Environmental, Inc.

environmental, safety and project management Detroit 313-989-1227 Ann Arbor 734-585-0932

[psych2go]

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[inbonobo]

A New York Times investigation reveals that fracking in North Dakota has been disastrous and that regulations cannot make fracking safe.

Part 1: http://nyti.ms/11Ogpxc and Part 2: http://nyti.ms/1xLViaL

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[sidawson]

Spiritual Journey

[mapsontheweb]

Lichtgrenze, 8,000 illuminated balloons to recreate the Berlin Wall.

[neilarmstrong]

Happy birthday Carl!

[5rsd]

(by Julian Bialowas)

[relateforteens]

[motherboardtv]

Meet Guar, the Tiny Green Bean That Makes Fracking Possible

[burning-stmandard-deactivated20]

Ghostly Buildings Haunt The Catskills, NY

The Catskills, a once-bustling vacation community approximately 100 miles north of New York City, has seen a steady decline since the 1980’s. These images offer a gllimpse into what’s left of the popular summer retreat where tourists and celebrities alike once flocked. Now 30 years later, after suffering a catastrophic decline, the majority of the region’s buildings and businesses have been left abandoned. 

Picture: Carlo Allegri / Reuters

Source: NBCNEWS

[environmental-inc]

Coffee wakes you up in the morning and keeps...

[environmental-inc]

Environmental Detroit turned 1 today!

[environmental-inc]

Photograph by Ben Jacobsen. Courtesy Northeast Collaborative Architects In 2008, Rhode Island's Providence Arcade was in trouble. Considered America's first indoor mall, the nearly 200-year-old downtown building closed after struggling to fill its cramped commercial spaces. The arcade needed an...

[environmental-inc]

As safe and secure as we try to make our homes, hidden perils can sometimes still find their way inside.

[artnet]

With autumn just around the corner, here’s our must-see art guide to Montréal.

[micdotcom]

Austin’s homeless village project is something every city should try 

Advocates for the homeless in Austin, Tex., are building homes for the needy that take just six hours to assemble.

Led by nonprofit Mobile Loaves & Fishes, the group is constructing a model 27-acre town called the Community First! Village, which will cost around $7 million and ultimately hold up to 240 people. 

How it will save the city $10 million | Follow micdotcom

[docktohome]

Hi, dream home.

[wonderingalex]

…Any one of these will do. I am seriously doing this. Now just need to source the container and figure out how?