From Guest Blogger Lana Hawkins: Advanced Building Materials for More Sustainable Construction
With the global warming and environmental issues, people are trying to build more efficient and sustainable homes and workplaces. To do that is sometimes costly, but with energy-efficient and eco-friendly materials, you can retrieve that money within just a few years. And with the technology on the rise, more and more sustainable materials are being made and introduced into market, you just have to find what suits your place and pocket the best. (more…)
Caption: This guy has lost a huge percentage of his habitat as the Arctic ice cap has been melting over the past decade. It’s not an argument; it’s an atrocity–and as the photo suggests, he’s rightfully quite angry about it.
Frequent commenter BreathOnTheWind wonders about the rationale for climate change denial. My position:
No one wants to expose their family to toxins when trying to clean and protect your home. As a result, concerned parents and home owners take great interest in a poison-free approach to pest control. While many substances exist that will drive pests away, it is sometimes difficult to know which are best to use around the house. The following poison-free pest control measures will help keep any family free of many common, unwanted pests. 
As the winter season comes to an end, the temperatures are beginning to rise with the start of a new season. Spring is often the time when flowers bloom and the sun comes out, but it can also mean suffering from high temperatures and unexpected heat waves. To keep your home cool without using 
Roger Senior writes: New Zealand is probably the only country in the world that could power all its petrol and small diesel vehicles with renewable energy: hydro, wind, geothermal. Also plenty of tidal energy is as yet untapped. But instead the government is running down the electrified rail system and going very cool on electric cars.
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This morning I happened to see an interview with the spokesperson for Amnesty International whose focus is abolishing the death penalty. No real surprises here, though perhaps a representation of today’s troubled times: 
