Posts from ‘April, 2009’

Geothermal energy is energy obtained by tapping heat from the earth itself. This comes from magma and the radioactive decay of uranium, thorium, and potassium.
The downside to geothermal energy is the fact that it’s expensive to build. On the other hand, because the earth’s crust continuously decays replenishing the heat, it’s still a renewable source [...]

Milos is the southwesternmost of the Cyclades. A large bay, Ormos Milou, was scooped out when an ancient volcano erupted and hot sulphur springs still exist today. Adhamas is the island’s port Go bow or stern to the E side of the ferry pier or bow to the smaller pier to the E. It’s also [...]

Do you want a newfound experience as you set foot in England? Sure enough, you want something for a change. This popular global nation in Britain has plenty of surprises that await you. Thus, you might want to be closer to your surroundings and renew your relationship with Mother Nature. This you can always do [...]

Why is hydropower a green energy source? It’s because we’re able to harness electrical power by converting water into electricity.
The use of hydroelectric power or even hydroelectricity dates back to Ancient Greece and China when they installed waterwheels in rapidly flowing rivers to turn millstones and other equipment.
But the hydroelectric plants of today still use [...]

Croatia is situated on the Adriatic Sea, opposite Italy, in the Northern Mediterranean. With a history going back over a thousand years, it first appeared on the political map of Europe in 1992, following the break up of Yugoslavia after a bloody civil war.
Krk is the largest island in the Adriatic, covering 405.78 square km, [...]