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Bright Lights, Small City

By on February 3, 2009 in Chemically Green

[image credit] USA TODAY: A Current Pew Poll has revealed that 47% of Americans are not very satisfied with their cities (especially big cities) of residence and would prefer living elsewhere. City dwellers are more likely to dream of living somewhere else, and men in rural areas are far happier living there than women. Generally [...]

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Chemically Green is Going Social

By on October 28, 2008 in Chemically Green

I’m proud to announce that Chemically Green is becoming increasingly more attuned to social media.  It’s a great way for me to keep up on news in green/biofuel arena.  In response, I’ve created a Twitter account so that you may keep a closer watch on Chemically Green and my latest posts.  Follow me on Twitter, [...]

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It’s Official: Abu Dhabi Owns 90% of the Chrysler Building

By on July 14, 2008 in Chemically Green

Chrysler Building, 2nd tallest building in New York On a previously post on CG, Foreign Investors Buying Major U.S. Properties, we reported about Abu Dhabi was looking at purchasing the Chrysler Building through a real estate investment group. From the International Harold Tribune: Abu Dhabi buys 90% of the Chrysler Building The government of Abu [...]

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“Coal and Oil are Making Us Sick”, says Senator Harry Reid

By on July 2, 2008 in Chemically Green

Coal and oil makes us sick? Check out Senator Harry Reid on YouTube. Senator Reid, we hear the talk, but where is the action? Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader heads the “do nothing Congress.” Senator Reid, why do you give an interview to talk about the U.S. getting off coal and oil and start [...]

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The Inconvient Truth About Ethanol

By on April 15, 2008 in Chemically Green

What are the benefits from America selecting Ethanol as an alternative fuel? I always wonder who will read this information about ethanol and what the real truth and issues about mass producing ethanol will cost the American taxpayer, both short and long term. The American public needs to wake up and realize the race to [...]

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