Chinese Pedal Converts Energy
12.01.2009 CNN Türk
[While the world is turning to renewable energy sources in the fight against global warming, the obstacles of interesting methods. Chinese produce their own electrical energy pedaling. In Spain, solar energy panels are installed in the cemetery areas.
[[T]The]The]s in China turn the pedal to produce electricity. Pedals are turning in the project where retired in Beijing, the movement energy turns into electrical energy and stored in batteries. [[[T]] [[Piller is distributed to families in the poor regions of Beijing. Thus, both the environment is non-polluted and the possibility of making Chinese sports:
]"No work will do so much of people who retire like us. We produce both sports with these examples. It’s very beautiful and benefits everyone. "
]]]Bicycles produce about 180 watts of energy per hour with normal tempo. A full battery can store up to 10 hours of a television.
Another way to fight with intense warm is more. The Santa Coloma city of Spain uses solar energy. In the city where there was a shortage, solar energy panels have laid in an interesting place; city.
There is a full 462 solar power panel on the ground. Panels can produce energy up to meet the annual energy consumption of 60 homes. Thanks to this cemetery, 50 tonnes of carbon oyster.
[This is matched with the amount of carbon, where about 6 thousand 500 trees can be kept in one year. When looking for ways to reduce carbon release to the world atmosphere, a bad news from the US came.
According to the report of the American research investment Gartner, one of the reasons for global warming is the internet search engines used by millions of people. According to the report, search twice in Google, the amount that arises when boiling water in the heater leads to carbon release.
According to other research, each 15 minutes spent on search on Google produces carbon dioxide between 7 to 10 grams.
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