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Green Technology

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
November 13, 2026

How EDI Removes Acid and Caustic From the Water Treatment Equation

Acid deliveries and corrosive waste disposal create recurring expenses every time conventional deionization resins need chemical regeneration. Electrodeionization (EDI) uses electricity to continuously regenerate its resins, so EDI purification requires…

Green Travel

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
November 11, 2026

Conservation Travel: Destinations Where Visiting Helps Protect Wildlife

Watching wildlife in its natural habitat can be even more rewarding when your trip helps protect the animals and the places they call home. Around the world, national parks, wildlife…

Home Improvement

Posted byby Joe Margherita
November 2, 2026

Indoor Air Quality in Humid Climates: What Homeowners Get Wrong

Most indoor air quality advice in this country was written for places that have a dry season. Sarasota is not one of them. For most of the year, the air…

Energy

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
November 1, 2026

High-Drain Battery Showdown: Duracell vs. Energizer vs. Voniko — Which Alkaline Battery Holds Its Voltage Best?

Powering high-drain modern electronics presents a persistent challenge in consumer electronics. Whether operating a motorized smart deadbolt, an Xbox wireless controller vibrating through intense gameplay, or an external camera speedlight…

Toxics

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
October 27, 2026

What Environmental Toxins Are Linked to Birth Defects or Birth Injuries?

Environmental toxins are among the contributing factors for birth defects and injuries. Unfortunately, many parents do not understand how exposure to certain chemicals, heavy metals, and pollutants during pregnancy increases…

Green Tips

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
October 23, 2026

Mountain Biking in Eryri: The Conservation Work Protecting the Park

Eryri National Park in North Wales is known for its rugged mountains, forest trails, and challenging cycling routes. But these landscapes also contain sensitive habitats that require ongoing protection. As…

Green Travel

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
October 23, 2026

Wildlife Havens of the Southern Ocean: Threats and Protections in Remote Ecosystems

On Antarctica’s icy shores and the remote sub-Antarctic islands of the Southern Ocean, wildlife is often the main reason to make the long journey south. Penguins gather in large breeding…

Home Improvement

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
October 19, 2026

How Preventing Basement Moisture Can Help Create a Healthier and More Sustainable Home

A basement can be more than a place to store seasonal belongings. It is part of a home’s structure and, in many houses, part of the indoor environment people use…

Sustainability

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
September 21, 2026

Selling Sustainable Products Into the US From Abroad: The FTC Green Guides and the Company Behind the Claims

Small sustainable brands built outside the United States often reach a point where American demand is too large to ignore: refill-station suppliers, makers of plastic-free household goods, upcycled textile labels,…

Energy

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
September 7, 2026

Desalination Is Energy Intensive. The Number You’ve Read Is Probably the Wrong One

Reverse osmosis plants running on seawater have a combined installed capacity of about 30.6 million cubic metres a day worldwide. Plants running the same technology on brackish water account for…