Cella Energy Ltd makes safe, low-cost hydrogen storage materials. Our materials use nano-structuring to safely encapsulate hydrogen at ambient temperatures and pressures. This sidesteps the requirement for an expensive hydrogen infrastructure.

Our technology is the synthetic fuel of the future, New Oil or 0il 2.0. Our technology could lead to significantly lower cost fuels, replacing gasoline with low emission alternatives.

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After reading an article about the effects of plastics on marine life, Rachelle Strauss and her husband were compelled to start MyZeroWaste.com, a U.K.-based site that encourages its readers to make small changes in their day-to-day lives, using less resources along the way.

This year, the Strauss family dedicated themselves to a zero-waste year — absolutely nothing they create can go to landfills. As determined as the Strausses are, it is quite a change in lifestyle. More on Greenisgood.fn 

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Made in California, USA:
Less Transportation, Less Energy
All Green Toys products are 100% made in the USA. To be more specific, they are produced in California, a state known for strict toy safety and environmental laws. It's cool to buy USA, but also think about this: transportation is one of the biggest contributors to greenhouse gasses. We all know driving less is good for mother nature, but did you ever think about how many miles a toy logs before it ends up in your local store? Web site Greentoys

More and more people are chosing the bicycle as a means of getting around town – it is both environmentally-friendly and a good source of exercise.

But unfortunately, cylcists are very vulnerable to road accidents, especially when they don’t wear any head protection. As an answer, designers in Sweden have been working on a new “airbag collar”. By Euronews

A house made out of straw. It’s perhaps a surprising concept but this type of ecological construction is going through something of a boom period in Europe, a century after the technique was imported from the US.

We’re in France, where around 700 such buildings are registered. As a material, straw has many plus points, notably the economic aspect, even if some experts urge caution.

Christelle Dupont has been working on straw building sites since 2006. She explained a little about the project:

“Straw and mud are only used for the walls, and a house of course is more than just walls. The walls account for about 15-20 percent of the total budget. It’s very comfortable and you make lots of energy savings. Over time the house will more than pay for itself.” From : Euronews