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Sustainability

Posted byby John Tarantino
January 6, 2026

Blueprints for a Bike-Friendly Future: What Cities Can Learn from Cycling Networks

A Global Shift Toward Two Wheels Cities face growing pressure from climate change, traffic, and crowded streets. Many now see cycling as a clear solution. Around the world, bike use…

Posted byby John Tarantino
January 5, 2026

Are Spider Plants Toxic to Cats & Kittens? What Pet Owners Need to Know

Short answer (what most cat owners want to know) Spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) are generally considered mildly toxic to cats. They are not usually life-threatening, but they can cause vomiting,…

Agriculture

Posted byby Omri Barmats
January 5, 2026

From Hay to Hydrogen: How Modern Farms Are Going Green

Farming has always worked in partnership with nature. Today, that relationship is under pressure. Rising input costs, climate volatility, and tighter environmental rules are forcing farms to rethink how they…

Environmental Policy

Posted byby Will Sandford
January 5, 2026

Deceased Estate Waste Mistakes Create Legal And Environmental Exposure

Some inheritances come with strings attached. Others come with court summons. If you have been named executor, you may focus on the home, accounts, and vehicles. Yet the quieter risk…

Home Improvement

Posted byby John Tarantino
January 3, 2026

7 Hardwood Decking Mistakes That Cost Homeowners Thousands in Repairs

A hardwood deck should age well. It should feel solid underfoot, hold its shape, and grow richer in colour over time. When built and cared for properly, it adds real…

Energy

Posted byby John Tarantino
January 1, 2026

How Modern Solar Solutions Improve Energy Efficiency Across Properties

Modern solar solutions improve energy efficiency across properties by generating electricity on-site, reducing grid imports, shaving peak demand charges, and better matching energy use to solar production. When combined with…

Green Technology

Posted byby John Tarantino
December 24, 2025

Tracking Coastlines with RTK GNSS: Why It’s Crucial for Environmental Safety

A coastline looks like a line on a map until you try to draw it twice. Winds rearrange sand overnight, storms shave dunes like a rough haircut, and rivers quietly…

Garden and landscape

Posted byby John Tarantino
December 22, 2025

How Much Mulch Do I Need—and How Much Is Too Much? Avoid the #1 Mulching Mistake

Mulch is one of the simplest tools a gardener can use to protect soil, suppress weeds, and reduce water loss. Yet it’s also one of the easiest things to get…

Eco Editorial

Posted byby John Tarantino
December 19, 2025

Climate Change and the Effect on the Shipping Industry

Shipping is central to international trade, facilitating the transport of up to 80% of the world’s goods, from televisions to bananas. This provides a vital, efficient but not necessarily clean…

Animals

Posted byby John Tarantino
December 19, 2025

Horse Deworming Schedule: How Often Should You Deworm a Horse in the U.S.?

For decades, many U.S. horse owners followed a simple rule: deworm every six to eight weeks. It was easy, predictable, and widely recommended. Today, that advice no longer reflects how…