The spookiest time of the year has more of an impact on the environment than we realise. Around 12,500 tonnes of Halloween costumes get sent to landfill each year in the UK along with old…
By Rajan Simons
Island-owned green businesses By Ashley Yearwood A “green” business is one that runs in a capacity where little to no negative impact is made on the local or global environment. We can look at sustainability…
By Ashley Yearwood Sometimes the idea of saving the environment can seem like a daunting and almost impossible task. However, there are many things that employees can do in their daily life that can make…
Personal views from Jonathan Starling Almost forty years ago an extraordinary book was published in Bermuda, which, while it did not use the phrase “sustainable development” was one of the earliest works in the world…
By Ashley Yearwood Until recently, tossing electronics, or recycling them was not something that we’ve had to think critically about. As product life shortens and the need for “the upgrade” grows, we no longer need…
Breaking down Eco-Schools in Bermuda “How green can you go?” asks Davida Morris, School Programme Manager for Eco-Schools at Greenrock. As the green movement becomes less of a trend and more of a way of…
“From water truckers and utility plant operators to building managers and the average Bermuda home owner, the management of drinking water supplies affects the lives of Bermudian residents like few other countries in the world”.…