Page Section Article 1 Front cover Rutland, VT Hosts First Energy Home of the Future 1 Front cover Explaining Climate-change Mitigation 1 Front cover New Hampshire’s Next 10 Years 2 page 2 A Sustainable Summer! 3 page 3 One State’s … Continue reading →
Local Trail Systems Offer Pathways to the Environment By N.R. Mallery, G.E.T. Publisher NEW ENGLAND is a destination vacation — to the many tourists who come from all over to “g.e.t.” outdoors in a clean, healthy environment right here where … Continue reading →
Pedal Power for Solar Power By Patrick Martin Josh Andrews and Chris Pamboukes are Portsmouth, N.H. residents who share a deep love of cycling. This summer they will put that passion to work for positive change for the Seacoast area. … Continue reading →
A Products Review By N. R. Mallery and M. Harrison, Green Energy Times Staff Green Layer Sports offers environmentally conscious clothing options that you can actually feel good about wearing, as well as supporting — and get the performance you … Continue reading →
A little planning goes a long way towards keeping your event out of the landfill. By Clare Innes With festivals, parties, and outdoor gatherings starting to fill your calendar, follow these simple steps to keep as much material from your … Continue reading →
To Grill or Not to Grill – Rather, Which One? By Deborah DeMoulpied The northern hemisphere’s CO2 appears to be officially now over 400 parts million. Last month Science magazine went into gory detail about the 6th extinction and how … Continue reading →
Staff Article with contributions from Michael McCord Of recent times, the eye care industry is coming onboard with sustainability awareness. A great example is the Miru lenses. The Miru brand of daily disposable contact lenses combines revolutionary levels of hygiene … Continue reading →
Creating a chemical-free sanctuary in the bedroom By Jessica Goldblatt Barber Sleep is a time for our bodies to heal, renew, and rejuvenate and if you’re going to make one room in the house as chemical-free as possible, make it … Continue reading →
Plastics By Larry Pleasant This month’s special ingredient is “Plastics in the Food and Water Supply.” People often ask me which plastics are the “bad” ones and which ones are safer to have in contact with our food and water … Continue reading →
Courtesy of VT Soap Organics. This cream provides physical sun protection due to titanium or zinc oxide properties. Strength of this cream should correspond to approximately a 15 sun protection factor (SPF) of chemical protection creams. Titanium dioxide is the … Continue reading →