Posted on October 11, 2007 by Peter Fagerström
Re-greening Chicago is a short video about greening urban space and other environmental actions within the urban area.
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Posted on August 1, 2007 by Peter Fagerström
micro compact home or m-ch is a prefab with potential, measuring 266cm*266cm*266cm its very compact, no big area foot-print, it costs a mere 25k-34k euros (depending on contract) and is currently shipped to all parts of europe (at an extra cost of course). there is also there is a low e-home version (low energy home) which [...]
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Posted on July 19, 2007 by Peter Fagerström
The freedom of recreational seagoing is in the same class as travelling by motorcycle. However, some facts about gasoline/petrol and oil consumption of atleast older engines (there are alot of them still out there). A 20 horsepower outboard motor uses about 10 litres/hour, a 35 hp about 15 l/h and a 90 hp about 35 [...]
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Posted on May 25, 2007 by Peter Fagerström
I see I haven’t posted anything for a month I need to start posting from the road as well I’ve been on a trip to Scotland and will be telling you about that wonderful corner of the world soon. However not to my hometown of Åbo (Swedish) Turku (Finnish) The Turku chapter of the Friends [...]
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Posted on April 11, 2007 by Peter Fagerström
I stumbeled upon the County of Växjö in my work
today, I’ve heared about them before, concerning
the ecobudget system they use.
Växsjö County in Sweden if going carbon neutral,
between the years 1993 and 2005 they reduced
their CO2 emissions with 24%.
2025 they aim to have reduced their emissions
compared to 1993s level by 70%.
A fossile fuel free Växjö.
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