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Great Wall Of Hope: Advances In Energy And The Environment

Hey there. A few years ago, I spent a year travelling throughout China. Seeing sights such as The Great Wall and learning about the culture was the fulfilment of a lifelong dream. However, the one thing that struck me was the number of solar and wind farms I saw as I crisscrossed the country. There was even one city, Rizhao, which had solar panels on the roof of every building! Ever since then, I have sought out projects associated with energy and the environment in my travels. I especially liked the recycling plants in Sweden. I know that many people like to keep up with advances in the energy and environment sphere. Hopefully, this blog can help stimulate further interest. Feel free to browse at your leisure.

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The Importance of Gas Sensor Monitoring for the Environment
7 June 2024

As you continue to face the effects of climate cha …

Worried About Your Health? What To Do If You Think You're Living With Asbestos
28 June 2022

If you suspect an asbestos problem, don't take the …

Why Install a Garden Water Bore?
5 April 2021

If you're a keen gardener, then you might be looki …

Three Techniques To Ensure Your Pool Heat Pump Is More Energy Efficient
12 September 2018

Spring has arrived in Australia, but the water tem …

Two ways to avoid damaging the environment when restoring an old property
31 August 2018

The process of restoring an old property to its fo …

The Importance of Gas Sensor Monitoring for the Environment

7 June 2024
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

As you continue to face the effects of climate change and environmental degradation, it is crucial that you take action to protect the planet. One way to do this is through gas sensor monitoring. This technology allows you to accurately measure and track air quality, providing valuable information for policymakers and individuals alike. In this blog, we will discuss the benefits of gas sensor monitoring for the environment. Early Detection of Pollutants Read More 

Worried About Your Health? What To Do If You Think You’re Living With Asbestos

28 June 2022
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

If you suspect an asbestos problem, don't take the situation lightly. All issues with asbestos should be taken seriously. That's because exposure to asbestos can cause serious health conditions. Some of the health conditions associated with asbestos exposure include lung cancer, malignant mesothelioma and asbestosis. That's why you need to act fast when you suspect asbestos exposure. Here are four steps to take if you think you have asbestos in your home. Read More 

Why Install a Garden Water Bore?

5 April 2021
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

If you're a keen gardener, then you might be looking for alternative ways to water your lawn, plants and crops. While water tanks can harvest rainwater, these tanks aren't always a perfect solution. They can only collect so much water at once. A garden bore is often a more efficient way of watering your garden. Here, you drill down into groundwater levels and install a bore to pump the water out. Read More 

Three Techniques To Ensure Your Pool Heat Pump Is More Energy Efficient

12 September 2018
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

Spring has arrived in Australia, but the water temperature in your pool is still not quite warm enough that you can switch your pool heat pump off just yet. As someone who is concerned about their growing electricity bill, you are looking for a way to reduce the electrical running costs of all your pool equipment. You know that your heat pump is used for at least half a year, so how can you make this equipment run more energy efficiently? Read More 

Two ways to avoid damaging the environment when restoring an old property

31 August 2018
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

The process of restoring an old property to its former glory could potentially result in environmental damage if certain precautions are not taken. If you will be taking on a project of this kind, here are two steps you can take to avoid inadvertently harming the planet throughout the restoration process. Make sure that any asbestos you come across is disposed of in a safe and responsible manner If the property you will be working on is three or more decades old, it is quite likely that at least some of the materials in the house will contain the carcinogenic mineral substance known as asbestos (as this material was favoured by many builders during the 20th century, until it was found to be harmful to human health). Read More