Cambridge
By Jace Shoemaker-... on February 24, 2010
Tags: Woods End Laboratories, alternative energy, American Pet Products Association, biofuels, Cambridge, compost power, doggy doo power, energy from waste, Gaon Street Lights, Haneum Lee, landfills, Massachusetts, methane digesters, Park Spark Project, poo power, Seed Lamps, waste, waste energy, Will Brinton, Woods Ends Laboratories, composting, energy, food, Massachusetts, Matthew Mazzotta, Will Brinton
Imagine lighting city streets, neighborhood parks and sidewalks with the power of waste.
While energy from the sun and the wind is one eco-friendly method of providing power to street lamps, the three products listed below utilize what some may consider “unusual” technology to tackle two issues, waste and energy.
Doggy-Doo Powered Street Lamps
By Harry Tournemille on June 30, 2009
Tags: United States, Austin, Berkeley, biofuel, Boston, California, Cambridge, Chicago, Eugene, hybrid, LEED, Massachusetts, Oakland, Oregon, Portland, renewable energy, renewable power, San Francisco, Seattle, solar energy, solar power, Washington, wind energy, wind power, biofuels, California, Daniel Hudson Burnham, electricity, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, food, Massachusetts, oil, Oregon, Texas, U.S. Department of Energy
Using careful but easily understood criteria, the editorial team at the Mother Nature Network (MNN) has come up with their top ten "green" cities in the U.S..
