How far does HHO gone in developing as an alternative fuel in vehicle ?
There are so much of comments of pro & cons of HHO, which i am confused towards this issue. But frankly, if HHO being able to reduce the consumption of basic fuel by 30%, i guess it is fair enough to apply in our daily driving needs.
Read MoreIs the green movement on internet just another way to make money?
With so much global warming discussion on the news these days, I notice there are already many merchants begin to wave the "green" flags. The definition of "green" is such a loose term no one knows what it really means. As long as we encourage consumption in the society, we are not really helping the environment. What do you think?
Read MoreHow does ricochet river relate to preservation and conservation?
I just read the book Ricochet River and i have to write a paper on it for school and i chose the topic Preservation and Conservation Vs. Bis Business Greed and America’s Consumption of Natural Resources. The paper is supposed to relate to the book but i dont know how it does?
Read MoreWhat is more environment friendly -driving an old gas guzzler out or traing it in for a hybrid?
I have a van that gives 18 mpg. It has 170,000 miles on it. The wear shows but it is doing fine otherwise and all othersystems work. I have owned it for 8 years.
My next car will definitely be a Hybrid that gives more than 35 mpg.
My dilemma is:
I could trade this one now and start emmiting less green house gases.
or
I can drive the one I have for another 40-50k miles; thus delaying a cars worth of hard ware and mterial consumption for another 4-5 years.
So the question is: What is more environment friendly – Trading in old gas-guzzlers early for Hybrids or running them out for thier full life? Becaue after I trade this one in now, someone else will buy it and drive it for another 50,000 miles anyway, right?
What is worse: gas fumes of 300 gallons or Meterial for a brand new car?