An interesting article was published earlier today, and thanks to the hard work of some researchers at The Universirty of Texas in Austin, there’s some interesting developments in the world of solar powered panels.
The team of researchers expect that within the next three to five years, we’ll be able to tap the sun’s power using [...]

Over the weekend, one of our friends on Twitter reached out to Kendall Cooke and asked about our ability to cover the topic of mercury, our environmentment and the emissions created by cement kilns.
After reading up on the topic more, we decided to post some interesting facts, stories and claims as we came across them.
First [...]

Philly.com has a report out, posted from ealrier this morning, that makes note of the EPA’s sharp criticism of the New Jersey’s Environmental Protection Department.
The article reads…

Federal officials are criticizing how New Jersey’s Environmental Protection Department operates.
An Environmental Protection Agency audit found “significant shortcomings,” especially in the DEP’s division that handles contaminated site cleanups.
The EPA [...]

By now, most Americans have become familiar with the Teutul family of Orange County New York because of their hit television series, Orange County Choppers.
While loud bikes and amazing designs have captured viewers attention for years, this week, it was all about innovation. Paul Teutul Senior took a brand new chopper, custom fabricated in his [...]

Yesterday the Wichita Eagle posted an online article on Kansas.com that listed 10 essential principles for U.S. energy policy. We here at EcoWorld loved the list, and thought it’d be the perfect thing to share with our reader.
Here is an excerpt of the original 10 essential principles for U.S. energy policy:

The energy policy of the [...]