Kripalu means being compassionate in Sanskrit. You may be more familiar with the legacy of Swami Kripalu, a renowned Indian yoga master — Kripalu Yoga and the Kripalu Center, a lovely facility nestled in the hills of the Berkshires that offers workshops in yoga and holistic living. I got my first taste of Kripalu yoga […]

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Kripalu means being compassionate in Sanskrit. You may be more familiar with the legacy of Swami Kripalu, a renowned Indian yoga master — Kripalu Yoga and the Kripalu Center, a lovely facility nestled in the hills of the Berkshires that offers workshops in yoga and holistic living. I got my first taste of Kripalu yoga […]

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Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies is approaching the issue of selling fuel cells by developing small units meant for use on radio-controlled cars. This is an interesting approach because the RC vehicle community has proved itself to be a fertile proving ground for battery technology.

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The payoff for plug-in hybrids: 95 years?
http://www.google.org/recharge/
http://www.7gen.com/article-summary/plugin-hybrid-electric/23973-payoff-…

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At RechargeIT.org, a Google.org project, they have built a few plug-in hybrid Prius’s and now have several months data about real world fuel use. They have found an improved miles/gallon efficiency from 44.6, for a regular Prius, to 66.2 miles/gallon for their plugin Prius’s. This results in 0.4115 CO2e lbs/mile for the plugin […]

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It seems a biodiesel advocate has been arrested for siphoning 300 gallons of grease from a Burger King in Morgan Hill, CA. Among the charges is ‘Illegal transportation of inedible kitchen grease‘. This is a bit curious and clearly there are a lot of biodiesel advocates who are going around collecting used fryer […]

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Fossil fuels carry with them tremendous problems, many of which are not clearly obvious. The effects that come from burning fossil fuels are small, at the individual level. The exhaust coming out of a car is nigh-on invisible, for example. But it’s like the way snowflakes are individually small, but if there […]

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William Kemp is the V.P. Engineering for an energy sector corporation, a sustainable living and clean energy advocate, and a leading expert in renewable energy technologies. He has written a book exploring issues of climate change/carbon rationing, peak oil, urban sprawl and geopolitical and socio-economic disruption related to fossil fuel use. The second […]

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This is about an article that is about the way in which oil production is going evolve. Will there be a sharp peak, or a long lasting plateau?

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