by 360 Energy | Sep 13, 2021 | 360 Blog, Blogger, News
Human activities have had an “unequivocal” influence in warming the world’s atmosphere, oceans and land. This is the conclusion of the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change...
by 360 Energy | Sep 13, 2021 | Uncategorized
Canada’s European trading partners are considering erecting a carbon border wall on imports such as steel, aluminum, fertilizers and cement. The European Union (EU) plan is to place import tariffs on carbon-intensive products that originate from countries with weak or...
by 360 Energy | Sep 13, 2021 | 360 Blog, Blogger, News
Something’s happening. For the first time in a national election, Canada’s political parties have all agreed to address the risks of climate warming. The parties don’t agree on what needs to be done; only...
by 360 Energy | Sep 8, 2021 | 360 Blog, News
Alberta’s high power market prices have increased costs for most vegetable growers across the province. A standout exception is Levi Tiemstra’s Gull Valley Greenhouses. This Lacombe-based greenhouse has continued to produce high-quality tomatoes, bell peppers, lettuce...
by 360 Energy | Jun 28, 2021 | 360 Blog, Blogger, News
Do you have any green mechatronics people on your payroll? Not yet? How about an environmental accountant? Or an agroecology technician? A sustainable materials advisor? You may be searching for these skills sooner than you might imagine. They are only a few of the...
