Have Pollution Levels Decreased Amid the Coronavirus Lockdown?
May 22, 2020 by
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Does it take a pandemic to reduce pollution? The Earth … The post Have Pollution Levels Decreased Amid the Coronavirus Lockdown? appeared first on Earth911.com.
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Is DJSI worth the effort?
What does it take to make one of sustainability’s most prestigious rankings, and how easy is it to get kicked off?
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9 key attributes of energy dashboards and analytics tools
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What does it take to have a leading energy management tool? It may be time to follow the 'LEADR.'
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The pain and pleasure of sustainability reporting
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What does it take to produce a corporate sustainability report? For starters, more than 80 subject-matter experts. And then there's Erin.
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Let there be light (but not too much)
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How many MBA candidates does it take to screw in an energy-efficient lightbulb? And what's the ROI? One student finds out.
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Data centers: What does it take to heat things up?
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Why would you want to warm up your data center? Because you can.
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Corporate leadership and the power of a good story
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What does it take for a company to be seen as responsible by the global citizenry?
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How big data simplifies sustainability cost scenarios
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Two new software applications use data analytics to support more educated decisions.
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Just What We Needed Dept.: A Banana Slicer and a Corn Dekerneler
August 11, 2011 by
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I do go on about minimalism and doing more with less, and complain about what the Unclutterer calls Unitaskers, usually kitchen gadgets that serve a single, mostly ridiculous purpose. I mean really, how hard is it to slice a banana? How long does it take? I did like one comment on Book of Joe : “Who knew Lorena Bobbit was an inventor?”… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Ask Pablo: Refrigerator Water Dispenser or Refrigerated Bottles?
November 9, 2009 by
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Image Source: Alex Muse Dear Pablo: We drink a great deal of water all day long and wondered which uses more energy: opening the refrigerator door to get a bottle of cold water or using the water dispenser on the exterior of the unit. Also, does it take more energy to get ice from the mechanical dispenser (which also uses energy to make ice) or more by opening and closing the freezer door to get some cubes? The big picture answer is that it probably doesn’t matter.
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