As the summer draws to a close and kids across the country prepare to go back to school, more eyes and ears are on the safety zones surrounding the schools than ever. Obviously, it’s critical that we ensure children are safe as they travel to and from these facilities. Regulations are in place to guide […]
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Renewable Energy Renewable power is a hot topic in the world today. This is important for our planet because the energy we are using is harming us. Renewable power can be solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal, and biofuel as a beginning. These are clean fuels that comes from natural sources. They are becoming more and more […]
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IN 2013 THERE WERE 3,500 electric cars (EVs) in the UK; by last July there were 107,000. Growth predictions vary between 85% of the market by 2035 and one third by 2040. In face of this, government has little option but to legislate and it promises the Automated and Electric Vehicles Bill (unpublished) to empower […]
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While the tiny house movement is most active in America, interest in tiny homes has been observed in other developed countries.The tiny-house movement, also known as the “small-house movement” (www.tinyhouse.net.nz) is an architectural and social movement that advocates living simply in small homes. There are different definitions of “tiny”. The 2018 International Residential Code, Appendix […]
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New Zealand fly fishing trips are perceived as the “fishing adventure of a lifetime” for many anglers worldwide. When you’re planning a guided fly fishing trip to New Zealand, there are multiple excellent locations to choose from. New Zealand’s fisheries are unique, there are few places on the planet having such exceptional water clarity inhabited […]
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