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Recycle

Posted byby John Tarantino
March 28, 2019

Play Your Part for the Environment—How Technology Helps Homeowners Become Part of the Circular Economy

There’s a new movement on its way and it’s taking the business world by storm. It’s called the circular economy and it means fewer natural resources are used, and therefore…

Energy

Posted byby Katya Puyraud
March 25, 2019

Why the wind is changing for renewable energy in France

Though a few world leaders have yet to be convinced, most countries have turned a corner when it comes to renewable energy. The commitments laid out by the European Union…

Green Food

Posted byby John Tarantino
March 20, 2019

Protecting Our Honey Bees

When you hear that honeybee populations are on the decline, you should be concerned.Bees do much more than just sting you when irritated- they also pollinate over 400 different plants…

Energy

Posted byby John Tarantino
March 19, 2019

What is the Renewable Heat Incentive?

The UK has committed to producing 12% of its heat from renewable sources by 2020, but as of 2017 was managing to produce just 7.7%.In contrast, Britain is already generating…

Climate Change

Posted byby John Tarantino
March 8, 2019

What the UK will need to do to cut its greenhouse gas emissions to zero

The UK has announced plans to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to the point where they would reach zero by 2050. If achieved, it would make the UK the world’s…

Other Stories

Posted byby John Tarantino
March 7, 2019

The Best Vegetables for a Beginning Gardner

Are you just beginning to develop your green thumb? Everyone has to start somewhere, and gardening is no different. Gardening is a pastime that can really bear fruit, so to…

Energy

Posted byby Tanya Mayer
March 5, 2019

Benefits of Renewable Energy Use

Renewable energy now costs less than fossil fuel power in many countries of the world. Solar, wind, geothermal and hydroelectric energy offer both economic and social benefits. In fact, the…

Other Stories

Posted byby Dennis Wesley
March 2, 2019

Why Environmental Studies Must Necessarily Be Interdisciplinary

Environmental Studies is often regarded as a highly scientific field. Although this is true, the discipline has evolved significantly over the last few decades. The discipline now draws not only…

Other Stories

Posted byby Conrad Novak
February 27, 2019

5 Things to Consider Before Buying Land to Live Off the Grid

It is very wise to prepare for disasters or other events. Just think about all the people who suffered horribly during a disaster — when they didn’t have to —…

Green Food

Posted byby John Tarantino
February 23, 2019

Why Bees Are Important to Humans

The bee is a fascinating creation of nature. While many people view bees as scary insects that may sting when disturbed, bees play a critical role in the daily lives…