by dev2 | Jun 27, 2023 | Evolving Climate Planning Methods and Underutilized Technologies
Insulation From Hemp. The product is Hempitecture – building insulation made from hemp. www.hempitecture.com It is a plant-based insulating product for walls, floors and ceilings.
by dev2 | Jun 27, 2023 | Evolving Climate Planning Methods and Underutilized Technologies
Hybrid Green Technologies. Up until now – on this website, anyway – we’ve been looking at individual green technologies. But now it really begins to get interesting, and highly creative as well, as we begin to look at how these various technologies can...
by dev2 | Jun 27, 2023 | Evolving Climate Planning Methods and Underutilized Technologies
Heat Pumps. The term heat pump is something of a misnomer, since a heat pump both heats and cools. In its heating mode, a heat pump is an electrically powered device that uses a circulating chemical called a refrigerant to remove heat from the outdoor winter air, or...
by dev2 | Jun 27, 2023 | Evolving Climate Planning Methods and Underutilized Technologies
Heat Island Abatement. Building masses and pavements retain heat in a city during the warm months. Street murals created with solar-reflective paint are cooling down L.A. “Neighborhood Used Revolutionary Heat-Reflective Paint to Cool its Temperatures”. 3/16/23....
by dev2 | Jun 27, 2023 | Evolving Climate Planning Methods and Underutilized Technologies
Green Hydrogen. Hydrogen is considered the ideal fuel by many for its clean-burning qualities. The only emission when hydrogen is burned is water. But hydrogen is only considered to be Green if it is produced using fuel sources that are free of GHG emissions. “What...
by dev2 | Jun 27, 2023 | Evolving Climate Planning Methods and Underutilized Technologies
Green Concrete (GC). “Cement That Can Build the Cities of the Future” 3/7/23. www.thecooldown.com Describes the manufacturing of cement using microalgae – from the ocean – instead of burning limestone from quarries. “Cities of the Future May be Built...
