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| Solar Energy > Portable Solar Powered iPod Chargers |
| Added on 2007-06-12 by Gary Isse |
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Whenever solar panel or solar power is brought up, people instinctly bring up the limitations and reasons why they think solar energy will never go mainstream. It's kind of ridiculous especially considering how many applications there currently are for them where they do extremely well. One of these applications, for example, is as a device charger when you're no where near a power outlet. Whether it's for your iPod or your cell phone, or rechargable batteries, solar energy is a great way to stay juiced-up.
This Brunton Solaris i6 Foldable solar panel for example is great for your iPod, completely charging it in about 2-4 hours. So even though Apple and their iPod have been harrassed for their terrible environmental record, you can feel good about yourself knowing that you're at least powering it in a green way. Weighing only 4.3 pounds, it's great for the beach, camping, snowboarding, dirtboarding, rv'ing, or any other number of outdoor activities. If this particular model doesn't suit you... whether it's too big, too small, not enough juice, or too pricey, click here for a list of over 30 options currently available. But if you still don't find what you're looking for, try a Google search below as new products are hitting the shelves every day.
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Friday, May, 09, 2008

If just 25% of U.S. families used 10 fewer plastic bags a month, we would save over 2.5 BILLION bags a year. ~ thinkquest.org |
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Wake Up and Smell the Planet
Wake Up and Smell the Planet. The Nonpompous, Nonpreachy Grist Guide to Greening Your Day. Inside its colorful covers, you'll find loads of information and tips on everything from shaving to shopping, from greening your office to greening your video games. And all of it delivered with the good humor and bad puns that are Grist's trademark.
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Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things
This book by William McDonough and Michael Braungart is an amazing look at what our economic future may look like. This book has destroyed the argument of the economy versus the environment with its amazing look at the ways companies today are securing their future in a more caring, not-to-distant world.
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50 Simple Things Kids Can Do to Save the Earth
I know, I am not a kid. I have to keep reminding myself that. But when I saw this book, I fell in love with some of the really simple ways they have presented for anyone to help make a difference. Because it is geared towards kids it is a really easy book to understand and follow. I know many adults that could benefit from this one! Oh yeah, kids would love it too! These are hands-on and practical things kids can do everyday. I strongly recommend this one. One of the best ways to promote change is through education and there is no better time to start teaching your kids than now. Click here for more information.
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