Eco-Beat, 2/5
![]() In an effort to give back to the nation that gave her two children (David and Mercy James), Madonna and her foundation Raising Malawi are set to break ground on a state-of-the-art girls' school in Malawi, featuring solar panels and gray water recycling. |
![]() If you haven't checked out these eco-documentaries yet, maybe it's time to give them a gander. Both of the films have been nominated for Best Documentary Feature. Personally, I think I'm rooting for "Food Inc.," but don't tell anyone. It's not that I don't love dolphins. |
![]() For the fourth year in a row, the NFL is purchasing renewable energy credits to match the power it consumes in the preparations for the Pro Bowl and the Super Bowl, as well as the two games themselves, of course. Check out TriplePundit for the other five ways they're going green. |
![]() In 1998, VP Al Gore proposed a satellite that would monitor the Earth's climate from space. The satellite was built, then placed in storage for a decade. Now, it looks like the craft may finally get launched by the NOAA. But isn't its technology way outdated by now? |
![]() How do I know that? Well, because among the five cars nominated for the prize of "World Car of the Year" are the Ford Fusion Hybrid, Toyota Prius, Honda Insight, Mercedes S400 Hybrid. The only car not operating off of a hybrid platform is the VW Golf clean diesel. |