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Floating Wind Turbines: The Future of Wind Energy?

by ddorband | May 21, 2012 | Business, Intern Blog, Publication, Sustainability

Wind energy is often touted as one of the major up and coming sources of renewable energy. There are however many problems wind energy faces before it can truly hope to help to replace nonrenewable juggernauts like oil and coal. Part of the issue is finding the...

Free Webinar Tonight @ 7:00 pm MST: A Profile of a Young Professional in Sustainable Ag

by ddorband | May 15, 2012 | Aquaponics, Business, Sustainability, Webinar

What does it take to be a professional in Sustainable Agriculture? What are the jobs like? Who are these people!!??  Well we are going to feature one on our Webinar Tuesday May 15, 2012 at 7:00 Pm MST. You can register by clicking this link:...

Urban Garden Solutions: Unique Designs for Small Spaces

by ddorband | May 9, 2012 | Food, Gardening, Intern Blog, Publication, Sustainability, Urban Farming

When it comes to gardening in an urban setting, many find it a true challenge to marry their space limitations with their desire for fresh produce. However, with a little creativity and the right tools anyone can achieve a beautiful home garden. Below is a link to 12...

A Poop Problem: Compostable Bags the Solution?

by ddorband | Apr 18, 2012 | Business, Intern Blog, Publication, Sustainability

If you own a dog you know their poop can be a real problem. On one hand if left where it lies, dog excrement can pose a public health concern as well as an environmental hazard. On the other, if picked up by a plastic bag, it will be encased for centuries in the...

Feeding the World: Allowing Future Potential to Overcome Past Problems

by ddorband | Apr 16, 2012 | Ecology, Food, Intern Blog, Publication, Sustainability

In November of 2011 the world’s population reached 7 billion people and it is predicted to reach 9 billion people by 2050. Here at Nourish the Planet our goal is to “teach the world to feed itself.” However, with such massive population growth this goal can seem quite...

The Green Wall: Part Building Technique, Part Art Installation, All Green Innovation

by ddorband | Apr 7, 2012 | Business, Education, Intern Blog, Publication, Sustainability

The Green Building in Louisville, KY is a shining example in green building practices. A renovated 110 year old building; it was the first commercial building in Louisville to be LEED Platinum Certified, and it incorporated many innovative building techniques to do...
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