Tag: Homes
Turn Off The Lights: Birds Are Migrating
Look around your home this evening. The days are getting shorter, and our craving for light means that we are substituting artificial illumination for sunlight. It also may mean that we are unknowingly causing injury to the hundreds of species of birds that are now migrating to their southern homes. … [continued]
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IFA Berlin Recap Part 2: More Diverse Sustainability Approaches
Earlier this week, IFA Berlin wrapped up. If there was a consistent theme around clean technology, it was that sustainability is not just one thing, but a diverse range of approaches. Some of the innovations that we focus on in the US have become routine in Germany. Although I had … [continued]
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Growing Concerns: Good time to fix bare spots in lawn
The heavy morning dew will take care of some of the watering needs of new seeds
BLUETTI Launches New Energy Solutions for Work, Home, & Life on the Move at IFA 2026
BLUETTI* used IFA 2026 to stretch the idea of power stations in several directions. The BLUETTI IFA 2026 lineup covered balcony solar, home energy management, compact batteries, and a 5,000W jobsite E-Generator, with products for apartments, road trips, outages, and worksites. More interestingly, the company is trying to solve a … [continued]
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China Aims For 70% Plugin Vehicle Sales By 2030 — Hit 61% In August
China has just released its newest 5-year development plan for plugin vehicles — its 15th — and the plan includes a target of reaching 70% plugin vehicle (or “new energy vehicle”) sales by 2030. That sounds pretty good — certainly much better than the US will do, and probably better … [continued]
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