Pollinator Bee Garden New York, NY — Piggybacking off the White House’s May release of the Pollinator Research Action Plan, environmental horticulturist Kim Eierman is launching a campaign to make American homeowners and gardeners aware of strategies they can implement in their own gardens and yards in support of pollinators. Eierman will speak about pollinators... Continue Reading →
Only when one plugs in a smart plug from Iris by Lowe's do we realize its full potential. What Made this So Special? For starters, it restricts or in a smart way delivers the electricity through the outlet to the plug. Therefore it also has a control for shutting that actual plug off. Outlets are... Continue Reading →
Trina Solar held on to its status as the top producer of solar photovoltaic modules in 2015, producing 4.55 Gigawatts of crystalline modules So Trina Solar is the company is looking to boost competitiveness in global markets. That's with a new manufacturing base in Thailand. For that's adding 500 Megawatt (MW) and 700 MW cell... Continue Reading →
Today, a WTO tribunal ruled, in a lawsuit initiated by the US. All that India's renewable energy program most certainly breaches world trade regulations. Moreover, it encourages the establishment of regional environmentally friendly occupations. Various US states have similar initiatives. According to Bill Waren, the senior trade analyst at Friends of the Earth. He made... Continue Reading →
It’s a concrete jungle out there — literally including walls. Humans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from water. That presents a huge problem for the environment. Concrete comes from cement, and each ton of cement generates a matching ton of carbon emissions. Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energy... Continue Reading →
