One’s home is the biggest source of energy waste as well as financial strain. In that respect, coming up with a thorough plan on how to build your home in a green and environmentally friendly manner won’t only help the planet and minimize your carbon footprint, but will also save you a ton of money in the long run. (more…)
Using more renewable energy sources and reducing your carbon footprint are the simplest ways for any business to boost its green credentials.
And the green energy sector has expanded and innovated so rapidly that it’s genuinely possible for firms in practically any sector to make the efforts required to clean up their acts. (more…)
Medical waste disposal is one of the most significant challenges faced by healthcare providers today. The term “medical waste” generally refers to any waste that contains potentially infectious material, such as body fluids or other contaminants, but it can also mean old electrical equipment and hospital supplies. (more…)
Many people wonder how it’s possible that American society could have fallen so quickly and so hard into this pathetic state of disrepair. How did it come to pass that we elected a sociopath, and, even more astoundingly, how does Trump continue to enjoy the support of 35% – 40% of voters? (more…)
When you take a deep breath, you understandably expect the air to be fresh and healthy. However, air pollution is a growing problem in many areas. When the air you breathe is polluted, you bring toxins into your body. These harmful toxins can increase the risk of respiratory conditions, including asthma, chronic bronchitis and even lung cancer. Unfortunately, outdoor air contaminants can enter your home, and this means that there may be no place for you to enjoy breathing fresh air. However, there are some steps that you can take to keep your indoor air as fresh and clean as possible. (more…)
In response to my post of Will Renewable Energy Survive Trump? Gary Tulie writes:
My guess is that solar PV deployment will barely slow down through 2018 and 2019 before accelerating through 2020-2021. (more…)
A gentleman by the name of Washington Cray asks, “Will renewable energy survive Trump?”
I’m reminded of a story I heard years ago, and I believe it’s true, about a golf outing that (mid-20th Century U.S. golf pro “Slammin’ Sammy”) Sam Snead had with a neighbor, near his home in a rural part of western Virginia. (more…)
Hydroelectric power is one of the oldest forms of electricity production and the largest renewable energy source in use today. Hydro currently makes up approximately 21 percent of global energy production. Hydroelectric power reached 1,064 gigawatts (GW) of installed capacity in 2016. (more…)
Emma Gonzalez reacts during her speech
It seems that American society may be experiencing a reprise of the 1960s: a cultural revolution driven by young people who have became fed up with their elders’ cold-hearted indifference, and took matters into their own hands. Lots of kids today seem to be saying, “Hey, old morons tragically born without consciences. You may think that it’s OK to have us slaughtered in schools so you people can elect corrupt senators who make it possible to buy weapons of war at the local liquor store. We’re putting a spear through this stupidity. Right. Effing. Now. You think we’re too young to make this change? Watch. And pay close attention.” (more…)
If the Trump administration has done anything for us, it’s provided a fantastic refresher of what we learned as children in our civics classes: checks and balances, that kind of thing. (more…)
