Cool building.

Facinating.

Quoted: We all know what the world looks like.

I think offsets can be good things but I am sure there will be a lot of people trying to take advantage of the system.

While the modern environmental movement often portrays capitalist industrial societies as the world’s biggest pollution problem, Forbes notes something interesting about the top-25 cleanest cities in the world: Most of them are in wealthy industrialized democracies. Turns out, all that industrialization created wealth which, in turn, buys the things (mass transit, especially) and pays for the policies that create a cleaner environment. Forbes:

Makes me think the rich want the poor to change their life styles but they themselves are not. Not giving up the second home...

Quoted: Sensitive to trends, these women believe that in this day of fervent eco-consciousness one can never be too green.

Quoted: Al Gore has responded to charges that his house consumes more electricity every month than the average American household uses in an entire year, with the new Oscar winner saying he has taken many steps to reduce the carbon footprint in his home.

Interesting take on cultures.

Powered by one heck of a lot of laptop batteries. Still nice to see someone trying. I have feeling that hydrogen cars will not be the way to go but all electric plug in cars. It will take much better batteries and very fast recharge plug in stations for when you are away from home.