Eco-Friendly Travel

Solar Powering Your Car

July 14, 2011

Solar-paneled photovoltaic (PV) cell-driven power used in electric cars states a strong case for continued vitality. Environmentally, the ozone layer is preserved, and the visibility and eye-burning problems of California smog are removed along with the health issues, a boon for the world’s eighth-largest economy. Otherwise economically, solar energy is fast becoming cash for cars. [...]

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Auto Transport – The Green Auto Alternative

June 8, 2011

There are countless ways in which everyday consumers can make a difference in the green revolution. People are trying to the best of their ability to go green, but an area which the average consumer feels helpless toward is that of the auto industry. Leading car manufacturers roll out new and improved models of hybrid [...]

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Five Ways To Go Green In Everyday Life

May 28, 2011

Green is the new black – isn’t that the way fashion-speak goes? Every day people are looking for ways to live a greener, more environmentally friendly lifestyle. Contrary to popular belief, going green doesn’t mean you have to develop a liking for woolly hats and hugging trees. There are plenty of ways to live a [...]

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Top Eco-Friendly Travel Destinations

May 26, 2011

With the explosion of the very popular “green movement” around the world, more and more vacation spots are advertising the “eco-friendliness” of their specific location. Different travelers want different experiences out of their destinations, and it can be hard to wade through the advertising and get real, substantive information on locations. Here, we’ve compiled a [...]

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How to Travel the Green Way this Summer

May 1, 2011

Summer is a great time to travel; kids are out of school, most work schedules slow down (unless you work in hospitality), and the weather is beautiful. But you’re not alone in catching the travel bug during the summer months. It seems like every Tom, Dick, and Litterbug Larry is jumping on their jet ski, [...]

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Why Drive When You Can Walk or Bike?

April 27, 2011

With the weather growing warmer as spring comes into full bloom and we turn our eager faces towards the sunny days of summer, it’s time to dust off your two-wheelers and walking shoes and think about leaving the car behind. Certainly there are times when a car comes in handy, such as the thirty-mile commute [...]

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The Green Move for Exotic Luxury Cars

April 16, 2011

The way the world looks at automobiles has changed in the last several years. No longer are petroleum-powered vehicles the only option on the road. In fact, “gasoline” has practically become a four-letter word as prices at the pump continue to soar and carbon emissions slowly eat holes in the ozone layer. Of course, there [...]

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Solar Powered Cars and the Future

April 15, 2011

When people discuss solar powered cars, it’s generally in the context of solar-gas hybrid vehicles, or the little vans used by some postal workers. Currently, modern solar technology isn’t at the level it needs to be to make a viable alternative for fossil-fueled cars, but the recent advances made in the practice of making alternative [...]

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Top Eco-Friendly Cars on the Road

December 9, 2010

In this day and age, it seems like you can’t drive across town without seeing a slew of vehicles that harbor hybrid or e-cell engines rather than the petroleum-dependent dinosaurs that have been taking us hither and yon for the last hundred years. This is a surprising and gratifying turn of events indeed, especially for those of us who have taken up the cause of securing a pollution-free planet

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Eco-Friendly Transportation

September 5, 2010

As everyone is surely aware, vehicles that run on petroleum products are not good for our environment. Even those that are required to pass smog checks still spew hydrocarbons into the atmosphere at an astronomical rate, polluting the air and leading to asthma and other ailments.