Marriott on track to reduce water consumption by 2020
March 25, 2015
Marriott hotels has set a corporate goal to reduce it’s water consumption significantly. Year 2014 over 2013 saw the giant hotelier reduce water use by
Marriott hotels has set a corporate goal to reduce it’s water consumption significantly. Year 2014 over 2013 saw the giant hotelier reduce water use by
Marriott hotels has set a corporate goal to reduce it’s water consumption significantly. Year 2014 over 2013 saw the giant hotelier reduce water use by
A boat trip on the Norfolk Broads is one of the pleasures available for visitors to one of the world’s most idiosyncratic areas of wetlands and waterways.
Hydraulic mining in action. Note the size of the miner, lower left. It’s hard to believe one could find a place that’s 45 minutes drive up a mountain on a very bad road by accident, but that’s how it…
Officially called the Pigeon Point Light Station, it’s been my sentinel, standing at the edge of my personal territory, telling me I’m nearing, or leaving, my family on the coastside of the Bay Area, south of San Francisco. I…
The term “third world country” is an ominous term for some people. But even though the world is not all cookie-cutter friendly, there’s a lot to learn by stepping out of your comfort zone.
Do you feel like getting lost in the backstreets of Venice, snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef or skiing in the Alps? If so, don’t hang around – tourist hordes have put these much-loved sites and many others at risk. These places…
Gumbo likes the idea that there are many places that look alike, and yet have some “feel” of their own that sets them apart. Experienced travelers looked and placed it in several different locations…none of them bad guesses.
Travel With Lamb pleads the case against exploitation of Asian elephants
Nearly 200 years ago, New York and Brooklyn, then separate cities and the greatest shipping centers on the East Coast, saw the land along the rivers—Hudson and East—begin to fill with docks, piers, warehouses and freight traffic….
Marriott hotels has set a corporate goal to reduce it’s water consumption significantly. Year 2014 over 2013 saw the giant
Marriott hotels has set a corporate goal to reduce it’s water consumption significantly. Year 2014 over 2013 saw the giant
A boat trip on the Norfolk Broads is one of the pleasures available for visitors to one of the world’s most idiosyncratic areas of wetlands and waterways.
Hydraulic mining in action. Note the size of the miner, lower left. It’s hard to believe one could find a place that’s 45 minutes drive up a mountain on a very bad road by accident, but that’s how it…
Officially called the Pigeon Point Light Station, it’s been my sentinel, standing at the edge of my personal territory, telling me I’m nearing, or leaving, my family on the coastside of the Bay Area, south of San Francisco. I…
The term “third world country” is an ominous term for some people. But even though the world is not all cookie-cutter friendly, there’s a lot to learn by stepping out of your comfort zone.
Do you feel like getting lost in the backstreets of Venice, snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef or skiing in the Alps? If so, don’t hang around – tourist hordes have put these much-loved sites and many others at risk. These places…
Gumbo likes the idea that there are many places that look alike, and yet have some “feel” of their own that sets them apart. Experienced travelers looked and placed it in several different locations…none of them bad guesses.
Travel With Lamb pleads the case against exploitation of Asian elephants
Nearly 200 years ago, New York and Brooklyn, then separate cities and the greatest shipping centers on the East Coast, saw the land along the rivers—Hudson and East—begin to fill with docks, piers, warehouses and freight traffic….