Armed with a BA in Electrical Engineering from Thomas Edison College, Lee spent 20 years deep in the bowels of the electronics industry before deciding to trade in his scope probe for a pen. He spent five years as the communication technology editor for Electronic Design magazine, then served as senior technology editor at ChipCenter, also covering communications and networking technology, before joining EN-Genius Network in March of 2002 as the primary editor of the ZONEs covering connectivity, networking, and all things "green." His latest book, Green Electronics/Green Bottom Line - A Commonsense Guide To Environmentally Responsible Engineering and Management, was recently published by Newnes Press.
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Best Electric Bicycles
If you want to have fun, get fit, and make a major dent in your carbon footprint at the same time, consider an electric bicycle. Boasting sub-$0.01 per-mile operating costs and hassle-free parking, these electric-assisted vehicles use a mix of muscle...
Best Green Clothes Dryers
Who says going green has to be boring? Today’s eco-friendly laundry systems boast higher capacities, designer colors, and multitudes of new convenience features while offering dramatically lower energy, water, and detergent consumption while still ...
My first encounter with a European-style high-efficiency washer back in the early ‘90s is almost as memorable as my first ride in a Porsche. The compact Bosch front-loader I found in the Swiss...
