Iowa schools offer alternatives to bottled water | Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune | wisconsinrapidstribune.com
Everyday more schools are ditching single serving plastic bottles and replacing them with reusable tumblers. Another example in an Iowa school.
I think there is great potential in bio-fuels. Michigan’s heavy hand in agriculture provides access to huge quantities of farm waste.
(via Renewable energy advocate sees growth opportunity | Detroit Free Press | freep.com)
Grand Rapids company's high-tech water filter continues to make mark in developing nations | The Republic
Rock and Roll guys! The Hydraid BioSand filter is an amazing way to use nature’s own technology.
The green future is all about cooperation and collaboration. This is an innovative way to grow your business green, while keeping it at an affordable rate.
(via Collaboration for Cheaper Renewable Energy | BALLE - Business Alliance for Local Living Economies)
What a gorgeous design! Cloud-based functionality and water filtration. Love it!!
Tesla Motors seems to be putting their money on their batteries, not just their cars.
(via SolarCity teams with Tesla Motors to develop new residential energy system)
Fountains . . . of the future
Another campus adopts the EZH20 Hydration station.
Another bites the dustaaaa.
Sandra Steingraber: Cancer in the Ransom Note
One of the best articles I have read recently.
A great description of how hydraulic fracking is contaminating our drinking water with carcinogens that exacerbate the frequency of cancer in our population.
Hydraulic fracking wastes millions of gallons of water, turning it into a poisonous cocktail of radium, bromide, and other dangerous flavors.
Colleges across country banning disposable water bottles
Article out of NY telling of the fight between those one college campuses who want sustainable change, and the administrators who are in the tough position of eliminating a convenient consumer choice. We need a better alternative that provides revenues, while being eco-friendly.
How about Loqal Refill? Ya dig, yaa.
