Alternative State
June 30, 2008
Hawaii has become an incubator for all sorts of renewable-energy projects
HONOLULU — A state better known for sun and fun is quietly morphing into one of the world’s leading incubators of alternative energy.
Royal Dutch Shell PLC is heading up a test venture in Hawaii to turn oil-rich algae into fuel. If the process is found commercially viable, the Anglo-Dutch conglomerate could build algae-processing plants elsewhere.
Local businesses use eco-friendly foodware to serve food
June 27, 2008
HONOLULU (KHNL) - When you’re chowing down on a plate lunch, you’re probably not wondering where the Styrofoam plate will end up.
Joint partnership produces cleaner air in Hawaii
June 26, 2008
HONOLULU (KHNL) - Truck drivers in Hawaii are starting the engines to a greener Hawaii.
Under the hood, a new environmentally friendly engine replaces an old diesel one.
Honolulu has "green" drivers
June 26, 2008
Honolulu drivers rate among the "greenest" in the nation, according to a national magazine.
Honolulu ranked No. 27 and received a B for its number of fuel efficient vehicles, miles driven and other criteria, according to the July/August issue of Men’s Health magazine.
Solar Cooking
June 25, 2008
Solar cooking is using the sun to cook food. It is a simple, safe, and convenient way to cook without consuming fuel. Solar cooking can help alleviate the burden on more than 3 billion people who must walk for miles to collect wood or spend their meager income on fuel.
Some Contractors Unhappy About Solar Initiative
June 25, 2008
Bill: New Homes Required To Have Solar Water Heaters
HONOLULU — Hawaii will be the first state in the country to require that all new houses be equipped with solar water heaters.
Re-Use Hawaii helps Punahou reduce renovation waste
June 24, 2008
Of all the waste produced in Hawai’i, 35% is construction and demolition waste, but much of that is recyclable.
Punahou school is renovating and found a way reuse parts
Soon, you’ll need 3 to take Zipper Lane
June 24, 2008
In hopes of rewarding carpoolers with faster morning commutes, the state is increasing the number of people required in vehicles driving on the H-1 Freeway Zipper Lane
Car pooling for the planet
June 24, 2008
Car pooling - good for your pocket and the environment
Car pooling, also known as ride-sharing or lift-sharing, can save you big bucks on gas, wear and tear on your vehicle, oil resources and reduce all the associated nasty environmental impact associated with driving. But wait, there’s more!.
Soap and the environment
June 24, 2008
Earth friendly soaps
Much of what goes down our drains winds up in the environment and potentially nasty chemicals from common soap residue are no different. There are greener ways to stay clean!
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