a boom in electric and hybrid fuel efficient cars. Both of these cars have positive features that will appeal to some more than others. Car finance has been offered by various sources to buy these cars so it is clear to see why are they becoming so popular?
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Solar Panels vs. Conventional Electricity
May 10th, 2012 Tushar Mathur With increasing tensions in the Middle East and concerns about global warming due to burning fossil fuels, many have begun to look at alternatives to carbon based power sources. One of the most popular alternative energy sources is solar energy. To decide which is the better alternative it is a good idea to compare the energy generated by solar panels versus conventional electricity.
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Six Things You Didn’t Know About Driving in France
May 10th, 2012 Tushar Mathur There’s no denying that thanks to ferries and Le Shuttle, hopping across the channel to enjoy a soiree to the cafes in Paris, a trip up the Eiffel Tower, or a fun-filled exertion to Euro Disney is now not just possible, it’s commonplace. Reasonable prices and a handy little connection we call the Eurotunnel make this a perfect destination for a romantic getaway or chaotic family fun-filled holiday.
Earth-Friendly Solar Lights for Better Security
April 18th, 2012 Tushar Mathur Thieves work well under the blanket of darkness. By making sure that a property is well-lighted, homeowners deter many opportunistic burglars. However, the main concern with lighting is that it uses up energy, and the more electricity used, the larger one’s energy bills will be.
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Bettering The Environment One Car At A Time
March 28th, 2012 Tushar Mathur Air pollution is a common sight in developed countries, especially where industrial businesses concentrate, such as within large cities. However, it is not just big business that is contributing to the poor air quality, rather it is also the common street vehicle pouring contaminants into the air.
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Do Record Breaking Fuel Prices Mean it’s Time to Go Green?
March 22nd, 2012 Tushar Mathur 
It seems everyday petrol prices hit a new high. Every week the oil barrel, breaks a new record, and there are no signs of slowing down. An expert in the oil industry had foreseen all of this back in 2008. The Russian oil tycoon had predicted that two within five years, a barrel of oil will go for as much as $250.
Charging Your Car without Cords
March 22nd, 2012 Tushar Mathur If you have heard of electric vehicle innovations, such as the Nissan Leaf and other electric powered car technologies, you may also be aware that currently, there is no way to keep your Leaf fully charged for more than 100 miles before it needs to charge again for a few hours.
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Green Your Electronics
March 15th, 2012 Tushar Mathur Modern households have tons of electronic devices. From microwaves and refrigerators to dishwashers and dryers, our homes use a lot of power on a daily basis. Because of this, electricity bills can be high and the environment can be affected. Thankfully, there are ways to go green and save green when it comes to monitoring your electricity intake.
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Is The Mercury In CFL Light Bulbs Poisoning The Environment?
February 4th, 2012 Tushar Mathur Every compact fluorescent light bulb contains mercury. Some more than others but on average, there are 4 milligrams of mercury in every bulb. Without the mercury, the bulbs would not be able to operate efficiently.
So is the trade-off worth it? Let’s take a closer look at the facts to see if releasing mercury into the environment worth the energy savings?
