Tag: sustainability

The people of Testa Produce, Inc. have started to do what they can to reduce their company’s carbon footprint. For example, two of the delivery trucks that they purchased this year are all-electric vehicles, but they don’t plan to stop …

From Guest Blogger Melissa Page: Testa Uses Green Delivery Fleet Read More »

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Of all the articles I read on the subject of energy and sustainability, I can’t think of any I more eagerly anticipate than those of Michael T. Klare.  Like the one linked above, they’re not generally good news; they tend …

Michael T. Klare on Energy Policy and Sustainability Read More »

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According to the Writers Almanac:  It was on this day in 1837 that Ralph Waldo Emerson delivered a speech entitled “The American Scholar” to the Phi Beta Kappa society at Harvard University. …. (It) was the first time he explained his …

Emerson: Create New Ideas Read More »

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I’m excited to have been hired by Xzeres Corp. (microwind) to help out with some marketing actions.  I propose to start by compiling a few case studies, documenting on camera the success of residential customers and those in different industries …

Generating Demand for Microwind Read More »

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Here’s a free webinar on smart cities from research firm Frost and Sullivan that I think I’ll attend.  They see the subject growing in importance to a $3.3 trillion industry by 2025. Needless to say, that’s a huge amount of …

Smart Cities Read More »

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Changes in the temperature in the past decades have brought the worst natural disasters that wreaked havoc everywhere in the world. From hurricane Katrina in 2005 that claimed more than a thousand lives in the country to cyclone Nargis in …

From Guest Blogger Emily Harper: The Truth about Climate Change — Will Planting Trees Really Save Us? Read More »

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The world has suffered from several fatal disasters. News of earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, and other phenomena have shaken us. Most people say that it is nature’s own way of taking revenge against humans’ cruelties. However, could it be nature’s cruelty …

From Guest Blogger John Anderson: Climate Change — Are Hurricanes Our Fault? Read More »

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Deteriorating environmental conditions and rising energy prices are prompting many businesses and individuals to adopt eco-friendly practices. An increasing number of medical clinics across the country are taking the role of community leaders in promoting environmental protection, setting a positive …

From Guest Blogger John McMalcolm: Are Medical Clinics Getting Greener? Read More »

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Here’s the radio show I did on Conservative Nation Radio the other night, in which I discussed renewable energy, climate change, sustainability, and a whole bunch of related issues with an old friend who happens to host a really right-wing …

Craig's Discussion of Renewables on a Conservative Talk-Show Read More »

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Contrary to popular belief, the Philippines has four kinds of weather, namely: hot, very hot, rainy, and very rainy. To say that the Philippine weather is unpredictable is an understatement. It may be hot and dry in one minute and …

From Guest Blogger Jeannette: The Philippine Paradox: The Weather, the Attitudes and the Sustainability in Construction Read More »

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