New York City built its first bike path, a 5-mile stretch between Prospect Park and Coney Island, way back in 1894. Since then, the city has added more than 1,000…
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We’re celebrating the moms, mamas, stepmommies, aunties, abuelas and all the other mother figures out there with a little gift — for you, for her and for Mother Nature. Sign…
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When we promise we can save money on your electricity bill while being environmentally friendly, that’s not just hot air (or cool air, depending on the season). You may be…
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The Empire State Building: A World Class – and Green!
by Carmen March 12, 2018The Empire State Building has brought its roots to the roof. Let us explain. Two centuries ago, the land where the iconic building stands was the site of a family…
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Petco Park, home field of Major League Baseball’s San Diego Padres, has not, historically, had the easiest relationship with the natural world. In 2009, a swarm of bees interrupted a…
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2017 was quite a year for us. We came out of our private beta and launched full swing in New York City in June. Here are some of the major…
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Scientists at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have been at the top of the solar power game for decades, so it’s not entirely surprising that UNSW will be…
From Britain to China, Old King Coal has served as a primary source of energy since at least as far back as the Bronze Age. Coal-fueled energy has brought the…
There are plenty of reasons to choose and use renewable energy. A few examples? Renewable energy sources are unlimited and they don’t foul the air. In the United States, electricity…