6 Organizations Healing Our Planet With Sustainable & Regenerative Agriculture

A warming planet poses a direct threat to our food systems — a concern that is magnified as the global population increases. While farmers and other food and agriculture workers are on the frontlines of climate change, many are also working on solutions. These six organizations are taking to the...

6 Electric Energy Predictions for 2022 with Peter Kelly-Detwiler

Energy industry thought leader Peter Kelly-Detwiler joined us on the Bigger Than Us podcast in January to share his predictions for electric energy in 2022. Here are six key takeaways, all of which are centered around the areas he believes will be the most interesting to watch this year:...

How Green Technology Is Making Your Eco-Friendly Lifestyle Easier

The climate crisis is a demanding topic. Almost everywhere you turn there are relevant headlines fighting for your attention: one paper may have just revealed how badly increased emissions from fires is affecting CO₂ reduction targets, while another may advocate for a broader acceptance of complete life cycle design...

Throwing Away: One of the Most Misunderstood Concepts of Our Time

If I ask you to put a plate or fork away, where would you put it? Maybe a cupboard or utensil draw. Even though you put it away, it would still be in your home. When you throw something away, where does it go? Where is “away?” Slowly but...

Essential Climate Change Reading for 2022

A list of 10 books that will get you up to speed on climate change, its impacts on business and society, and promising climate solutions. The Energy Switch: How Companies and Customers Are Transforming the Electrical Grid and the Future of Power by Peter Kelly-Detwiler “The electric power grid...

6 Green Building Innovations Making Net Zero Goals Possible

To accommodate housing and industry needs while keeping global warming within 1.5⁰C, 100% of new buildings must be net-zero by 2030. Achieving this goal requires new technology for waste and energy efficiency, and for the decarbonization of construction and building materials. Here are the cutting-edge technologies we’re watching in...

Employee Spotlight – Paul Hammond

Tell us a little about yourself. Born and raised in the UK, traveled the world in my twenties, settled in Texas in my thirties and now looking forward to my mid-life crisis and the new chapter that comes with it! I’m family-focused – I have been married to my...

A Few Of Our Favorite Sustainable Things: 2021 Gift Guide

What’s this? A gift guide from a green infrastructure project development and engineering firm? Why yes, yes it is. Because at Nexus PMG, we help you build a better world. That starts with walking the walk in our own lives—or in this case, shopping the shop. As we’ve upped...

5 Tips For a Low-waste Holiday Season

Going Green with Brown The holiday season is upon us and so is the spirit of giving. A simple way to give back to the environment is to be conscious of your waste production.  A study conducted by Stanford University showed a 25% increase in waste production from the...

Seat at the Table: BIPOC & Women Sustainability Leaders (2021)

In the wake of the hardships that many have faced in 2021, the climate crisis and deep fissures of inequity in America and the world have never been so apparent. Yet among the dismantling of normal as we know it, BIPOC and women leaders have continued breaking glass ceilings...

Carbon Capture and Sequestration At-a-Glance

For centuries, humans have extracted carbon-based fossil fuels from the ground to power our lives. What if we started injecting that carbon back into the ground where it came from? This is the basis of carbon capture and sequestration (CCS): the process of capturing and storing carbon dioxide in...

The Answer to Supply Chain Woes? Better Recycling

Going Green with Brown Supply chain challenges are top of mind around the world. Material shortages and port back-ups limit goods entering the United States and other countries. There are several factors influencing this, however, a consistent factor is the lack of materials available for the manufacturing process.  Can...