From Guest Blogger Lana Hawkins: Four Steps to Bring Sustainability to Your Supply Chain
Growing consumer demand and the pressure of legislation have a huge influence on businesses across many industry sectors. They are changing the perception of sustainability, which has moved past being just a hip trend. Today, it is the embodiment of new business thinking, a model that makes companies future-ready and more competitive. After all, production patterns, warehouse operations and goods transportation, these things have a profound impact on the carbon footprint the business world leaves on the nature. (more…)
It’s a shame when total BS is represented as some sort of technology breakthrough. 
Let me reiterate what I just wrote in a comment: The notion that 
2GreenEnergy mega-supporter Gary Tulie writes: Hi Craig, The lower house of the 
In response to my piece on the ongoing 
Here’s an article that explains the impact of 
It’s the birthday of physicist Richard Feynman, a gentleman who left us many important breakthroughs in quantum mechanics and electrodynamics, but is best remembered for his personable character and warmth, and his belief that science is a thing of beauty. According to the Writer’s Almanac, “He had fun doing (his inquiries). It frustrated him that so few laypeople shared his wonder in science.” My favorite quote: Physics is like sex: sure, it may give some practical results, but that’s not why we do it. 
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Frequent commenter Glenn Doty and I have ongoing discussions about the legitimacy of electric transportation. I wrote recently about the 
Portable storage and mobile containers are traditionally powered in the same approach you power your home – the unit is powered up with plug sockets and lighting is wired in. The whole container is then run on an external power supply like a generator, or powered onsite if the option is offered. 
