The “New Normal” When It Comes to Public Restrooms was published for client Kaivac. Slowly, every state in the Union is taking steps to re-open its doors. They are doing this as the number of COVID-19 cases start to inch down. In some states, such as Texas and Georgia, virtually all business doors have been […]
USGBC Develops Emergency Pilot Credit Addressing Green Cleaning and COVID-19
June 2, 2020 – Los Angeles, Calif. – The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) is introducing a new pilot credit in the LEED green building rating system called Safety First: Cleaning and Disinfecting Your Space. The credit is intended to support buildings and spaces as they work to respond to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) […]
Concerns Mount about Dry Floor Drains Spreading COVID-19
This news story, Concerns Mount about Dry Floor Drains Spreading COVID-19, was published for client Waterless Co. Inc. Vista, CA – The Lancet, one of the U.Ks most respected medical journal has reported concerns that COVID-19 can spread via dry floor drains in both homes and commercial facilities. * “By [their] very design, plumbing systems […]
A Little Nudging Goes a Long Way When It Comes to Water Efficiency
This article on water efficiency was published in Environmental Protector in May 2020 Some of the technological advances in recent years regarding water efficiency have been quite amazing. For instance, scientists have re-engineered seeds, such as those used to grow fruits and vegetables, to use far less water than traditional seeds, and still produce vital, […]
Where Do Distributors Go From Here?
This article was published in Industrial Distribution, May 2020 Although it has not been officially announced, in practical terms, the U.S. economy is in a recession. The only question now is how deep this recession will be and how long it will last. Expectations are that it will be far worse than the 2008 decline. […]
AFFLINK Leadership Series: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Supply Chain
As we know, COVID-19 has turned the world economy upside down. Just two or three months ago, most distributors and others working with the world supply chain viewed 2020 as a year of growth and opportunity. Now, many of us are unsure what shoe will fall next. Further, and even more importantly, how the pandemic […]
Coronavirus in Correctional Facilities
What’s happening in some Michigan correctional facilities is an example of what is likely happening around the country today, as a result of coronavirus. For instance, many Michigan inmates do not want administrators to know they are sick. Some fear that if administrators find out, they will be isolated from the correctional population, separated from […]
The Tough to Swallow Future of Water
Vista, CA – The future is always hard to predict. However, when it comes to water consumption and water demand, there is no need for a crystal ball. Much of it comes down to the numbers, most of which we have already. Based on the numbers, Waterless Co., a leading manufacturer of no-water urinals and […]
DuPage County Jail Honors First Graduates of Janitorial Work Program
DuPage County Jail, about 25 miles from Chicago, has just honored the first eight graduates of DuPage County Sheriff’s Janitorial Work Program. In honor of their accomplishment, the inmates tossed their blue work caps into the air and were awarded a pizza lunch. The program was funded entirely by grant money and “was great for […]
Concerns Mount about Floor Drains Spreading COVID-19
The Lancet, the U.Ks. most respected medical journal, has reported concerns that COVID-19 can spread via floor drains in both homes and commercial facilities.* According to the publication, floor drains: “By [their] very design, plumbing systems are a harbinger of pathogenic microorganisms which, under some circumstances, have the potential to enable airborne transmission of viruses […]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 18
- Next Page »
