TreEconomics –Who Says Money Doesn’t Grow On Trees?
Technically, no, twenty-dollar bills don’t spring forth from leaf buds, nor do Benjamins drop lazily from the canopy in the fall. You can’t crack open a walnut and find a
Message from Equinox’ President
In September 2011 I stepped in to serve as the President of Equinox Environmental. It has been with great satisfaction that my business partners Andy Brown and Steve Melton have
Witch Hazel – The Winter Star
A mild winter has its perks – low heating bills and more outdoor excursions, just to name a couple. But some of the plants in our front yard have become
Equinox’s Internal Response to Climate Change
Because of our mission, our concern for our environment, and general thriftiness, we at Equinox have always worked to minimize our consumption of resources such as electricity, fossil fuels, and
Going Local this Holiday Season and Beyond
In a recent news report I learned that if we all spent just $64 on gifts with a “Made in America” label, we could create 200,000 new American jobs. So
The Way of the Green
One fine fall evening around dusk about two years ago, I was cruising down Montford Avenue on my bicycle, helmet on head, headlights flashing. All of a sudden, an oncoming
YardBirds
Oh chicken poop! I just recently acquired two laying hens and. . .so far so good! The kids immediately took to them, with my daughter naming her chicken Lilly and
Stay Safe During Hunting Season
It’s that time of year again in western North Carolina, and with the changing leaves comes big game hunting season and the need to take extra safety measures when hiking
Getting ‘Wild’ at Work
I feel like I’ve been to every cool place in Western North Carolina since I started working with Equinox in June of last year. My field work has led me
Big Changes at Equinox
August 17, 2011 Greetings Clients, Friends and Allies of Equinox Environmental – On September 21, 2011 I am resigning my position as president and chief executive officer at Equinox Environmental
