My recent piece on waste plastic dealt with the pollution of our oceans. It’s going to take an enormous amount of time, capital resources, and tech R&D to solve this problem. Here’s a video on a subject that may be …
Category: Sustainability
Waste Plastic in Our Oceans
I’m just finishing up a writing assignment for a company in the biodegradable plastics space. The client is in the rare, if not unique position of facing literally zero marketing challenges; prospective customers like Nestles and McDonald’s are beating a …
A New Year’s Suggestion
Hard to add much to this meme. (Larger version below.) Let’s make 2019 the year in world history in which humankind started thinking of itself as a community, and began acting accordingly.
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Take a Cool Guess—The Fun Quiz on Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability. Today’s Topic: Plastic in the Ocean
Question: Which major beer brand just announced its switch to a 100% biodegradable substance, made from a mix of by-product waste and compostable materials, to form the rings that hold six-packs together?
Beautifully Made Movie on Environmental Stewardship
LEED-certified architect and old school chum Bruce Wilson writes: Hi Craig. I get a daily email from DailyGood.org. Today’s email has a short video intro to the movie “Home” by world renowned photographer, Yann Arthus-Bertrand.
May Peace Prevail on Earth
Best wishes for the holidays. Many thanks to all our contributors, clients, and supporters.
Your New Year’s Resolutions Can Improve the Health of the Environment
If your New Year’s resolutions have anything to do with environmental responsibility, here’s something you can do that’s even more important than biking to work: eat less red meat.
The Turimiquire Foundation–Getting It Done in Northeastern Venezuela
Each Christmas I make a pitch to 2GreenEnergy readers who may find themselves in a philanthropic spirit to consider the Turimiquire Foundation in their holiday giving, as I have personally since the 1990s, when I first met Willie Bloomstein, the manager …
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This Mural Says It All
Educated people tend to be tolerant, and loath to drive their cars into protesters at white supremacist rallies. Educated women have smaller, healthier and more stable families. Education is the key to productivity and affluence. Educated populations understand the creeping …
Who Are We?
I’m sure many of you have seen this meme, but it’s worth a brief conversation.
