We spend our days at Pelican Water filtering, purifying, and protecting the planet’s most precious resource: water. The “go green” initiative at Pelican Water was born from our passion for the environment and conservation. As we developed our products we sought methods that would save energy and eliminate salt and chemical discharge while softening […]
September 22nd marks the official start of the fall season. The amount of mowing you’ll need to do will actually increase from your summer regimen as temperatures cool, and your lawn requires additional attention and care to remain healthy as the leaves change colors. Here’s how to keep your lawn happy and vibrant during the […]
Florida school officials in Pinellas County alerted families last month that the water at Azalea Elementary in St. Petersburg tested positive for dangerous levels of lead. As a precaution the employees at the school switched to bottled water for all consumption after the discovery was made. An email from district spokeswoman Lisa Wolf explained […]
Where adults and governments fail stalwart younger generations lead the way. An 11-year-old with a love for science proved to be the driving force behind the halting of raw sewage from flowing into Nova Scotia’s LaHave River. Stella Bowles lives in a home bordering the LaHave River on the south shore of Nova Scotia, and […]
California is a vast stretch of land, and much of it does not receive enough rainwater for adequate groundwater repletion. Early in 2018 reports indicated that 44% of California was experiencing moderate drought conditions, even though the drought scare had rotated out of the news cycle. Southern counties are typically the worst hit, but their […]
