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The history of every flourishing business is always worth nothing, especially if it’s a rags-to-riches kind of success. While the history of Tesla doesn’t necessarily start from scratches, how it crawls up from its bottom beginnings is quite amazing. First off, Tesla never really had a prosperous growth in the first ten years of its operation until 2010, which is actually the very year that they showed their profits in public. In fact, it’s been subjected to numerous delays and overhauls and even filed for bankruptcy once. Perhaps due to more strategic planning and better leadership, Tesla started to emerge once again in the auto industry, ready to make its name surface in its chosen niche. Tesla Motors was named after the incredible Nicola Tesla, a physicist, inventor, futurist, and an electrical and mechanic engineer, whose works in modern alternating current and electricity supply system have catapulted him to fame. He also worked side by side with Thomas Edison sometime in 1800’s. The Tesla Roadster makes use of an AC motor design that’s a descendant from Nicola Tesla’s genuine 1882 design.http://www.thegreenguide.com/sale-of-organic-foods-soars-in-china-despite-high-price#comments Wed, 23 Apr 2014 07:10:45 +0000 http://www.thegreenguide.com/?p=1319 We cannot deny that China is one of the most criticized countries for the malpractices that manufacturing companies are doing. China is one of the most popular exporters of toxic toys made of plastics and fake or knock-off designer bags and apparels. It is also the same country that supplies numerous baby products made of BPA-contaminated products. Added to these terrible practices are the latest scandals that include rat meat being sold as mutton and baby formulas that have traces of melamine. People have also raised awareness on possible water contamination after hundreds of dead pigs have been found in Shanghai River. These are apparently hair-rising experiences that deliberately lead to the consumers’ dire need of organic foods resulting to its boost in sales.
The Green Guide’s team of researchers/reporters carefully reviews the science, the manufacturer’s detailed product information, their claims and third party certifications when developing the product recommendations and shopping suggestions you’ll find in our Product Reports and Smart Shopper’s Cards as well as many of our articles. These recommendations are not product approvals; we do not endorse products. Our aim is to inform and engage consumers to ask for and try those products in the marketplace that have been manufactured in such a way as to reduce the health and environmental impacts associated with one or more stages in their life cycle, from production through use and disposal. In this way, we hope to encourage more manufacturers to improve what they make and how they make it.
We cannot deny that China is one of the most criticized countries for the malpractices that manufacturing companies are doing. China is one of the most popular exporters of toxic toys made of plastics and fake or knock-off designer bags and apparels.
Franklin Roosevelt – The president during the Great Depression, Franklin Roosevelt was also dubbed as the soil savior; thanks to his innovative strategies in dealing with Mother Nature. He showed immense care to the environment during his time as he focused on landscaping and turning barren lands into usable ones. He generated the Civilian Conservation Corps or CCC with the aim of pushing his people to work and guard the landscape. Because of this movement, approximately 2 million Americans started to plant trees, improved parks, fought against soil erosion, and opened summer camps. A lot of his people also started to do their own part in safeguarding the environment. Apart from these, he also spearheaded the Soil Conservation Service and the Wildlife Restoration Act. While all these acts and bills catapulted him to fame, the one best thing that he left for the citizens of the US was the TVA or Tennessee Valley Authority. It was founded in 1933 to resolve various economic, technological, and environmental issues, which all center in energy efficiency coupled with stable economic resources.