Native gardens can break St. Louis County laws now
As soon as Tuesday, the council could consider a change to protect ecologically friendly landscapes that benefit people, plants, insects and animals.
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As soon as Tuesday, the council could consider a change to protect ecologically friendly landscapes that benefit people, plants, insects and animals.
Jean Ponzi, the director of a program that consults businesses in implementing sustainable infrastructure, shares benefits of reducing waste.
The historic St. Louis cemetery for Black people was cleaned up and cared for.
Jean Ponzi, the manager of St. Louis Green Business Challenge, will discuss how businesses can implement sustainable practices into their operations during a live conversation Friday.
After graduating in May with a degree in biomedical engineering from the McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis, Carolyn Duncan will work as a researcher at Auragent Bioscience, a startup with many WashU connections.