Green Living Guide

Depending on digestion and the resultant methane out-belching, the scientists at the AgResearch, New Zealand’s Largest Crown Research Institute, have succeeded in discovering some sheep with lower emissions. A low-methane flock fed on a variety of…

‘Go green’ is not a mere motto; we can see the world act upon it too. This time following the green slogan is the Bronx. One of the Five Boroughs of New York City, the Bronx is taking several eco-friendly initiatives to improve the health of…

Genetic Engineers have been suggesting switching to alternative fuel resources to help tackle the power crunch. Accordingly, a group of researchers at IISc (Indian Institute of Science) has proposed to deduce biofuel from genetically modified…

Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens is nowadays exhibiting the unitary glass designs by Hans Godo Frabel. The exhibition dubbed ‘Life in the Gardens: Fräbel Glass at Phipps’ displays some blustery statues, iconic glass figures crafted from.

Making its way into the Design It: Shelter Competition is the Waste-Pickers Shelter. This waste container is one of the ten finalists who have made it to the interactive, online challenge that had participants hailing in from 68 countries. The…

Thanks to the 25th California Coastal Clean Up Day that allowed 66,250 volunteers statewide to help clean Californian beaches. The program proved to be a tremendous hit as 909,204 pounds of trash and recyclable materials was fished out. The trash…

The Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank headquarters in Duquesne launched the Pittsburgh Region Clean Cities “Clean Pump Initiative” on Friday. Finally, the region’s first fueling station realized its plans to supply its customers with the biodiesel…

The University of Fort Hare is all set to go green with its East London Campus. The design of the new building is a true depiction of sustainable architecture. Worth £56 million, the structure incorporates features to conserve energy, the use of…