Category: Go Green Go
Hudson, Ohio is an upper-middle class suburb between Cleveland and Akron, nestled at the edge of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Taxes are high. Schools are great. Hudson is historic and beautiful, with a mostly original down town area and charming village, with many homes well over 100 years old, and others 200 or more. […]
Brigadier General Stephen A. Cheney, USMC (Ret), Chief Executive Officer of the American Security Project (ASP) recently spoke about the national security implications of climate change to the Akron Roundtable, in Akron, Ohio. Gen. Cheney is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and has over 30 years experience as a Marine. His career included a wide variety […]
For decades, China has been importing our recyclable materials, and recycling them for use in a myriad of products. As of 2017 they were accepting 50% of the world’s supply of recyclable paper products, and 30% of just about everything else, like plastic and aluminum. Those numbers are hard to comprehend. That’s all about to […]
Over 97% of scientists worldwide overwhelmingly agree that climate change is causes by man-made activity. Seventy percent of Americans agree, according to a 2016 poll from Yale University. Still, the U.S. is the only country to reject the Paris Agreement, the government proposed to scrap the Clean Power Plan and the EPA eliminated the climate […]
The Climate Reality Project, Renewable Hudson and GoGreenGo.org will be hosting a climate change presentation on Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 7:00pm at The Hudson Library. Entitled “Climate Change: Why Should Ohio Care?”, the program will be presented by Eric Hancsak, and Ken Nadsady. Eric and Ken are both Hudson residents and Climate Reality Leaders […]
Photos tell a tale. Photos don’t lie. Photos show you what you’re missing, and where you’ve been. Photos shed light in places where darkness rules. As the results of climate change persist, the world relies heavily on photography to help study the effects, and bring the results to light. More importantly, it connects us as […]
This project was born out of a great concern I have for the path we find ourselves on today. That path is apathy towards climate change and other environmental issues. It has become abundantly clear to me over the last twelve months that our government is going to ignore the many environmental issues we face, […]