New Jersey third state to Enact Anti-Global Warming Law
July 9, 2007 by Peter
Filed under Environment, News

New Jersey has now become the third State in the US to enact the new Anti-Global Warming Law. The greenhouse gas reduction law is very comprehensive, and has to be so that the Garden State can help to Read more
Global Warming: Zerofootprint raising awareness
June 7, 2007 by Robert
Filed under Hot Topic News

Over at techcrunch they have posted a story related to Global Warming which is a topic I am always interested in as many more of us need to be made aware of the Global Warming problems that we have and not putting our heads in the sand and pretending it’s not true Read more
Environment News: World may exceed dangerous global warming limit
September 11, 2007 by Mark
Filed under Environment, News

On Tuesday there was a presentation of a new 5 year research program from the scientists at Britain’s MetOffice Hadley Centre saying that the world could possibly exceed a global warming limit which where the European Union calls it dangerous. Of course some are Read more
Silicon Valley Car of Choice: Toyota Prius Hybrid and Global Warming
July 24, 2007 by Peter
Filed under Autos, Environment, Hybrid Cars, News
It seems that the car of choice in Silicon Valley is the one and only Toyota Prius Hybrid , all the people there as we know have massive IQ’s but it Read more
Global Warming U.N. Meeting: world leaders, Schwarzenegger & former Vice President Gore

In my opinion global warming is happening and I find it hard to believe many people these days can deny this, and this Monday the world leaders are coming together in a U.N. meeting on global warming.
Former Vice President Al Gore and California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will be joining the world leaders Read more
Global Warming Alert: Arctic Sea Passage Melted
September 15, 2007 by Ryan
Filed under Environment, News

According to the European Space Agency, the route between Europe and Asia, that being the Arctic’s Northwest passage has opened up fully because of the Read more
Global Warming Cartoon Funny See Photo
February 5, 2007 by Daniel
Filed under Hot Topic News

Some day all this will be yours we say to our children, Photo says it all…
Spencer Tunick and Greenpeace Gets Naked People On Glacier For Global Warming
August 19, 2007 by Roy
Filed under Environment, News
In order to raise awareness for global warming, Greenpeace and the photographer Spencer Tunick got hundreds of naked people to pose for photos on a melting glacier.
Spencer Tunick was on a ladder with a mega phone as he directed the massive crowd of Read more
Full Size Cordless Warming Tray
December 5, 2007 by Kerry
Filed under Home and Garden, Kitchen

This Full Size Cordless Warming Tray is a cordless warming tray that will keep your foods at the appropriate for 60 minutes, and it heats up in less than eight minutes by plugging into a standard AC outlet.
The ceramic core holds and gently radiates heat Read more
Toyota Prius Hybrid Car sales hit over 1 million: Surely this eases global warming
May 16, 2008 by Mark
Filed under Autos, Green, Hybrid Cars

The demand for hybrid cars are increasing worldwide and with the Toyota Prius gasoline/hybrid car hitting sales of over I million worldwide this surely has to ease global warming. The Toyota Prius Hybrid is definitely a winner and we can see sales keep on going, Toyota have said the figure of Prius sales so far is 1,028,000 last month when their sales rocked 67 percent amid record gas prices and that also claims that the cars have eased global warming by producing around about 4.5 million tons less C02 when compared with gasoline-powered vehicles in the same class.
Even though Toyota have impressive sales figures it is said that Hybrids are still pretty low at 2.3 percent of the U.S market, we all know that in time people will dump their high guzzling gas motors for hybrids, hybrid sales have in fact at the moment rose 38 percent last year even as overall vehicle sales fell and we know with gas prices rising to very high costs Toyota are indeed having troubles keeping up with demands for the Prius.
Buyers are in fact paying much more for the Toyota Prius because they are hard to get a hold of and are getting much harder to find in showrooms, John Hanson a spokesman for Toyota said “Right now, U.S. customers can get a Prius. Next month or the month after that, it’s tough to say.”
With supplies falling and high demands from customers Toyota has cut incentives and raised prices (Now we knew that was coming) and the Toyota Prius on an average costs $25,274 which has risen $869 from a year ago. It seems that the Prius is in high demand and that is without a doubt because it is an eco-friendly vehicle and we all know that customers are going down the Hybrid road, Toyota has expanded their line to include the Highlander and Camry. Toyota are going to unveil the next generation model of the Prius at the Detroit auto show in January and it will apparently be cleaner, bigger and much more fuel efficient, they are also developing a plug-in version that could be in showrooms by 2010. Oh just so you know they are going down the convertible line as well, but no word on this yet.
Global Warming: Steorn Orbo infinite clean energy from thin air
July 4, 2007 by Daniel
Filed under Environment, News

Steorn is an Irish company that is making a bold statement that if true will change everyone’s life.
Steorn have created a machine called the Orbo which apparently can create energy from thin air Read more
Microsoft to launch Global Anti-Piracy Day
Microsoft have announced that they are to launch Global Anti-Piracy Day, this will be a series of education initiatives as well as enforcement actions. The new campaign is to hit 49 countries on 6 continents, and is hoped to combat the trade of pirated and counterfeit software. Read more
Einstein Refrigerator: Can it prevent global cooling?
October 6, 2008 by Mark
Filed under News, Tech & Gadget News
It looks like the Albert Einstein Refrigerator or simply known as the Einstein Refrigerator is making a comeback. The early invention by Einstein has been rebuilt at Oxford University by scientists, they are basically trying to develop and environmentally refrigerator that runs without electricity, this is why I ask “Can it prevent global cooling?
Just a little recap of the invention: The Einstein refrigerator is simply an absorption refrigerator and the good thing about this refrigerator is that it has no moving parts; the only thing it requires is a heat source to operate it. This invention was a joint project way back in 1926 by Albert Einstein himself and his former student Leó Szilárd, it was patented on November 11, 1930 (U.S. Patent 1,781,541 ).
This invention is just pure brilliance and would be something we should all look forward too, and if it does prevent global cooling then I am well up for this idea. For more information on the Einstein Refrigerator please visit here.
Converts Unwanted Pens Into Styli: LSN Global ECOPLUS
May 7, 2007 by Daniel
Filed under Tech & Gadget News

How many ballpoint pens have you got lying around your home or office that you just do not like or the ink that refuses to leave the cartridge, well LSN Global have come up with a new bit on technology that will convert all those unwanted pens into a replacement styli Read more
Microsoft admit 11.6 million Xbox 360’s have defect, but no global recall
It now seems as if Microsoft’s day has just got far worse than that of Sony, as Microsoft has now publically admitted that not some but “ALL” of their Xbox 360 games consoles have a design defect which could lead to a Read more
Hackers Overwhelm Computers that help manage global computer traffic
February 6, 2007 by Daniel
Filed under Information Technology News
The most significant attacks against the Internet since 2002 happened today without many people even noticing as computer scientists worldwide raced to cope with enormous volumes of data that threatened to saturate some of the Internet’s most vital pipelines.
Out of the 13 computers that help manage global computer traffic at least 3 were overwhelmed.
The hackers disguised their origin and it could be traced as fair as somewhere in South Korea (because of vast amounts of rogue data there).
Read full story on CNN
Apple iPhone & iPod will Suck Up 25% of global flash memory
July 23, 2007 by Mark
Filed under Business, News, iPhone News

NAND based iPhones and iPods are using up some serious amounts of flash memory and it turns out that the major users and is reported that Apple iPhone & iPod will Suck Up 25% of global flash memory. If this is the Read more
High School Musical 2 Goes Global

This is great news for all of the High School Musical Fans out there because it’s been reported that Disney-ABC International Television the distribution arm of The Walt Disney Company, has just completed a Read more
Esther Dyson one of the Supreme Global Analysts of Internet Technology

The world of technology is moving fast and few can keep up with its rapid development. However, one of the few is Esther Dyson.
Esther Dyson is a commentator of up and coming digital technology and Esther Dyson is also Read more
One Ford global product plan
August 13, 2008 by Daniel
Filed under Autos, Press Releases
Ford Motor Company expects the quality, fuel efficiency, smart technologies and shared global nature of its upcoming new Focus small car in North America and other derivatives built off a new global C-car platform to deliver a double-digit percentage profit improvement compared with today’s North American Focus Read more

