what Orwell didn’t predict =) and the danish fleet of hydrogen fuelcell cars..

Posted on 18 July 2008

besides me being an editor at GGG, a freelancer expertising  community and presence marketing, I also have the privilege of running the most USEFUL podcast in the world called “Geek Army Knife”. Last interview was with Sanjay Khanna of Khanna research where we talked about calm technologies and the things that Orwell didn’t predict… it resulted in a very good episode where we talk about Green and how you are supposed to act on it in the future – enjoy it here

Also according to treehugger.com – Denmark is going to have the world largest fleet of electric hydrogen fuelcell cars..

I will keep you posted when the hydrogen station infrastructure gets going here

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Henriette - who has written 33 posts on Green Girls Global Blog.

Henriette has her own company called toothless tiger where she consults on companies to use their online presence as a marketing tool. she has a secret wish to change the business world for the better

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