From Guest Blogger Megan Thompson: Renewables That Could Transform City Living


Over the past century, mankind’s ability to manufacture, produce, and distribute goods has grown at a rate that is faster than at any other time in history. Unfortunately, the production of goods has led to the consumption of materials and has produced a large quantity of waste. The manufacturing and production world realizes that these eco-damaging practices are non-sustainable. Therefore, there has been a push in creating sustainable waste management and using recycled materials in manufacturing. (more…)

To the left is the one commercial post; to the right is an example of something that I hope will bring a spirit of optimism, a suggestion that we all need to become better citizens of the world.

The ELF is an electrically assisted bike, meaning that the driver can choose to pedal or not. (more…)


You’re right; Florida needs to get on the stick. (more…)

Wow, Mr. Passacantando is one articulate fellow. But is he categorically right? (more…)

Whilst the ever-rising utility expenses have had an effect on all of us, it’s the farmers who need to reduce their vulnerability to the volatile costs of on-farm energy the most. Using simple steps that can be acted upon immediately will help reduce your farm’s energy use, greenhouse gas emissions and spend on utility bills. Here’s some tips on how to carry out a farm energy audit to get you started: (more…)
