Brac Systems Inc. is pleased to announce the addition of four new products into its ever growing product line. Our R&D team has been extremely busy researching, designing, developing and testing new products to fill the gaps as we continue to explore and expand the greywater recycling market. The RGW-500/502 and the LB-300 Residential Greywater Recycling Systems were introduced to our dealer/distributor network within the past four weeks and are now being introduced to our customer base.

Brac Systems has now developed its very own super-concentrated blue dye, called BracBlue. It has been formulated from a safe, food-grade dye for use with the Brac Systems BDD-30 Blue Dye Dispensers. BracBlue can also be used to bring a natural blue appearance back to lakes, ponds and fountains. It will reduce sunlight penetration, therefore reduce algae growth.

Click here for the product sheet for the BracBlue.

BracBlue:     Super-concentrated blue dye for use with the BDD-30 Blue Dye Dispenser.

RGW-500:    Large capacity residential GRS equipped with new chlorinator and pleated filter cartridge.

RGW-502:    Large capacity GRS equipped with 2- 1 horsepower Brac pumps for greater delivery volume.

LB-300:        “Lowboy” crawlspace GRS model equipped with upgraded technology.

I hope you don’t like seafood, bceause it might not be around long. How does CO2 cause ocean acidity and why does that affect world seafood supplies?

Are we witnessing an oceanic fisheries collapse?

To watch a shocking video on Alaska’s fisheries, click here.

To take action on the environment, click here.

Sellers offer “Green” Incentive Package to Buyers

Boca Raton, Florida (PRWEB) March 5, 2008 — With headlines reading “Home prices to post another decline in ‘08,” residential home sellers are between a rock and a hard place. In order to set their home apart from the 235 houses on the market in their price range in the Boca Raton, Florida area, Tara and Daniel Biller devised a “green home” incentive plan for potential buyers. They are offering buyers a slew of environmentally friendly upgrades and products including a solar water heater system.

“Tara and Daniel Biller are in the same situation as millions of American’s with a home to sell,” said Torm Martinson, broker/agent for Campbell & Rosemurgy Real Estate. “They’ve lowered their asking price, made home improvements and have been patient waiting for an offer – any offer.”

“We realized it was time to do something different to set our house apart,” commented Tara. “I’m in the process of starting up a residential ‘green home’ consulting service and I have been doing a lot of research on solar panels and outfitting the home with more environmentally friendly solutions. Daniel and I devised this plan to see if this would peak the interest of potential buyers.”

For those that are interested in learning more about the Biller’s home and the “green home” incentive package, please contact Torm Martinson at 561-504-6200, or torm@campbellandrosemurgy.com.

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Maryland Green Power Co. now distributes a product which will reduce your dependence on bottled water, save you money, reduce plastic bottle waste, and dehumidify your room:

Liquid Air, a product which solves all these problems for businesses and residential consumers in an environmentally-friendly manner.

Now that bottled water companies are attempting to increase their profits by charging “fuel-surcharges” to their customers for water bottle delivery, Maryland Green Power Co. offers a solution which is both economical, and solves the plastic water bottle waste issue.

The Liquid Air device will supply 5 gallons of pure, filtered drinking water per day by removing humidity from the surrounding air, something Maryland has plenty of.

5 gallons of day from a bottled water supplier would cost about $ 160 per month, and create 30 plastic bottles per month of waste

The Liquid Air system can be leased for $ 122 per month, and does not use any bottles, which makes it more convenient to operate, and prevents the leaching of chemicals from the plastic water bottles which is possible with other systems.

In addition, Liquid Air reduces room humidity, which means the occupants will be comfortable with less air conditioning, saving even more money.

One unit creates 5 gallons per day indoors, and 2-3 times that amount outdoors, thus easily supplying up to 25 people in an office or school environment. The device is also perfect for hotels, fitness centers, colleges, resorts, etc.

For more information on this and other green products, please refer to:

Maryland Green Power Co.
http://www.marylandgreenpower.com
Phone: 443-864-3072

Contact: Dennis Meizys

Liquid-Air extracts Pure, High-Quality Drinking Water from the moisture in the air we breathe. Liquid-Air is a revolutionary product using the latest in technology to make pure water from air. Liquid-Air creates a new standard of drinking water quality.

Features:

Electrostatic Air Filter – Removes harmful dust and particles from the air.

Double-Pass Ultra-Violet Sanitizer – Eliminates all harmful bacteria, viruses and micro-organisms.

Activated Carbon Filter – Removes harmful chemicals and odors to assure great tasting water.

Monitored Recycling – Guarantees your water reserve is always fresh and pure.

Micro-computer monitored
for quality assurance.

Click Here for Wholesale Pricing on Solar Electric and Solar Heating Systems!

Of all the types of solar power systems available today, solar water heating is one of the most effective so far. Below you will find some links to very cost-effective solar power systems, some of which are very efficient, like the thermosiphon solar water heater which does not even need a pump!

Nevertheless, we carry not only passive and active solar water heaters, but also monocrystalline and polycrystalline solar panels with or without trackers, BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaic Solar Electric laminates, tiles and other materials which integrate into your home’s design and blend with your rooftop), building integrated solar water heaters (not visible from the ground) and solar absorbtion air conditioners (not powered by solar – these solar air conditioners use a solar heated liquid to create cooling using a hydrophilic heat transfer component.)

40 Gallon Passive Solar Water Heater Uses the sun to preheat water for a standard electric or gas water heater. Save up to 20% of total household energy costs… Quoted	Thermosiphon Passive Solar Water Heater Solar Panels contain food grade glycol, which, when heated by the sun, rises up to circulate through the ceramic lined water tank, heating the water. Quoted
Rheem Tankless Gas Water Heater Eco-$mart offers a full line of energy efficient tankless gas water heaters. Rheem tankless water heaters deliver hot water on demand with a digital control system designed for highest safety and lowest energy use. Quoted	Building Integrated Solar Water Heating Installed under a metal roof during new construction or a re-roofing process, the system collects the sun’s energy as heat, which is then conducted by the metal roof into a proprietary collection system. Quoted

Pool Heating

Enersol Solar Pool Heating Kit The Enersol solar pool heating system is simple, clean, easy to install, virtually maintenance free, and most importantly – it works. Do-it-yourself installation kit available. List: $258.00 Eco-$mart Price: $215.00

Solar Attic Pool Heater Heat exchanger that cools your attic while heating your pool. No roof-mounted panels, efficient and quiet operation. Fully automatic system with controller.

I recently visited a couple websites which tried to explain how to run a car on water. The sites are selling e-books or manuals on how to do the conversion yourself for a few hundred dollars. They even claim that you will qualify for Federal tax credits for converting to a “hybrid” car, as this one infers:

http://water-for-gas-reviews.com/RunYourCarOnWater.html

(I do not even want to link to them on the fear that it will legitimize their scheme, but you can make your own decisions.)

I won’t even address the possible trouble with the IRS on this topic, since in effect you are designating your car as a a hybrid without any certification. Check the tax code yourself on the IRS.GOV website. You will have to stretch your, and your auditor’s imagination a bit to get that one.

After deciphering the poorly written explanations of how the technology is supposed to work, it appears that the proponents (shall we call them snake-oil salesmen?) are telling you to use your car’s electricity to create electrolysis, or the process of breaking water down into its component parts of hydrogen and oxygen. Hopefully, they have two paths of collection for the gases so they remain separated prior to injection into the fuel line, but I doubt it. That would be quite a modification to do by yourself.

Then, some of these site discuss the resultant gas, HHO as increasing the combustion rate of engines. I wonder why the automobile manufacturers couldn’t figure that one out? Oh, I forgot – these sites are implying that the automakers are knowingly creating inefficient cars! If that were the case, Toyota wouldn’t have had to sell its Prius to conquer the fuel-efficient car market – Toyota could have done this couple-hundred-dollar modification itself and saved the money on the hybrid drive system and the expensive batteries. Of course, that’s part of the conspiracy – Toyota wants to sell these expensive cars to us unsuspecting customers!

Another thing that concerns me, is that if this system does inject hydrogen into the combustion process, wouldn’t that create more moisture in the engine? Yes, moisture is created in gasoline and diesel combustion too, and can be a major problem if you don’t run your engine long enough to create the heat necessary to evaporate the moisture from the engine and exhaust systems. This is called wet stacking and will reduce the engine’s life. I suspect that if the gas-to-water system really works, then it would only aggravate that problem.

Another consideration is whether the hydrogen adds power to the fuel-air mix? Maybe it adds a little bit, but since energy is neither created nor destroyed, it had to come from somewhere. Did it come from the water? No – water is a stable molecule which does not burn, and thus, does not give any energy via combustion. Then, the extra energy had to come from the hydrogen, right? Yes, it did. But the hydrogen was separated from water by adding energy via the electrolysis process. That energy came from the car battery, which was charged by taking energy from the drive train, which derives it from the engine, which is powered by the gasoline or diesel fuel. Since a perpetual motion machine has never been developed due to frictional and heat losses, we have to assume there are losses in this system too. Reference the Wikepedia article on HHO, which clearly states: “The energy required to generate the oxyhydrogen always exceeds the energy released by combusting it. (See Electrolysis of water:Efficiency).”

This would be similar to a homeowner trying to generate his own electricity by buying an electric motor connected to his home utility grid, and connecting it to a generator into which he plugs his appliances. Sure he generates electricity, but the power ultimately comes from the utility grid, and he loses some of the power due to friction in the drive train between the motor and generator, and the resistive heat losses of the circuits. By the way, I have seen this proposed on the internet as a way of “generating free electricity.” The inventor of that system, like the inventor of the gas-to-water system, also mysteriously disappeared due to another conspiracy.

Here’s my challenge: While the engineers reading this are probably agreeing with me, the snake-oil salesmen are probably outraged.

I would love to hear comments from both sides of this argument, and I will publish all opinions as long as they are not SPAM or overtly commercial.

Let’s see if someone convinces me and I wind up eating crow on this issue!

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On this site you will find Federal, State, County and Municiple tax incentives, rebates and grants for your energy project, whether it is a renewable power project or power conservation system.

Some of your energy projects like solar power, wind generation or geothermal might even wind up being almost free in some States.

Check out the site, and contact me if you have any questions:

DSIRE Website

You can contact me through my main energy saving site.