Ecocentricity Blog - November 9, 2015

Nov 9, 2015 2:30 PM ET

Ecocentricity Blog, November 9, 2015

So what do alternative concretes, grazing and pasture management, smart thermostats and girls’ education in the developing world have in common? Actually, let me add a few more to the list: biochar, afforestation, micro-grids, smart glass, improved child healthcare, commercial recycling, living buildings and airplane fuel efficiency.

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