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UK Plans to Build Its Largest Vertical Farm Yet The 32-acre site in Scotland will reduce dependence on EU produce imports.
The 'Ironclad Rule of Carbon' Means We Have to Change How We Think About Design As we electrify everything, upfront carbon emissions dominate.
Palm oil is ubiquitous in cosmetics, food, and cleaning products, but is it sustainable? Here's an overview of how the crop impacts the planet.
How Do Solar Lights Work? Types, Uses, and Environmental Impacts Discover your solar lighting options and which products are designed to last.
Hempcrete Gets a Boost in US Residential Building Code This could be a big boost for carbon-storing and regenerative architecture.
Most appliances can be recycled, but some require more preparation than others. Learn how to recycle refrigerators, a/c units, dishwashers, stoves, and other large appliances.
Cactus leather can be used for handbags, shoes, furniture, and more. We look at its environmental impact and how it compares to cotton and leather.
Here is What’s Happening to US Honey Bees What’s behind the widespread loss of honey bee colonies? A new study has some answers.
This Outdoor Air Conditioner Runs on Liquid Nitrogen A very cool idea: an outdoor AC you don't have to plug in.
Transport and Building Emissions Are Not Separate—They Are 'Built Environment Emissions' We have to stop putting everything into separate silos, it all connects.
Burning pellets is considered to be carbon neutral United Kingdom-based Drax Group, the world’s largest biomass-burning power generator, converted coal-fired generating plants to burn wood ...
The pyramid of energy conservation. Minnesota Power In 2006, electric utility Minnesota Power published the Pyramid of Energy Conservation, which recommended the order of what you should do when ...
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