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Environmental Policy

Posted byby Brooke Faulkner
February 20, 2018

Environmental Justice for Rising Income Inequality

Income inequality has long been a growing concern, with a range that has only continued to expand in the last 30 years. While many claim to have an idea of…

Green Technology

Posted byby John Tarantino
February 18, 2018

3 Green Technologies That Are Revolutionizing the Future

2018 is going to be a monumental year for green technologies. We have hit a point where climate change has been globally recognized by most of the world’s political communities.…

Green Food

Posted byby John Tarantino
February 15, 2018

Is Going Vegetarian a Realistic Way to Reduce Carbon Emissions?

Worried about climate change? Or extreme weather patterns? What about rising temperatures that mean unbearable heat waves in the summer and striking cold in the winter? If these things concern…

Energy

Posted byby Niranjan Bharadwaj
February 15, 2018

The Energy Security Debate (Part 2) : Energy Inequality

Energy security and its present day scenario reveals sharp contrast between the production and consumption patterns of developing and developed countries as well as between rural and urban areas…

Green Technology

Posted byby John Tarantino
February 8, 2018

5 Ideas for Ensuring Global Food Security in the Age of Climate Age

Climate change isn’t exactly new. In the past 650,000 years, there have been seven ice ages. The modern climate era is only roughly 7,000 years old, a far shorter length…

Energy

Posted byby Joanne Moss
February 8, 2018

Solar Powered Motion Light- 1000 Lumen Led Security

This is a solar powered light that draws its energy from the sun using the solar panels that are attached to it. Due to the use of the sunlight to…

Energy

Posted byby Niranjan Bharadwaj
February 6, 2018

The Energy Security Debate: Introduction ( Part 1)

Energy undoubtedly has the oldest history. Even before the homo sapiens could read and write, fire was discovered and used for hunting ,scaring wild animals ,cooking ,fighting the winters and…

Other Stories

Posted byby Sarah Wallace
February 5, 2018

Toxins to Keep an Eye Out For

This February, thousands of patients, advocates and specialists are celebrating National Cancer Prevention Month. The months aims to highlight simple lifestyle adjustments that can help safeguard health and prevent the…

Infographics

Posted byby John Tarantino
January 30, 2018

The Secrets of the Soil

We take it for granted, but the soil in our gardens, as well as across forests, woodlands, parks and other open spaces, is incredibly important. How many of us give…

Energy

Posted byby Kyle P
January 27, 2018

Solar on the Horizon: 20 Years into the Future

To predict the future of solar, we must first look to the past. Solar power has grown exponentially over the last 20 years, with an average annual growth rate of…