Perhaps a bit off-topic, but this is something everyone should see. And in fact, it’s an important aspect of the migration to renewable energy, and all the other social goods we seek. Enjoy.
Category: Sustainability
How to Clean an Oil-Slicked Penguin
I thought readers would appreciate the Writers Almanac’s poem for the day: How to Clean an Oil-Slicked Penguin by Andrew Gent
Environmentalism and Wealth Creation
According to legendary environmental activist Paul Hawken: “Environmentalism isn’t a way to GET rich; it’s a way to BE rich.” Having said that, we all need to manage our financial assets responsibly, and Glenn is quite helpful. We met in …
2GreenEnergy on Instagram
I have to admit that I’m having a ball with these Instagram posts, in which I make a daily attempt to inform and inspire (mostly young) people via this social media platform that has become so incredibly popular. The one …
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From Guest Blogger Lana Hawkins: Surprising Facts About Plastic Recycling
Plastic is non-biodegradable and leads to serious pollution when it’s not recycled. Plastic recycling is the process where scrap or waste plastic are recovered and remade into some other useful products. This process includes sorting, shredding, washing, melting and pelletizing …
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People of Kindness Celebrate Every Win, Regardless of its Scope
Boston’s new ordinance banning the sale of dogs from puppy mills is just one of many thousands of local rules on the city’s books, and may therefore seem inconsequential. Looked at another way, however, it’s a statement that its people …
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From Guest Blogger Megan Thompson: Renewables That Could Transform City Living
It is easy to see that, for many people, a lack of greenery around their home can demonstrate that there are very few options for renewable energy. This is particularly true in the city where people can have a more …
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From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplain: Limiting Industrial Waste and using Recyclable Materials in Manufacturing
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 …
2GreenEnergy on Instagram: A Daily Attempt To Do Something Good
We at 2GreenEnergy have had 134 consecutive days of Instagram posts. Each morning, before I get out of bed, I come up with something that I think will resonate with the audience (primarily people half my age or younger). …
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Mourning the Loss of a Great Environmentalist
It is with deep sadness that I report the assassination of Berta Cásares of Honduras (pictured), one of the most noteworthy environmental activists in Central and South America. She had dedicated her entire life to the support of the indigenous …
