Solar Energy Concentrator
Purchase: hilaroad.com This video demonstrates how solar energy can be focused with a curved mirror. Once focused this energy can be used to cook food, sterilize water even create electricity. Includes an explanation of Energy, Power, Joules, Watts. Examples of radiant, heat, chemical and kinetic energy are given. Includes links to directions for constructing a simple solar concentrator.
Tips On Living An Active Life : Sources of Energy for Your Body
Learn where the body finds energy sources to burn and how to get your body to burn fat in order to lead a more active lifestyle in this free health and fitness video clip. Expert: Daniel Salehi Bio: Daniel Salehi was born in Iran and practiced in different martial arts like Karate and Tai Kwon Do. He did boot camp training in Iranian’s military special forces. He is black belt in Aikido. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
George Monbiot meets Jeroen van de Veer
George Monbiot challenges Jeroen van de Veer, chief executive of oil and gas giant Shell, on ethics, greenwash advertising, renewable energy investments and gas-flaring in Nigeria
The Physics behind Alternative Energy Sources
Fermilab physicist, Dr. Erik Ramberg describes the reality of using hydrogen fuel cells, biofuel, and other renewable energy sources.
Shrimataji Discusses Sustainable Alternate Energy
A clip from 1983 gives insight into the vision and concern of Shrimataji Nirmala Devi a true world leader.
Solar Energy Basics for Your Home
www.rethinksolarpower.info A basic explanation of how your solar panels for your home will work… This video answers the question, “How is solar energy used?” Copyright © 2007 BSW
Fight The Power…Oppose The Towers!
pse&gs proposed Susquehanna-Roseland project, with its new towers rising 195 feet into the air carrying both 230kv and 500kv lines, threatens to degrade the New Jersey Highlands, destroy scenic vistas, increase the electromagnetic field in the vicinity of the lines, decrease property values, and adversely affect tourism. pse&gs proposed project is in direct conflict with New Jerseys Energy Master Plan. The majority of the energy that would flow through those wires would be coal-generated, and is a slap in the face to the efforts that our state has made in reducing green house gas emissions, working toward cleaner air, growing renewable sources of energy, promoting conservation, and funding energy efficiency programs. Solar, wind, geothermal, natural gas peaker plants, and other locally generated energy sources are a much better solution to New Jerseys energy needs than a long distance extension cord to coal-fired plants to our west. Implementation of demand side management programs will help control peak demand. This is the wrong energy project for New Jersey at the wrong time. Demand has been dropping for over two years—in part due to the programs that New Jersey has implement through its Energy Master Plan. Now is the time to invest in projects that will allow New Jersey to achieve its energy goals and protect the Highlands. For more information, visit www.opposethetowers.com