Green Links for May 16, 2010 from Smart Grid to Children’s Tylenol recall

Photo by Fernando de Sousa.

Lots of good green stuff in the mailbox this week ranging from five green energy myths with a dash of Children’s Tylenol recalls and a sprinkle of what is the Smart Grid anyways? Oh, don’t forget to read the BottleHood’s creative way to reuse wine bottles.  Lots more where that came from.  So, readers, which one is your fancy?

Five myths about green energy via Washington Post.  This is one of the most interesting article I have read in sometime.

Underwriters Laboratories Announces Personnel Certification Program for Solar Photovoltaic System Installers

Building Not LEED Anymore, Eh?

Children’s Tylenol recalled over tiny particles and out-of-control manufacturing processes

Discover the Green Machine i Phone App

on tour: BottleHood. Check out this San Diego’s company’s creative way to re-use wine and beer glass bottles. Love the green glasses.

So What is Smart Grid Anyway This whole smart grid idea has had me really puzzled. Nice article explaining what it means for residential customers.

Peak Phosphorus: German recyclers to mine phosphorus from sewage

The Center for Food Safety’s How to Avoid Genetically Modified Food Guide. In Canada, see this article.

Companies Put Restrictions On Research into GM Crops

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