Tag: green energy
Driving home energy efficiency
Leroy Lapp showcases his global electric car “Ruby” to Shawn Kirchner at the Earth Day Home Energy Fair at the La Verne Church of the Brethren on Sunday.
The electric car’s time has come
The U.S. thought it was dead, but Professor of Biology and Biochemistry Jay Jones assured 15 people that the electric car is back with a vengeance, Friday in LaFetra Auditorium.
Energy, blowing in the wind
Wind energy has been used to sail ships, grind grains and, more recently, to generate electricity.
From pollution to power
Eight California dairies have taken the phrase “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” to a whole new level by capturing methane gas from manure and turning it into energy and fuel.
Professors offer students some eco-living tips
Global warming has become an increasing problem over the last 30 years. Here are some tips from biology professors at the University of La Verne on what students can do to help control global warming.
Problem solved: Block out the sun
With global warming becoming a day-to-day topic, many are trying to find ways they can help solve the issue.