The Global Climate Action Summit, coming up next September in San Francisco, is the brainchild of California’s 79-year-old outgoing governor Jerry Brown, one of the country’s great crusaders for cutting carbon emissions despite lack of federal interest in solving the climate crisis.
Chances are that local micro-brewery is serving up greener beer than what you can get off the store shelf. Nowadays organic, local beers reduce pesticide use and reduce our emissions, so drink up!
To save water while waiting for hot water, you can cluster the tasks that require hot water so it doesn’t have to send a new batch every time. Even better, insulate your home’s water pipes or switch over to a tankless system.
Minimalism — reducing clutter, buying & wasting less — is more popular than ever now thanks to Millennials aversion to their parents’ pack rat mentality.
The flu doesn’t have to knock your business down if you take appropriate environmental precautions to prevent its spread around your workplace.
Regenerative Agriculture (RA) describes farming and grazing practices that help reverse climate change by rebuilding the organic matter in soil and restoring degraded soil biodiversity.
Retail is often considered the antithesis of sustainability, but retailers can take steps to make sure they are minimizing their impact on the environment…
Contrary to what the current administration would have us believe, renewables are the most cost-effective, economically beneficial options for energy sourcing and infrastructure going forward.
Preventative maintenance and an occasional all-natural vinegar and water flush may be enough to keep your drains running free without the help of chemical clog removers.
More than 140 different intentional communities based around sustainability are in operation across the U.S., including Ecovillage at Ithaca (pictured here) which started in the early 1990s.
