Everyone knows “the big fish eats the little fish” but what happens when the supply of little fish runs out? This interesting article addresses this question in the context of aquaculture, a growing business around the globe. Read NPR’s article from “The Salt”: “Cleaner, Greener Fish Farming”
GRAFTON, MA – Pulte Homes of New England agreed to pay Grafton $1.3 million after settling with the town Dec. 30 over the town’s claim that the developer hid profits on the Hilltop Farms affordable-housing development. In 2011, the Office of the Inspector General for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts found that Pulte Homes of New […]
The National Council on Science and Environment (NCSE) is pleased to announce that its EnvironMentors Program has been approved for a grant in the amount of $332,797 by the Toyota Foundation. This financial grant will provide stability to an excellent initiative that is being effectively lead by Jessica Soule, the EnvironMentors Program Director. The EnvironMentors […]
Top placing students from each EnvironMentors chapter travel to Washington, DC to compete for these college scholarships at the annual EnvironMentors National Fair. The 2014 Fair was held on Monday, May 19, 2014, at the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C. Environmental Attorney Michael Carvalho, past Chair of EnvironMentors Advisory Board and Member of […]
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