Category Archives: Water Conservation

The Coffee Industry Needs Regenerative Agriculture

farmer looking at coffee field

Coffee is one of the numerous foods threatened by climate change and would be catastrophic to consumers and farmers. With 2.25 billion cups poured daily (climate.gov), coffee is more than a beverage. It’s a communal center, a connoisseur’s topic, and an industrial monster created by tiny farmers.  Coffee supports 120 million people worldwide. Unfortunately, warming […]

Drought-Tolerant Plants For Every Landscape & Plant Type

drought tolerant plants and landscaping

Drought sounds like a gardener’s worst nightmare. But despite the common association of gardening with watering cans or hoses, many plants can tolerate periods of drought once they are established.  So many that it would be impossible to survey them all here. Instead, we’ll go over a few of our favorite drought-tolerant plants. Plus, we’ll […]

Electric Hybrid Water Heater Install & Rotten Egg Smell

It all started with noticing the water heater chimney was leaking a bit of water. From an energy efficiency standpoint this chimney was a giant leaky hole. Not only was it leaking water in… but also creating a stack effect that was leaking air out from the basement and main floor and sending it out […]

How to Dispose of Oil

how to dispose of oil by recycling

Today, recycling glass, metals, and paper is pretty common.  People generally understand how to do it and where to drop off materials.  Recycling oil however is still confusing and less known.  Even though recycling agencies and regulators have a system in place with businesses for how to dispose of oil. The communication is lacking to […]

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