This is why an indoor rubber plant might be starting to yellow – InForum
Q: What causes a leaf on this houseplant to become yellow? — Jeff J. A: Your plant, which has the botanical name Ficus elastica, has several common names, including rubber tree, Indian rubber plant and rubber fig. All plant parts contain a milky white latex, which has been tested for use in the manufacture of […]
Rogers launches expanded suite of smart city and IoT solutions
Canadian technology and media company Rogers Business is launching a suite of smart cities and smart buildings internet of things (IoT) solutions to meet the growing infrastructure needs of municipalities and organisations. Rogers Business Smart Cities and Smart Buildings division will work with a broad ecosystem of providers to deliver the solutions that will […]
The Benefits of Coil Cleaning – Times Square Chronicles
The Benefits of Coil Cleaning There are many benefits to Coil Cleaning. By maintaining a clean coil, you’ll extend the life of your HVAC system and lower energy costs. Not only will you save money on energy bills, but you’ll be helping your family stay healthy in the process. Read on to discover the main […]
Living Green: Cooking With Magnets
When you think about your dream kitchen, does a big shiny gas range come to mind? That’s the first thing we bought when we had plans to renovate our kitchen. In fact, we bought our double-oven, 6-burner gas stove from a woman on Craigslist and stored it in a garage of our rental house for […]
Senator Markey Statement on NRC Fourth Quarter Report for Seabrook Nuclear Power Station
Washington (February 11, 2022) – Senator Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.), the Chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works Subcommittee on Clean Air, Climate, and Nuclear Safety, released the following statement today after the Nuclear Regulatory Commission released its fourth quarter inspection report for Seabrook Station Unit 1. This routine inspection resulted in three Green-level findings, the first level […]
Parents, stakeholders advocate for improving school air quality | Avenuenews
For months, parents and guardians of children in Baltimore County Public Schools, and other community stakeholders, have raised concerns about school buildings’ air filtration systems and whether indoor air is safe, especially amid the coronavirus pandemic. Although the county school system’s facilities management department has said that systems at all schools have been inspected to […]
Sirena Inc. Showcases The Hottest New Cleaning Product You Can’t Live Without, Water
ORLANDO, FL / ACCESSWIRE / February 11, 2022 / Cleaning is an essential task necessary to protect our health, homes, and workspaces. It’s also a task that often involves the use of harsh, toxic chemicals. Even those promoted as ‘natural’ or ‘green’ can contain ingredients that could pose a risk to adults, children, or pets. […]
Climate change plans outlined by Santa Cruz County, city leaders
Transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Santa Cruz, Watsonville and unincorporated Santa Cruz County, according to city and county reports. (Jacob Meyberg Guzman — Santa Cruz Local file) SANTA CRUZ >> Santa Cruz, Watsonville and Santa Cruz County leaders have three plans in the works to try to limit some expected […]
Community Clean Air Grant Recipient Announced
This grant will support a community-based initiative to raise awareness about air pollution and improve air quality at community hub. Today, the City of Boston announced the recipient of the Community Clean Air Grant program to support community-based projects to address air pollution. This grant program is a part of Boston’s equitable and sustainable recovery […]
Los Angeles Considers Zero-Carbon Requirement for All New Buildings
Los Angeles Considers Zero-Carbon Requirement for All New Buildings News and Best Practices for Commercial & Industrial Environmental Professionals Skip to content [ad_2] Originally Appeared Here