In a move largely symbolic, Vermont has banned the practice of hydraulic fracturing or fracking to help curb environmental damage and water contamination. Vermont is hoping this ban will be the model for other states to adopt, pushing for greater respect of our planet and resources she holds.
Read moreThe drive for energy independence in America has begun to stimulate local economies and could begin to stem the tide of the economic downturn. Our workforce and planet are screaming for something to change and green jobs associated to energy independence could produce hundreds of billions of dollars in new wealth.
Read moreHeating and air conditioning (HVAC) mechanics and installers are essential green job holders, especially with the increasing demand for high efficiency HVAC systems among other going green initiatives. Learn more about this green career and see if it is right for you.
Read moreSupport against climate change dropped for the first time in a recent poll conducted by Stanford University/IPSOS. This has many environmentalists concerned as it seems political rhetoric and distrust of environmental science could further compound the impact of global warming.
Read morePharmaceuticals such as birth control, anti-depressants, vitamins and antibiotics have been found in millions of American’s drinking water. Studies have shown that genetic mutations have occurred in fish, birds and amphibians because of this problem and now scientists are concerned about your health.
Read moreThe only thing cool about fracking is being able to say the word. The drilling practices of fracking have been linked to toxic wastewater and polluted air, though new rules may help curb that exposure. Find out how one tiny step for mother earth could start the end of an era.
Read moreBiomass energy is often overlooked as a renewable energy that could lead to energy independence for America. When compared to burning fossil fuels, biomass has a lower greenhouse gas footprint when you consider that fossil fuels release “new” carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Find out how the oldest energy source could be our path to the future.
Read moreMechanical engineers can be found in traditional jobs and green careers as their skill sets are applicable in many industries. They are faced critical to the production and design of energy efficient products, systems and processes among other sectors. Learn more about this green job and see if mechanical engineering is right for you.
Read moreEvery year Earth Day will come and go, though your ability to create a sustainable earth is never ending. Learn about how Earth Day got started and how the EPA was a byproduct of the movement. Make everyday an Earth Day and let iSustainableEarth.com show you how.
Read moreElectrical engineers can be found in traditional jobs and green jobs as their skill sets are applicable in many industries. They are faced with complex challenges across commercial, military and domestic systems and products. Learn more about this green job and see if electrical engineering is right for you.
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