If now seems like a good time for a mind-blowing experience, take a couple of minutes and check out this video on planet Earth, juxtaposing some incredible imagery with a voice-over from legendary astronomer Carl Sagan. Anyone with a pulse …
Tag: sustainability
Quest for Sustainability — Check Out the Boom in Corporate Social Responsibility
Our civilization certainly has its problems vis-à-vis sustainability—whether we’re talking about energy, food, water, social justice, law-making, or any number of other important arenas. But at the same time, we’re addressing these issues with enormous volumes of intellectual horsepower. Case …
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From Guest Blogger Damian: Ways To Make Your Home Security System Green
Is there anything in this life as important as the security of your family and your home? Not really. Our inner voice tells us we need to do anything and everything in our power to protect our loved ones and …
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From Guest Blogger Millie: Teaching the Basic Lessons of Sustainability to Kids through Gardening
Sustainability is a learning that begins at home. Sustainability means more than just using eco-friendly fabrics, furnishing and carpets at your home. It means you are saving the nature and all of its blessings for the future generations. And this …
“No Love, No Fish” – A Message on Passion and Sustainability
Here’s a quick post to thank Robert Stang, an extremely senior player in sustainable real estate development, for his longstanding support of 2GreenEnergy. I think readers will particularly resonate with his story “No Love, No Fish,” which speaks to the …
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From Guest Blogger Sam Charles: Recycling Household Goods
Keeping leftovers from meals and collecting free plastic bags from supermarkets have been some of the most common ways of saving households money by recycling. The challenge is to make a profit by going green.
Environmentalism and 20th Century Philosophy
Existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre (pictured here) was born on this day in 1905. When I’m asked to define the subject, I say that existentialism is the doctrine that we live in a universe that has no meaning–one that is coldly …
From Guest Blogger Susan: Energy Saving Sustainability Tips and Guidelines
High energy bills are only one side of wasting electricity, the other side of the coin being an increased carbon footprint and thus affecting the environment in the long run. Prices for utilities are likely to go up as time …
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From Guest Blogger Ashley: Could the Navy Succeed in Beaming Solar Energy to Earth from Space?
Recently, the United States Naval Research Laboratory put into plans to build solar panels that are to be placed in space with the capability to beam the energy collected directly to Earth. Sounds like a plot to a James Bond …
Coca Cola, Sustainability, and the Rise of Cleantech
Here’s a clever video that lays bare the connection between Coca Cola and obesity, diabetes, heart disease, etc. And here’s an article that gets at the issue of the unsustainable use of water required in the actual manufacturing of the …
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