Let’s be honest: waste isn’t exactly the most exciting topic. Most of us don’t give it much thought. We throw things away, say goodbye, and hope they vanish into some magical “away” place. But here’s the truth—there is no “away.” And ignoring innovation in waste management?

Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville, North Carolina, is renowned for its vibrant arts scene, historic architecture, and scenic beauty. Beyond its cultural and natural allure, Asheville has become a beacon of environmental sustainability.

With fuel prices rising again and environmental concerns dominating the headlines, many drivers are looking for ways to be more eco-friendly behind the wheel.

Today's business environment makes eco-efficiency an environmental concern and a strategic imperative that can significantly lower operating costs. Illinois businesses who embrace green practices see it not just as an environmental benefit; adopting eco-friendly methods also generates economic benefits.

My recent presentation to the Algarve History Association covered the Industries of the Algarve, ranging from fisheries to salt, from fig production to golf and to canning.  Time was too short to cover everything, and during question time, a member raised the question of agriculture and the consumption of water by avocado plantations.

Have you ever wondered how you could lower your energy bills and help the planet at the same time? Well, incorporating solar techs into your home might just be the answer you're looking for.

In a time when sustainability is taking the lead, businesses are on the lookout for creative ways to cut their carbon footprint and cost hand in hand.

In the world of renewable energy, biomass boilers stand out as an eco-friendly and cost-effective heating solution. These boilers harness the power of organic materials such as wood pellets, chips, or agricultural waste to generate heat and hot water.