SolarGizmo

Posts Tagged ‘co2’

It’s been 20 years since the privatization of electricity companies in the UK and E.ON are celebrating with the release of a new video to get more people involved in the big energy debate currently going on. The debate focuses on how we are going to reduce CO2 levels and promotes renewable energy. It’s a short animated film giving peoples individual views and opinions on the current energy crisis facing the UK and what these individuals think the solutions are. While you watch the film you will realize that each person has their own ideas on what needs to happen and a focus on shifting towards domestic electricity generation seems to be a strong ideal with most people believing that their individual homes can be made more efficient and would benefit from installing their own solar panels.

Having looked into E.ON and its work towards our future supplies of energy the company seems to be getting as many people involved as possible and the Solargizmo team would highly recommend a visit to the official site www.eontalkingenergy.com on a previous blog we wrote about Renewable Energy – Who Should Be In Control? The web link provided will provide a few good answers to this question. Please visit the site and get involved, remember everyone has an opinion on the subject and by talking out these views we can make big steps in solving the energy crisis and save the planet but if you dont talk about it your opinion is wasted.

A new advert by planestupid.com shows in detail computer generated polar bears dropping from the sky to their death. The advert is designed to shock people into understanding that taking a simple flight has massive environmental impacts to both the planet and its inhabitants. Shocking videos are nothing new when it comes to advertising climate change as UK residents will be aware of the government’s advert regarding a children’s bedtime story.  Watch the videos below and cast your own judgment as to if the method of shock tactics is educational or going one step to far to promote current events.