Category: Outdoor Practices

Salisbury Cathedral has just replaced the lighting inside the cathedral with a more efficient LED system that will provide a better visitor experience and has revealed medieval paint and even a never-before-seen blocked door. Salisbury Cathedral on the way to Net Zero Salisbury was the first cathedral to achieve Gold Eco Church status in 2021,… Continue reading Lighting in Salisbury Cathedral on the way to Net Zero

“Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue for some articles through these links.” “My extravagance is mine Garden“It’s the first thing I see every morning when I wake up.” Ina Garten told Vanity Fair in 2010. In today's fast-paced, screen-obsessed world, creating your own outdoor living space is more than just a luxury… Continue reading Designers predict these outdoor living trends will be ubiquitous this year

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently announced more than $100 million to help the Navajo Nation transition to green energy. This investment from the Powering Affordable Clean Energy Program will fund solar-powered systems and a battery storage system for the nonprofit Navajo Tribal Utility Authority. It is expected to generate more than 30 megawatts of… Continue reading USDA announces $100 million investment in solar energy for Navajo Tribal Utility Authority

real estate development company, Cabriz Ltd is pleased to announce the submission of a planning application for an innovative housing development in Hill Street, Dundalk. This landmark project, it is said, comes at a critical time as the housing crisis requires quick and thoughtful action and the proposed development is consistent with both local and… Continue reading Vision unveiled for sustainable development of 194 homes in Hill Street Dundalk

Breadcrumb trail links New Brunswick The problems Energy & Environment Finance and taxes The number of solar energy installations has exploded worldwide, but not so much in New Brunswick Author of the article: John Chillibeck • Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Published on January 19, 2025 • Last updated 2 hours ago • 4 minutes reading… Continue reading The group is combating low acceptance and trying to get NBERs to see the light

Introducing smart lighting to your garden is one of those unexpected luxuries that you don't fully appreciate until you've taken the plunge. There's a world of difference between casually stringing a few LED lights around the fence and carefully installing the best outdoor lighting system, but don't worry – I'm here to help. We've already… Continue reading 5 Costly Mistakes Everyone Makes With Smart Outdoor Lighting

Climate change is one of the most pressing problems of our time with far-reaching consequences for our planet and its inhabitants. Rising global temperatures, melting ice caps and extreme weather events are just some of the devastating effects of climate change. However, there is hope. Governments, organizations and individuals around the world are coming together… Continue reading Climate Change: The ongoing global initiatives that will shape our lives in the coming years

Four 23-story residential towers have been proposed at 10-21 Four Seasons Place on the northeast side of the Burnhamthorpe Road and Highway 427 interchange in the Eatonville neighborhood of Etobicoke. Designed by Arcadis for Fana Group (under the name Fand Burnhamthorpe Corporation), the project, if approved by the City of Toronto, would displace the site… Continue reading Quartet of residential tower blocks would replace offices at Burnhamthorpe and 427

The Northern Lights are an enchanting event that occurs when solar particles interact with Earth's atmosphere. These phenomena, also called the Northern Lights, are best described as colorful lights dancing through the sky. This year we experienced a wave of northern lights. The Aurora forecast for North America. Stephen Jeans, a professor and geomorphologist, explains… Continue reading How astrophotographers take the perfect Northern Lights shot

Adriane Carr Photo: X AFTER After more than a decade of dedicated public service, Green Party councilor Adriane Carr announced her resignation from Vancouver City Council on Wednesday, effective immediately. Carr was first elected as Vancouver's first Green Party councilor in 2011. Since then, she has been re-elected three times, topped the polls twice (2014… Continue reading Green Party councilor Adriane Carr is resigning from Vancouver City Council