Login
Close
Username
Password
Remember Me
Forgot your password?
Forgot your username?
Submit Tips, News and Ideas
Home
House
Garden
School
Workplace
Out and About
On Holidays
Eco Articles
Energy Conservation
Eco Friendly Design
Reduce, Reuse & Save
Water Wise
Sustainably
Recyclable Materials
General Recycling
Solar General
Energy Efficiency
Applications of Solar Energy
Contact Us
Home
lights
1.
Schools - Making them more eco friendly
... projects that require an audit of energy. Students can conduct an energy audit which takes into consideration how energy and resources are used. This would include identifying the number of
lights
, power ...
2.
Savings in office
1. Put occupancy sensors if possible, so that
lights
will be ON only if somebody is in the area and if no sufficient light is there. 2. Use Duplex printing type copying/ printing machine. Use both sides ...
3.
Standby to Save Energy and Money around the House
... ; Air conditioning systems with remote controls; Devices which turn on via a remote control; Devices that go into standby mode, standby
lights
, standby indicator or clocks; Power adapters that are plugged ...
4.
Holidays - Reduce your environmental impact
Today with the rise of Eco Tourism it can be hard to determine what is truly environmentally friendly and what is just marketing. Below we have outlined a few simple ideas that will result in reducing ...
5.
Energy Saving Ideas for the Office
Below are some simple by effective ideas to help reduce the impact your office is having on the environment. Replace traditional incandescent light bulbs with CFL (compact fluorescent
lights
). In addition ...
6.
Holidays - Make them Eco Friendly
Do you have any Tips, Ideas or News that will help improve our planet earth and make your life more eco-friendly. If so then please share them with the rest of the planet. Together we can make a difference. ...
7.
Key Passive Solar Design Concepts
... Roof-angle glass / Sky
lights
Sloping roof-angled glass is difficult to shade and insulate without sophisticated movable systems. In hot climates with significant degree day cooling requirements, it can ...
8.
Passive Solar Building Design
... fall Installing glazing where solar gain during the day and thermal losses during the night cannot be controlled easily e.g. West-facing, angled glazing, sky
lights
Thermal losses through non-insulated ...
9.
Solar Vehicles
... powered, fully controlled, man carrying flying machine, reaching an altitude of 40 feet (12 m). In 1980, the Gossamer Penguin made the first piloted f
lights
powered solely by photovoltaics. This was quickly ...
10.
Solar Lighting
... devices may be considered as well. Individual features include sawtooth roofs, clerestory windows, light shelves, sky
lights
and light tubes. They may be incorporated into existing structures, but are most ...
11.
Energy Efficient Building Design
... of windows and sky
lights
and use of architectural features that reflect light into a building, can reduce the need for artificial lighting. Compact fluorescent
lights
use two-thirds less energy and last ...
12.
Recycling Criticism
In a 1996 article in The New York Times, John Tierney claimed that government mandated recycling wastes more resources than it saves. Some high
lights
from the article: In cases where recycling truly does ...
Display #
5
10
15
20
25
30
50
100
All
Taxonomy by
Zaragoza
Online
Follow Us
The Eco Cloud
building
buildings
composting
design
efficiency
efficient
electricity
energy
environmental
gain
glass
greywater
heat
heating
high
large
light
make
material
materials
natural
passive
percent
plants
power
process
recycled
recycling
reduce
solar
sunlight
systems
thermal
toilet
toilets
used
using
waste
water
world