The International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) commemorates Earth Day 2012, celebrated on April 22, by announcing solid increases in curbside recycling of PET plastic water bottle containers and an improving environmental footprint for the bottled water industry See the original post here: Earth Day 2012 Sees Bottled Water Recycling And Environmental Improvements … [Read more...]
Earth Day 2012 Sees Bottled Water Recycling And Environmental Improvements
April 25, 2012 By Leave a Comment
US, UK in Floating Turbine Pact
April 23, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The U.S. and the UK are to sign a pact to collaborate on developing floating wind turbines for deep waters far offshore. Read the original here: US, UK in Floating Turbine Pact … [Read more...]
California Expands Solar Thermal Incentives for Low-Income Housing
April 18, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Once again, California is leading the way for solar hot water with a new solar thermal incentive, this time for low-income single-family properties and multi-family dwellings. California’s original CSI Thermal rebate program was introduced in 2010 and is perhaps the most generous solar water heating rebate program in the United States, off Read the original here: California Expands Solar Thermal Incentives for Low-Income Housing … [Read more...]
Community Recycling Collaborates with East Falls Development Corporation To Recycle Textiles
April 12, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Community Recycling is hosting an event with EFDC to recycle clothes, shoes, bags and belts, and cell phones. Funds raised through textile recycling will benefit the EFDC green storm water area.Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) April 12, 2012 Community Recycling and The East Falls Development Corporation have a plan in place to help residents clean out their closets, help the environment by recycling ... Follow this link: Community Recycling Collaborates with East Falls Development Corporation To … [Read more...]
Global warming linked to decline in Pacific oysters
April 11, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Scientists are blaming slightly higher levels of carbon dioxide in Pacific Ocean waters caused by global warming for the failure of oyster larvae to survive in an Oregon hatchery. Read the original here: Global warming linked to decline in Pacific oysters … [Read more...]
