filed in Environment, Green living, Musings, Pollution on Jun.02, 2010
The Big Bang Theory is hitting all the right buttons when it comes to comedy.But Sheldon and company has an obscene carbon footprint,considering the amount of plastic packaging in the takeout dinners they have every night while cracking Batman jokes and fighting over spots on the couch.
filed in Clean Energy, Economics, Environment, Green living, R&D on May.02, 2010
Renewable energy is not only meant for running water heaters or powering houses.Here are 3 examples of some heavy duty deployment of clean energy that you didn’t think possible,like powering a supersonic fighter or a 10,000 ton cargo ship.
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filed in Environment, Green living on Dec.25, 2009
Green walls and roofs are the 21st century’s overcrowded city’s answer to the crying need for green spaces.Designed on concrete, glass or steel facades living walls and roofs are made of plants that cling on any kind of gradient. Such walls have many benefits: lower temperatures and GHG emissions, food production ,easing of pressures on overloaded stormwater drainage systems and lower smog and dust levels.
My name is Bhaskar Sarma and this a short, sweet bio.I am a geek, a history buff and an avid photographer.I aim to provoke people and get them thinking about environmental issues that concern all of us.I am now based in Assam, India and work as a freelance writer
