One of the topics our readers at Blue and Green Tomorrow have said that they want to hear more about is eco-friendly home ...

It is hard to believe that it has been almost ten years since we took over Blue and Green Tomorrow. We have enjoyed sharing ...

PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are so persistent in the environment that they are often called “forever ...

Every trip to the grocery store carries an unseen environmental weight. What looks like a simple transaction is often the ...

Transportation has a major impact on the environment. The EPA reports that it accounted for the largest share—28%—of total ...

There are a lot of things that you can do if you want to live a greener life. This includes having greener buildings. This means that more developers are turning toward sustainable practices. Green ...

There are a lot of things that you have to do when you want to live sustainably in the UK. One thing that you have to consider is investing in green housing. Green property is increasingly becoming an ...

We talked a lot about the merits of green living in some of our previous articles. Today, we wanted to talk more about how this should affect older people. As the population ages, older adults are ...

A View from Bart Wauterickx While the exploitation of natural resources raises ever more compelling environmental issues, the world cannot seem to do without hydrocarbons in the foreseeable future.

Scientists attribute these catastrophes to climate change, mostly caused by fossil fuel carbon emissions.To battle these threats, widespread renewable energy implementation has become a vital measure.

Many of the most dramatic movers behind this expansion are Ireland’s increasing output of solar power, which will deliver 104.16 million kilowatt-hours by the year 2025.Ireland’s capital, Dublin, ...