Narragansett Bay is Cleaner Than it's Been in 150 years
Earlier in June, the “World Oceans Day Summit: Lessons from Narragansett Bay to the Global Ocean,” sponsored by the Newport-based nonprofit Sailors of the Sea and the the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences, located on the Gulf of Maine, highlighted Narragansett Bay’s long journey to restoration from its history as a dumping ground for toxic+ Read More
How to: Deice the Bay-Friendly Way
In large doses, many popular snow and ice removal methods can be harmful to our local waterways.
Have you noticed the high water on Presque Isle and the bay?
If you have been to Presque Isle or just driven along the Bayfront Road, you have probably noticed the water is rather high this year.
How the Internet of Things can lead to cleaner, liveable cities
Across the world, governments and companies are waking up to the potential of networked technologies to improve productivity and raise standards in the waste management and cleaning industries.
How 'supercritical' CO2 can lead to cleaner recycled resin
A form of pressurized carbon dioxide can be used to remove contaminants from post-consumer plastic melt, improving the quality of the final pellets, according to a research organization. AIMPLAS, a Spanish plastics research institute, recently wrote a paper for Plastics …Continue Reading→
Want a cleaner kitchen and a cleaner world? Get a composter for your food scraps
Composting plant-based food waste is an easy way to keep your kitchen smell free while reducing your impact on climate.
How To Make Moving Cleaner And Greener
We need to think of the environment with every activity - even moving day can be cleaner and greener, and it doesn't take much effort. Waste caused by the
The plastic bag ban is sensible, practical and only the first step
This bill is just the beginning of how we can fight for a cleaner N.J.
Is Jesus calling you to Green Bay???
Starting a new church plant or ministry is one of the most rewarding and fruitful things you can do to advance the Kingdom. Imagine knowi...
What I Learned Trawling for Trash in the Chesapeake Bay
No one knows how much garbage is lurking beneath the bay’s waters. So I went on an expedition with plastic hunters to find out.
