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Overcoming the Hidden Threat of Contamination Around Legacy Waterfront Development

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By Jack Shaw, senior writer and editor at Modded Historically, pressure-treated wood has been the default choice for docks, boardwalks and other waterfront structures. It resists rot, insects and constant moisture better than untreated lumber, helping property owners build longer-lasting infrastructure. However, some of the chemicals used to preserve wood can gradually leach into surrounding waterways as … Read more

Can Community-Based Conservation Actually Work? Three Case Studies That Show Promise

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Conservation efforts have operated from the top down for decades. Governments and international organizations set boundaries, created protected areas and enforced restrictions while local communities watched from the sidelines. However, a growing body of evidence suggests community-based conservation may work better. When communities gain genuine control over natural resources, they often become the most effective … Read more

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Minimalist Habits That Allow You to Live Life to the Fullest

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A guide to achieving a fulfilling minimalist lifestyle By Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of Revivalist Minimalism focuses on what’s most essential and letting go of what’s not. Most people only apply it to decluttering or designing, but its very core can actually inspire how you manage your time, money, energy and other resources in your life. With … Read more

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How to Pick Long-Lasting Materials for Home Renovations: 10 Insights From the Experts

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Durability should always be part of the conversation when selecting materials for a sustainable renovation. By Evelyn Long, editor-in-chief of Renovated Balancing durability with sustainability is a big challenge in home renovation, especially for eco-conscious homeowners. Many want materials that can withstand daily wear and tear for decades but also care about reducing their impact on … Read more

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Minimizing Food Waste: What to Do With Food Scraps

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Reuse food scraps for sustainable eating By Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of Revivalist Food scraps can feel like an unavoidable part of cooking. You chop vegetables for dinner, peel fruit for a snack, trim herbs for a recipe, and before long, you’re left with a pile of carrot peels, onion skins, fruit seeds and celery ends. For … Read more

10 Best Carbon Management Platforms for Enterprise Teams in 2026

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Carbon management has shifted from a reporting line item to an operational discipline. Regulators want auditable data, finance teams want it tied to numbers they recognize, and operations teams want it close enough to procurement and supply chain decisions to actually be useful. The platforms that have grown up around this shift now look less … Read more

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