The ultimate goal is to reduce the amount of clothes that are made unsustainably, worn briefly, and ditched to join a landfill.
Sweet return: German farmer gets both solar power and apples
"Researchers hope the tests will show that tree fruit crops thrive under solar panels. This could help prevent renewable energy production from competing for precious land with agriculture — a growing concern for those seeking to tackle climate change and rising food prices."
Is it Time to Move on From Artificial Turf?
As municipalities look to become more eco-friendly a switch to grass may be beneficial to the environment and local ecology. In the case of the NFL, it may just lead to fewer injuries of the league’s greatest superstars.
Tiny oysters play big role in stabilizing eroding shorelines
"Projects like this one are an important part of New Jersey’s coastal resilience program — using plants and shellfish beds to create 'living shorelines' that complement engineered structures like sea walls and bulkheads to protect homes and people."
The EV charger that drops from the sky
David Ferris of E&E News writes about Seattle’s plan to increase EV chargers. “Seattle’s new pilot program will place 30 chargers throughout the city, with a special focus on disadvantaged neighborhoods. The municipal utility is running the program with input from other city agencies, like the transportation department, which oversees curbs.” Read the full article...
The next eco-friendly trend: Edible cups, spoons and straws
"New edible products, made from ingredients like rice and sugar, include strawberry-flavored drinking straws for your smoothie (or margarita), oat-and-grain coffee cups (in regular or chocolate), and black pepper-flavored spoons that pair well with soup or mac and cheese."
Dog-Friendly National Parks for You and Your Furry Best Friend
"Across all parks, there are general “petiquette” rules for B.A.R.K. rangers: Bag up poop; Always wear a leash (six feet or shorter); Respect wildlife; and Know where to go."
As Food Prices Rise, America’s Farmers Step Up
America's farmers and innovators are working hard to bring affordable and healthy food to the dinner table.
Beach trips can be costly to the environment. Here’s how to reduce your impact.
"For many people, summer is synonymous with the beach. But with hundreds of millions of Americans flocking to coastal areas each year, especially during months when the weather fluctuates between balmy and sweltering, experts say these trips can contribute to the staggering effects of human activities on beaches and oceans."
The International Order of T. Roosevelt is Advancing Conservation Efforts in the Heartland
The Order of T. Roosevelt is doing crucial work to advance conservation and education efforts across the United States.
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