Here’s the radio show I did on Conservative Nation Radio the other night, in which I discussed renewable energy, climate change, sustainability, and a whole bunch of related issues with an old friend who happens to host a really right-wing …
Craig's Discussion of Renewables on a Conservative Talk-Show Read More »
Contrary to popular belief, the Philippines has four kinds of weather, namely: hot, very hot, rainy, and very rainy. To say that the Philippine weather is unpredictable is an understatement. It may be hot and dry in one minute and …
An old friend from high school has invited me to be a guest on his radio show which takes a conservative perspective on the topics of the day. I’ll be on for an hour to talk to him and entertain …
Talking Renewable Energy on a Conservative Radio Talk-Show Read More »
Gardening Woes You’re dying to start your own garden but feel a little astounded, with little or no idea what to grow exactly. What makes it even more challenging is the fact that you are living in an area with …
From Guest-Blogger Jeanette: Gardening in the Big City is Always Possible Read More »
Environmentally Sustainable solid wood flooring While looking at sustainable flooring, solid wood flooring is one option that immediately comes to mind. This may sound a little contradictory as wood is obviously derived from trees. However wood flooring can be a surprisingly …
From Guest Blogger Liam Pettinger: Sustainable Benefits of Solid Wood Flooring Read More »
Have you ever wondered how the vegetables at your local grocery store always look picture-perfect, even if the given vegetable is out of season? Well, most commercially grown vegetables are the subject of instance chemical treatment as well as genetic …
From Guest Blogger Paula Sheamus: Grow Your Own Vegetables–Organic Gardening Read More »
Aldous Huxley would be 119 years old today. I read his Brave New World in a course I had in college called “Social Ideals and Ideal Societies,” which I took for a very noble reason: a pretty girl I liked …
Happy Birthday, Aldous Huxley – and a Note on Sustainability Read More »
If you want to spend a few minutes watching something that will bring you joy and inspiration, here’s a short video on a unique aspect to recycling and sustainability. You’ll be glad you did.
Here’s July’s webinar, which I conducted the other day with Jesse Berst, internationally known technology and business analyst, founder and chief analyst of Smart Grid News.com, and founder and Chairman of the Smart Cities Council. I hope readers will check …
2GreenEnergy's Latest Webinar: Smart Grids, Smart Cities Read More »
‘Carbon footprint’ is the undisputed energy related buzzword of the past 10 years, and businesses face a huge responsibility, with pressure from both external and internal forces to try and minimise their impact on the environment, through reducing their carbon …
From British Guest Blogger Indigo Swan – Energy Sustainability in Business Read More »
