Solar Ibex Cooker Boils and Bakes Using the Sun's Rays
Updated: 2010-09-08 22:00:19
The Solar Ibex is a high-performance, outdoor, user friendly solar cooker with an auto-tracking sun ray concentrator. It allows for adjustable cooking times and can heat up to 300 degrees Celsius, which makes it a great off-grid solution for your coo...

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Environmental groups, renewable energy businesses, and grassroots activists rallied last week outside the federal building in Albany calling on Senators Schumer and Gillibrand to push for Senate action on a climate change bill this year.
The event, called “Rethink, Refuel: Offshore Drilling and Climate Change,” drew connections between the BP oil catastrophe (“spill” is too weak [...]
Those amazing Idsos who run the Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change review a paper recently published in AMBIO: A Journal of the Human Environment by Mulder et al. (2010), who assess the energy return on…
A response from Justin Wood, writing to me from Australia after my previous post (cited with permission below), has prompted me to write a follow-up on the story of the greenhouse effect (GHE).
I wonder if you’ve seen this terrible description of the greenhouse effect on a UNFCCC background page? http://unfccc.int/essential_background/feeling_the_heat/items/2903.php
It actually says that incoming [...]
At least, that is, in Nepal. Willis Eschenbach has an interesting post looking into the claim that Nepal has seen one of the highest warming rates in the world (thus threatening Himalayan glaciers, etc etc). It turns out there is one (1) GISS station in Nepal, and oddly enough the raw data shows a cooling [...]