A good article in the Orlando Sentinel recently about WS Merwin, a Hawaii based author, who has been named the US Poet Laureate for it’s next term. Merwin is also a Green enthusiast having reforested an 18 acre former pineapple … Continued
This article from the NY Times shows that business is finally becoming concerned about global warming if only in that they are scared of the backlash of public policy and perhaps one day penalties from involving themselves with the worst … Continued
We were recently told of the website Greenspot Global by a friend. The company is a property management and real estate company based in Denver that offers consulting services to Green commercial real estate properties. You may want to check … Continued
Steven Cole Smith of the Orlando Sentinel editorial board tries to keep up with alternative power auto transportation. Below is a good article on a very important part of the future success of EV cars-the electric charging stations. In the … Continued
This week we’re showcasing our new Greywater Recycling Systems. Below you will find tons of information about the Greywater system, what it does, and how it can help you. If you’re serious about water saving, this is the next level … Continued
This is exciting news. Little steps such as those mentioned below will make manufacturers squawk a bit since it may increase their costs short term but it will so help America transition to the place it needs to be and … Continued
An article in the FT on July 17th, 2010 speaks of the different home energy designations around the world. The UK has the Zero Carbon Hub, whose aim is to have all homes built in the UK by 2016 be … Continued
At our monthly Green Network Group Meeting in August we were lucky to have Brett Smith, Corporate Relations Manager, for Clean the World. Clean the World is a unique and forward thinking not-for-profit based here in Orlando.The company collects partially … Continued
The Indian River FPL power facility near Port St John, Fla was destroyed today by planned demolition. The older facility ran on oil and the new facility will run on natural gas. The number of people employed by the new … Continued
Rechargeable batteries are enmeshed in our every day life for personal electronics. But they are becoming an ever important part of auto transportation. The hybrid vehicles such as Honda Civic and Toyota Prius already rely heavily on rechargeable technology but … Continued
