Winter is on the way, so make sure your heating system is ready to keep you warm. Humans have been able to adapt to all kinds of different weather conditions. In the summer, we have air conditioning to keep us …
Tag: sustainability
2GreenEnergy Doesn’t Attend Conferences Promoting Coal
I go to a fair number of conferences on renewable energy, and sustainability more generally. A few times a year, I check out events calendars, decided where I’m going and when, and then hit up the event producers for press …
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From Guest Blogger Devin Morrissey: Sustainable Landscaping for the 21st Century
Irresponsible resource usage and waste have been on the public’s mind for years now. As we see the detrimental effects our careless use has wrought on this planet, many are trying to find ways to reverse the damage and save …
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From Guest Blogger Anica Oaks: Sustainable Gardening Tips that Keep the Grass Green and the Plants Growing
The grass and plants in your yard can enhance your property’s aesthetic appeal and make your home a more desirable place to live. It’s possible to maintain the condition of your lawn and garden throughout the year by following the …
From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: What Types of Insulation Are Most Important for Your Home’s Energy Efficiency?
You are well-aware of the importance of insulating your home. You’d love to see your energy bills go down, maintain a moisture-free barrier — and hey — it wouldn’t hurt to enjoy a bit more quiet. Insulation keeps your home …
U.S. Ranks First in Some Amazing, If Disturbing, Categories
As far as I can discern, Americans are unique in the world for their capacity to vote against their own interests. This is not some weird speculation; it’s a subject that has been thoroughly explored by people a heck of …
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The Netherlands Has It Goin’ On
Hey, Americans. If you were going to expatriate, where would you go? As U.S. politics becomes more terrifying and life here becomes more bizarre, an ever-increasing number of us are asking ourselves this precise question.
From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Why You Need to Have an Environmental Assessment Before Your Purchase Property
When purchasing a property for business, there are a lot of inspections that need to take place before making a final decision. One important step that should never be overlooked is an environmental assessment. This assessment is an inspection of …
From Guest Blogger Devin Morrissey: The Need for Social Reform in the Face of Climate Change
Technology alone isn’t going to save humanity from the effects of climate change. Headlines claiming otherwise might make for great slices of clickbait, but they aren’t being entirely truthful. While new technological innovations this year like increasingly affordable solar panels …
From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: What Types of Homes Are Most Energy Efficient?
Solar power, geothermal power and wind power are all alternative energy sources which prevent us from needing to burn fossil fuels in order to heat and power our homes. As our population increases and our energy demands rise, we are …
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