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Green in RI
As you cross the threshold of this gorgeous New England-style home overlooking Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island, the first place your mind definitely doesn’t go is toward visions of high-tech gadgetry or green living.
But there’s something special that sets this home apart from the rest of the block.
Southern California dealer wants your TVs
Diamond Case Designs, Inc. in Anaheim wants to give you cash towards your purchase of an Energy Star rated television.
And it's not just for TVs, it's for all your old electronics.
Pretty cool idea, eh? All the info after the jump...
Where are we in the great “producer responsibility” debate?
When we last tackled the issue of recycling we discussed how most everyone in the consumer electronics field agrees there is a serious problem with e-waste. But who is responsible for the cost of recycling? Is it the manufacturer, the retailer, the consumer or the government?
A year later, the debate still rages and, from a legal perspective, is heating up.
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Dim the Lights: The Eco-Friendly Way
Light dimmers can increase the ambience in any room.
With the added benefit of being eco-friendly, Lutron Electronics eco-minders, Maestro and Meadowlark, not only dim light, but can also dim your energy bills.
Learn more…
To Regulate or Not to Regulate - California considers mandate for TV energy efficiency.
When it comes to environmental policy and regulation, it’s often said that, as goes California, so goes the nation. From clean air to fuel efficiency, the Golden State has led the pack in its attempts to regulate for the sake of the environment. Perhaps that’s why a new California Energy Commission proposal is turning heads in the consumer electronics industry.
Or does it?
Green was definitely a big theme at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show this past January. Almost every major manufacturer devoted a portion of its press conference to environmental issues.
“Green” products and practices were prominently displayed at many booths.
From all of this marketing, one might assume that the consumer electronics industry has transformed itself into a model of environmental stewardship overnight. But has it?
We're not going to miss you
Seriously? You're surprised that your TV stopped working?
Where have you been?
Even if you've been getting your HD over the air for years, there's a few tips here you may want to check out.
Click through for some links and tips.
Twitter and Facebook your way to Mits' Carbon Neutrality
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. has announced the Carbon Neutral Facebook campaign. The LaserVue Carbon Neutral Facebook campaign underlines MDEA’s commitment to reduce waste and set higher standards of efficiency throughout the TV industry.
The LaserVue Carbon Neutral Facebook campaign aims to inspire individuals to calculate their carbon footprint, reduce what they can and then mitigate the rest with carbon offsets.
Auto shut-off your lights
New to Crestron’s energy saving product line are Green Light occupancy sensors.
Used to enhance the functioning of environmental controls, the sensors’ built-in microprocessor-based technology optimizes performance and uses photocells to reduce the on time for lights and cut energy usage.
All the info after the jump.
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