For companies in many industries, finding the best wastewater treatment system for remote sites is like winning the lottery – it’s what you want, but doing it isn’t always easy. Working in fragile ecosystems and extreme environments where water is …
Category: Sustainability
Moral Rightness Is More Than Just Another Viewpoint
Marcopolo comments: “….You write from a predetermined position and belief structure…..(which) does obscure objectivity. That’s the problem with listening (and believing) only one side. No doubt the people supporting ALEC are just as passionate and sincere in their beliefs.” For …
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A Thanksgiving Message from the Sierra Club
Thanksgiving Day is an important time in the year at which Americans express gratitude for the many blessings we have, while dismissing from our minds the things we lack or may have lost. I thought I’d publish the Thanksgiving letter …
Why Is There So Much Hateful BS on Facebook? Can’t These People Think?
I share this wonderful video because it’s an example of the type of thing that happens at least once a week in my circle of Facebook friends. Someone, normally a person whose intelligence and kindness I had formerly respected, passes along …
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Guest Blogging at 2GreenEnergy
For readers wondering about the volume of guest blog posts (of which there are currently about 1400), it’s due to the fact that we have several hundred such authors. Here’s a request I just processed: Hi my name is Dave, …
Optimism Re: The Ultimate Result of the “Human Experiment”
Here’s a conversation I’m having with 2GreenEnergy super-supporter Cameron Atwood that I thought I’d share. I began by responding to an email he wrote pointing out certain atrocities that are happening in the world, and implying how important it is …
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A Contributed Post: Five Ways to Become a Green Student
Most of us try to adopt a greener approach to life, but when you’re a student with a hectic schedule and a busy social life it’s easy to let the green part of you fall by the wayside. However, with …
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From Guest Blogger Dixie Somers: How the Military Is Incorporating Green Technologies
America depends on its military to keep the country safe, and it still has to have the ability to maintain troops and power military operations. As anyone with an online military history degree knows, for years the military has been …
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Long May You Run
It’s the birthday of singer/songwriter Neil Young, and thus a good opportunity for me to offer the wish: “Long May You Run” to all people of decency and conscience. I hope you’ll check this out.
A Contributed Post: Recycling Your Tech
The Environmental Protection Agency reports that most electronic equipment with no further useful operating life (aka “e-waste”) isn’t really waste at all—it’s actually usable, marketable equipment and parts. In 2009, only 25 percent of discarded electronics (think computers and TVs) …
