From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Air Filtration–The Importance of Clean Air in the Workplace
Silent, tasteless, odorless, and colorless: these words describe radon gas. At one point in time relatively few knew about this harmful substance and even less understood how they could be at risk of exposure. In modern times, society has developed test kits to reveal this elusive substance and subsequently guard against it. However, it is not just radon gas that requires society’s attention. Exceptional air quality must be emphasized as a guarantee in any workplace. (more…)
In addition to the simple ways you can cut your energy usage at home, by taking advantage of hacks like swapping to bulbs that use less energy and having additional installation installed, there are also other steps you can take. One of which is switching to renewable energy sources. 
It’s hard to think of a more enviable career than photographer for the 130-year-old National Geographic, published continuously since its first issue in 1888, consisting largely of articles about science, geography, history, and world culture. Imagine being paid to have experiences of sublime beauty–all around the globe.
Insofar as the renewable energy universe is abuzz with the president’s slapping a 30% tariff on silicon-based solar panels coming into the U.S., I thought I’d offer a few comments vis-a-vis the effects this will have on the industry:
Early on in the development of 2GreenEnergy, I made a series of 
Question: By promising to expand its electric vehicle fleet and supporting bike sharing, Ford Motor Company has reasonably good PR when it comes to environmentalism and mitigating climate change. 
2GreenEnergy super-supporter Gary Tulie sent me this very interesting piece from his home office in Buckinghamshire, England, in which he analyzes the 
In his publication 
