The next big thing in solar energy is here: community solar (CS) First of all, CS, or a solar garden, is a solar electric array that has multiple subscribers who connect to one utility grid. This is a new way for multiple users to have access to solar energy, without the installation of solar panels... Continue Reading →
Proof Eyewear Announces Recycled Aluminum Collection To Release This Month
Boise, Idaho – Proof Eyewear, the pioneer in sustainable eyewear, is excited to roll out its newest collection made of fully recyclable aluminum. The collection provides a completely new set of silhouettes while giving aluminum scraps another life. Proof Eyewear is also eager to announce a Do Good Project that will serve the communities of... Continue Reading →
Wetland enhancement in Midwest could help reduce catastrophic floods of the future
CORVALLIS, Ore. – According to a new study from Oregon State University, restoration of wetlands in the Midwest can reduce peak river flows significantly during floods. Not only now but also in the future if heavy rains continue to increase in intensity. Wetland restoration can also provide a small step toward a hydrologic regime in... Continue Reading →
Valuing groundwater during Groundwater Awareness Week March 6-12
Valuing Groundwater - A Critical Resource for Our Future As we start Groundwater Awareness Week (March 6-12, 2016), we need to focus on the hidden treasure under our feet. Groundwater, which we often can’t see or think about, has a big impact on our everyday lives. Let’s look at why this resource matters more now... Continue Reading →
DARK Act Blocks GMO Labeling Bill for Consumers
Bipartisan Defeat of Senate “DARK Act” Equals Right-to-Know Victory Today, the Senate narrowly blocked the GMO labeling bill known as the “DARK Act.” Moreover, this denial safeguards consumers’ right to know what’s in their food. Therefore, it marks a win for transparency and informed choice . State-Level Action and Consumer Pressure States continue to lead... Continue Reading →
