
by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on November 17, 2003
India is Rapidly Developing Solar Energy via Photovoltaic & Thermal Systems
A Vast Vineyard of Solar Electricity
Kramer Junction in the sunny state of California
Editor’s Note: Solar energy in its raw form may be pollution-free, but manufacturing the devices that get the energy out of light and heat requires metal and other material, requiring mines and [...]
by Ed Ring on November 16, 2003
EarthWorks Continues Crusade to take their Revolutionary Soil Treatment Worldwide
EarthWorks Founder and CEO
Jonathan Brewer
Wouldn’t it be better to clean and reuse contaminated soil?
What if toxins could be inexpensively removed from soil, on-site, instead of being hauled to a landfill? This is the vision that inspired Jonathan Brewer to found EarthWorks Environmental in 1998, and [...]
by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on November 15, 2003
Kids Sort Trash
Lessons start early in life
all recycling is good…
Editor’s note: Recycling is not always the environmentally correct choice. Many items we recycle come from abundant raw materials and are inert and harmless when dumped. It costs more to recycle these than to bury the used and manufacture the new from scratch. [...]
by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on August 14, 2003
State-of-the-Art Agro-Forestry vs. Deserts on the March
Building a Path to Ecological Restoration
An Institute in India Fights the Desert
Editor’s note: Deserts spread but deserts are not inevitable. Restored ecosystems, managed by humans, can reclaim desertified land through harvesting and storing more rainwater, planting hardy trees that none-the-less yield a crop, and sustainable farming and [...]
by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on August 12, 2003
Bringing Life from Deserts and Seawater
Planting New Mangrove Forests
Editor’s note: The earth is a thirsty planet, since over a third of the world’s population can barely get enough water to fulfill basic needs such as hydration and hygiene. But while fresh water is often in short supply, the earth is over 70% covered with [...]