Once a niche market reserved for aficionados and curious consumers, the U.S. craft beer industry is experiencing notable growth — not just in sales, but also in sustainable brewing and distribution practices. … More Craft Beer Industry Boldly Brews With Sustainability In Mind
By installing solar panels on the country’s mosques, Jordan may be answering more than a few prayers uttered in response to rising electricity costs and a need to diversify the kingdom’s energy portfolio. … More Holy Lights: Jordan’s 6,000 Mosques Will Go Solar By Year’s End
West Virginia may be best known as the source of the coal that built America and keeps its lights on, yet communities throughout the state are taking back their energy independence and going solar. … More West Virginians Look Toward The Sun, Say No To Coal, Fracking
Although states have only recently been given the go-ahead on industrial hemp cultivation, a small shop in Boston has built up a successful business selling hemp products and touting the plant’s benefits for the better part of two decades. … More Hats, Shirts, Milk — The Hempest Has It All, And It’s All Made Of Hemp
He purchased the alligator for about RMB2,000, plus a custom tank. In just nine months, the alligator doubled in size and never showed any signs of domestication. … More Urban Jungle: Exotic Pets in Beijing
“The whole idea of science is about exploring new things. So, isn’t it a good mindset for a scientist to go out and explore something new to him or her?” … More Foreign Scientists Are Flooding into Beijing: Why?
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