“The power of hairdryers could be reduced by as much as 30 per cent in order to be more eco-friendly, a draft study commissioned by Brussels suggests, threatening many of the models favoured by hairdressers and consumers for speedy blow-dries. Günther Oettinger, the German EU energy commissioner, said that legislation preventing consumers from buying high-wattage appliances was necessary to fight climate change. Mark Coray, former president of the National Hairdressers’ Federation, said curbing the power of hairdryers would simply mean blow-drying took longer.”
Related posts:
As iron ore prices fall 60%, mining companies worldwide risk closure
Hacker finds flaw in hotel locks, can ruin your vacation with $50 DIY gadget
Fidelity halts bitcoin investments from IRAs
Phoenix DUI officer sentenced in forgery case; DUI cases to be dismissed
Pacific Alliance: Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Costa Rica growing fast
3-D printer wows world’s top tech fair
Guitarist completes first-ever paddleboard journey from Cuba to U.S.
Metal detectors at ballparks by 2015
U.S. fines Transocean $1.4 billion over Gulf oil spill disaster
Greece: Crony Capitalists Will Squeeze You and Freeze You
To Save the King of the Jungle, a Call to Pen Him In
Amid economic crisis, Puerto Rico cuts spending by $150 million
China Considers Ending Birth Limits as Soon as This Year
Targeted booze strikes: Aerial drone drops beer at South Africa music festival
Former Denver cop Hector Paez gets 8 years for assault, kidnapping