In today’s global economy, the decisions of business owners are made not just based on how they will affect the business, but also on how they will affect the world as a whole. This is seen quite well in how dedicated today’s businesses are to going green. Energy consumption is a real concern for most [...]
Posted bySteveon04.13.2012inSustainable Tech
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Recently I received a comment from a reader who was looking for information on on-site wastewater treatment systems available in Canada. The requirements were fairly specific; scalable from 4 to 40+ people, and able to treat domestic wastewater to re-use quality. Each criteria alone would have been easy to meet, but together they presented an [...]
Posted bySteveon03.14.2012inGreen Building, Sustainable Tech
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As the global demand for biofuel grows, concerns are being raised about the use of valuable crop land for growing biomass. Land competition with biofuel crops is seen by many as being a driver for increasing food prices, and still others point to the relatively low energy ROI as compared to fossil fuels. There is [...]
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From his humble beginning as a bartender in a North Carolina biker bar to founding a successful international charity providing clean water to some of the most impoverished locations on the planet, Doc Hendley’s Wine to Water is an inspiring story about one man’s desire to help change the world.
Posted bySteveon01.27.2012inBooks
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Andrew Liveris presented as a guest speaker to UPENN students and has recently developed the Student Innovation Challenge to get students nation-wide actively involved in creating a greener future.
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