Posted by Robert Palmer Feb - 27 - 2010 0 Comment
When two engineering students from the Rensselar Polytechnic Institute came up with the idea to use mushrooms and discarded agricultural byproducts to create a green alternative to Styrofoam insulation and packing materials, there had to have been a lot of skeptics thinking they’d never make a go of it. However, after their creation won the top prize at the PICNIC Green Challenge in Amsterdam and Popular Science’s Invention Award in Read More ...
Posted by Robert Palmer Feb - 27 - 2010 0 Comment
Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore retail locations save consumers money and help preserve the environment. By thinking cost-effectively, the organization has also found a way to dramatically decrease its carbon footprint and help others do the same. The Habitat for Humanity has a long history of preserving building materials through well organized demolition and acceptance of donated goods. Originally, this started as a way to save the organization as much money Read More ...