The spring is a nightmarish time of the year for many people who have allergies. This is when the pollen starts to fly around in the air. Pollen can cause a variety of problems for people with allergies. Sneezing, runny nose and congestion are the most common symptoms. This can make these people feel miserable... Continue Reading →
A Hybrid That Still Turns Heads Fun to drive. Incredibly efficient. And bold enough to stand out. That’s the Lexus CT 200h F Sport. With an EPA-estimated 42 MPG combined, it remains one of the most fuel-efficient luxury hybrids available—even years after its debut. From the beginning, Lexus set out to prove that a hybrid... Continue Reading →
EPA Pollution Standards: Federal Court Orders Action Failed to Update Standards on Time The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has a crucial legal duty to protect public health and ensure a clean and safe environment for all citizens. Under the Clean Air Act, the agency must diligently review and update EPA Pollution Standards for hazardous air... Continue Reading →
Introduction to McLaren Health Care's energy efficiency journey Let's talk McClaren Health Care energy efficiency work. For as the health care industry continues to grow and evolve. For the organizations are recognizing the importance of adopting sustainable practices. One such organization leading the way is McLaren Health Care energy efficiency efforts. For McLaren Health Care... Continue Reading →
Jim Brainard is the six-term Republican mayor of Carmel, IN. Recently, he has deemed EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt "extremely liberal" for Pruitt's assertion. Meaning that human activity is not a "primary contributor to the global warming we see." Jim Brainard Statement In a statement later, Mayor Brainard is one of only four from the GOP... Continue Reading →
