Learning Compassion and Humanity from Confucius
From the Writer’s Almanac:
Today we celebrate the birthday of the teacher, philosopher, and political theorist popularly known as Confucius, born near what is now Qufu, in Shandong Province, China, in 551 BCE…… He felt obligated to bring back an emphasis on humility, compassion, and tradition, to encourage people to exercise self-discipline, and to always act on the principle of “ren,” or “loving others.” “What you do not wish for yourself,” he wrote, “do not do to others.” (more…)
Many businesses are genuinely believe in reducing their carbon footprint, and incorporate this into their products and day to day strategies. However, it can easily seem like a fad or an ingenuine sales pitch; therefore, you need to understand how to market it properly and effectively. Poor green marketing can do a lot of harm to your business, so ensure you get it right from the very beginning. Here’s how to market your business as ‘green.’ 
From Green Auto Market:
The first steam-powered passenger railway began service in England on this date in 1825, and thus it’s a good time for us to think about the history of energy as it applies to human culture. From the time homo Sapiens came on the scene about 200,000 years ago until the 
A green business can help save the planet, make the working environment more pleasant for staff and reduce your outgoings.
From Green Auto Market: The former Environmental Protection Agency official who 
Some people might ask the question – what is eco-travel anyway? Well, to put it simply, even though vacation is an opportunity to take the time-out when it comes to responsibilities, some of your obligations cannot be avoided – like common decency to fellow human beings and innocent animals and staying mindful about the environment. In most situations, these obligations overlap. Therefore, if you want to keep your carbon footprint down to a minimum at all times, here is the ultimate guide to eco-friendly travel.
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As we’ve often discussed here, the migration to renewable energy on the grid, and the simultaneous replacement of petroleum with electric transportation are really two sides of the same coin. That’s largely because the environmental benefits of EVs are realized only when we’ve effectively removed coal as our “go-to” energy resource to address incremental loads at night that grid operators can foresee.
