In the last 20 years, electronics have become must-have accessories, means of contact and requirements for work. Cell phones, for example, are currently in use by 60 percent of the world’s population. That’s approximately 4 billion cell phones all over the world. They are, quite simply, everywhere.
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40 Million Reasons a Year to Recycle Your Used Electronics, and 6 Ways to Do It
May 18th, 2011 
Tushar Mathur Investors in Renewable Energy Must Accept Long-Term Payoff Horizons
May 6th, 2011 Tushar Mathur 
The price of oil crossed the psychological barrier of “$100/barrel” in April, and, as it continues to rise, so do the hopes for renewable energy initiatives. It is a foregone conclusion that our world must break away from its dependence on fossil fuels as its primary source for energy, but in the absence of a clearly defined global strategy, the effort will take decades to reach material success.
Why Consider Commercial Greenhouses?
April 26th, 2011 Tushar Mathur The most common misconception about commercial greenhouses – or any greenhouse, for that matter – is that these are covered places with hot and humid temperatures maintained on a 24/7 basis.
- Such idea comes from the name greenhouse that evokes images of a sweltering earth as well as the appearance of perspiration on the walls of the structure.
- There are two ways to come about starting your own commercial greenhouse garden, you can buy one or learn how to build a greenhouse using commercial greenhouse plans.
Cooling Is Key to Growth
But this idea is far from the truth.
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Will Our Topsoil Disappear?
April 20th, 2011 Tushar Mathur Soil is arguably, our most precious natural resource. Without it we will not only be unable to grow vital food produce, but our plants will die, ceasing production of oxygen.
Yet scarily, recent reports have cited that our topsoil, the uppermost and most nutrient rich layer of our earths soil, is depleting, and could be obsolete in as few as sixty years.
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Why Even Climate Change Skeptics Should Go Solar
April 4th, 2011 Tushar Mathur As most people know, solar panels harvest energy from the sun and convert it into a usable form to power any number of electronic items. While many people think of this technology as a part of the ‘green’ movement from the global warming crowd, the idea of getting solar energy from solar panels has been since 1839.
The Massage Industry in the US
March 19th, 2011 Tushar Mathur In the US, the massage industry is one industry that appears to be flourishing in every state. Because of its wide ranging health benefits, it is a very popular and lucrative industry. There are a number of factors that affect the massage industry ranging from consumer practices and demands to new health trends.
Peak Oil Could Boost Demand For Short Term Car Insurance
February 21st, 2011 Tushar Mathur The World Will Run Out of Oil By 2036.
The number of hybrid and all electric vehicles on the horizon is a sign of the auto industry’s response to the inevitable consequences of peak oil production. The more optimistic estimates forecast that to be 2020 or later while pessimists suggest that the peak has already occurred. Saudi reserves may not as bountiful as they are supposedly thought to be! A leaked Wikileaks cable from a diplomat working for the Bush administration indicated that the US was alerted to the fact that that oil reserves in Saudi Arabia were likely to have been “overestimated” as early as 2007. Former Executive Vice President for Exploration and Production at Saudi Armco, Dr.
Plugin-In-Car Grant in the UK
January 7th, 2011 Tushar Mathur The government funded Plug-In Car Grant in the UK has stuttered into action with just three vehicles qualifying for the 25 per cent discount.
The Plug-In Car Grant will allow consumers to claim a quarter of the list price of their chosen EV back, up to the cost of £5,000 and to qualify the cars must have sub-75g/km CO2 emissions.
Who Pays For UK’s Alternative Energy Future?
December 24th, 2010 Tushar Mathur The Lib-Tory coalition government plans to fix prices for electricity in an effort to persuade the private sector to invest in new, alternative, and low-carbon forms of energy generation. The aim of this price guarantee is to ensure the UK has the electricity generating capacity it needs while still meeting climate change targets. About a quarter of the ageing coal fired and nuclear power stations will reach the end of their operational life in the next ten years. Roughly half will have to go due tightening environmental regulations and many of Britain’s ageing nuclear plants have simply got to be decommissioned and shut down.
Green Changes in the Works for the 2022 Olympics
December 17th, 2010 Tushar Mathur The United States Olympic Committee USOC is not only looking to further the athletic accomplishments but make sustainable environmental changes to the Winter Games. And with the bid for the 2022 games being award in 2015, they must move fast with their efforts. This began with naming Andrew Liveris and Dow Chemical the worldwide partner in the Olympics for the next decade.
