Today’s inspiration is from environmentalist, entrepreneur, and creator Paul Hawken: “The first rule of sustainability is to align with pure forces, or not less than
Category: Eco-Science
9 States With Rapid Growth in Community Solar
Many states have seen fast progress of neighborhood photo voltaic power initiatives. By eliminating many conventional boundaries to utilizing renewable power, these photo voltaic farms
Earth911 Podcast: EPAM’s Erica Moreti on Consumers’ Evolving Sustainability Habits
Erica Moreti, Head of Strategy & Innovation and Physical/Connected Experience at EPAM Continuum discusses the third Consumer Unmasked report. EPAM surveyed 3,000 Americans, Britons, and
The Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Recycling
Despite our greatest intentions, all the pieces we do has some environmental influence. Even although true sustainability could also be out of attain, environmentalism is
Why Aren’t My Hens Laying Eggs? Backyard Chicken Basics
Keeping a small flock of backyard chickens has quite a few advantages. These feathered mates make vigorous pets, are endlessly entertaining for youngsters, and supply
We Earthlings: Recycle a Six-Pack of Aluminum Cans
When you recycle a six-pack of aluminum cans, you save the quantity of vitality equal to working a 14-watt CFL bulb for 120 hours. Read
Best of Earth911 Podcast: Wilderness Defender Doug Peacock on Was It Worth It?
Meet Doug Peacock, wilderness warrior, writer, and the inspiration for Edward Abbey’s well-known character in The Monkeywrench Gang, George Washington Hayduke. Doug Peacock’s new e-book,
Earth Action: Create Art for the Earth
Earth911 is honoring the 52 years of Earth Day with 52 Actions for the Earth. Each week by way of Earth Day 2023, we’ll share
Small Businesses Taking Steps Towards Sustainability
Small companies account for the majority of businesses worldwide, representing upwards of 90% of the entire. They present greater than half of all employment and
Earth911 Inspiration: Paying for the Costs of Dealing With Pollution
Today’s Earth911 inspiration is from economist Ha-Joon Chang: “People ‘over-produce’ air pollution as a result of they don’t seem to be paying for the prices
