Embodied Energy Tidbit
July 6th, 2010 at 9:50This is a great, and short, video from TED U, the interactive learning component of The Energy Detective (TED) device.
Here Catherine Mohr shares some quick and valuable information on evaluating simple life choices as they relate to energy and water consumption… paper towels v sponge v washcloth all the way to building a new home.
Tags: carbon footprint, carbon neutrality, efficiency, embodied energy, energy conservation, energy efficienty, energy monitoring, energy star, home energy management system
Posted by mbradford,
in Energy Efficiency, Usage Awareness
September 9th, 2010 at 1:21 PM
Pssst…
the TED talks are different from TED the energy device. The TED talks are Technology, Entertainment, Design and have no association to The Energy Detective; even though both logos are strikingly similar.
They are also both WONDERFUL!
September 9th, 2010 at 1:53 PM
Doh – insert sheepish smile here. Rory, thanks for pointing this out. I appreciate the clarification and agree, they are both wonderful!