Surprisingly many recycling centers will not accept aluminum foil even though it is 100% recyclable. Learn how to save money and reduce energy consumption by reusing that old aluminum foil, rather than tossing it in the trash.
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Natural sunscreen provides excellent protection for your skin from the sun’s powerful but harmful ultraviolet rays. Before you pick up another bottle of sunscreen check the label to make sure it is a green sunscreen so you can protect yourself and the environment.
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To make going green achievable we must find easy to implement solutions that will not require major changes to our daily activities. Consider these 3 tips for helping kids go green and take a few steps forward in creating a sustainable lifestyle.
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Chemicals such as BPA found in plastics have been linked to weight gain and diabetes. While living a BPA free lifestyle won’t replace a healthy diet and regular exercise, it will help reduce your risk of obesity and help keep the planet green.
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Thanks to the EPA’s new regulations, six obsolete coal fired power plants are going to be shutdown. The Mercury and Air Toxics Standards were introduced in December and could result in the closing of nearly sixty polluting power plants.
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You can help reduce the 180,000 tons of landfill waste produced by old batteries by recycling used ones and switching to rechargeable batteries. Help create a sustainable earth and save money at the same time by using rechargeable batteries.
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While a solar lease has its pros and cons, it is really up to you to decide if it is right for your home. Getting off the grid and producing your own energy is an admirable goal, one that could pay you back with dividends if done right.
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If you are planning to eat a hamburger in the near future you should pay very close attention to this article. In some cases, your hamburger meat could contain up to 15% of this pink slime – that sure is appetizing. Protect yourself from beef scraps that were once used pet food and cooking oils.
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The NFL has made a commitment to go green for this year’s Super Bowl and we welcome this change. So the question is, if the Super Bowl can go green, why can’t you? We have compiled the following tips aimed at helping you do your part to make this a Green Super Bowl.
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A recent MIT report found a 55% increase in the number of companies focusing on sustainability when compared to last year. This means that lower carbon footprints are leading to increases in profits, paving the way for additional investments in sustainability.
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