Category: Sustainability

From global warming to growing landfills, climate concerns have many of us feeling discouraged about our planet’s future. However, while humans may be prone to environmental follies, many of our mistakes can be fixed with a little ingenuity. The environmental …

From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplain: Six of the Biggest Environment Cleanup Success Stories Read More »

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We tend not to think about the source of the tin solder that joins the components of our cell phones and computers.  Yet like so many other supply chains that provide us the “necessities” of our lives, this one is …

Blood Tin Read More »

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Vertical Farming It’s almost impossible to avoid being confronted with waste. Wherever we look, people and industries produce mass amounts of it, littering our environment and spreading toxic chemicals. This alarming trend can however be reversed by using green technologies, …

From a Guest Blogger: What a Waste–Six Green Technologies Working to Make Less Waste Read More »

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Though I wasn’t an Eagles fan, I certainly was upset to hear about the passing of Glenn Frey earlier this week. When my daughter was about eight, I set her on my lap, played this song for her, and asked …

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In today’s world, the degradation of the environment is a serious cause of concern. Investors are increasingly concerned with climate change, and well should be, considering the rise of government laws and regulations in relation to the same. Industries have …

From a Guest Blogger: Three Eco-Conscious Developments that are Pioneering Industry-Wide Change Read More »

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Those who like interesting mind games will enjoy this, and learn something from it at the same time. It’s a reminder to all of us who follow the news here in the US, and then realize when we happen to …

Selective Memory Test Read More »

A friend sent this video that speaks to the work that his father, Jacob Scherr, Senior Advisor of International Programs at the Natural Resources Defense Council, did in illuminating the Eiffel Tower. The NRDC ranks among the world’s most venerable …

Celebrating the Brotherhood of Humankind on the World’s Most Recognizable Structure Read More »

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For anyone who wants to hear me speak and happens to be in Santa Barbara next week, I’ll be making a short (13-minute) presentation + Q&A at the MIT Enterprise Forum—Central Coast next Wednesday evening. Please see below. My talk …

2GreenEnergy Hits MIT Enterprise Forum Read More »

There are more than 140 synthetic chemicals in your bloodstream. There are PCBs in the Arctic. These are two of the many thousands of reasons that geologists claim that we’ve moved from the Holocene Era to the Anthropocene, as described …

The Anthropocene Era Read More »

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I just came across something that reminded me of how sorely the world misses the late Christopher Hitchens.

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