Matthew Speer Matthew Speer is a Marketing and Advertising Executive that has worked with companies like AOL and U.S. News University Connection. He also has a passion for sustainability and keeping the Earth a beautiful place for our future generations which is why he helped create iSustainableEarth.com. Inspired by his own family and taking strides to go green he strives to live a sustainable lifestyle through research and action.
Businesses worldwide are putting the concept of the triple bottom line to the test, committing to a “do no harm and benefit all” mentality. The University of Vermont has released an inforgraphic explaining the three pillars of sustainability to help business and consumers take the next step on going green.
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Explore the GreenTV video that provides you with useful tips on how to find the green jobs that fit your needs and existing skills. With the explosive growth seen within the green economy, isn’t it time you found a green career that offers you security and sustainability?
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Did you ever image that a gentle breeze could push you from 0 to 60 in less than 5 seconds? With the new wind powered electric vehicle charging stations, cars like the Tesla Models S can charge up with zero carbon emissions.
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Don’t let life get in the way of creating a sustainable lifestyle. We have handpicked 12 simple tips that can help you go green and keep your family healthy at the same time. Make the most of our planet and live every day as green as you can.
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Smart meters are fairly new and are meant to make the power grid more efficient and reliable. Recently these devices have drawn criticism, so much so that local lawmakers are getting involved. Learn about how smart meters may have become a dumb choice.
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Record breaking heat this summer has caused a spike in home energy bills, leaving many Americans looking to find ways to be more energy efficient. Take the first step in saving some green by going green this summer by using these money saving tips for your home.
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Nationwide Insurance recently became the first insurance company to stop covering activities associated with fracking. The company cited the risks were simply too great to ignore, in an internal memo that was leaked to the public. This is yet another blow to the industry that is already in the cross hairs of environmentalists.
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Would you buy a desk for your office if we told you it was only $63, recyclable, fashionable and sturdy? We figure you would at least take a look as it sounds a little too good to be true. Now, what if we told you it was made from cardboard?
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Global warming and climate change can be a controversial subject, stirring political debate and media swirl. Get the facts on climate change and what it means for you and your family in our 5 minute guide to understanding global warming.
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Before you reach for another sip of water from your reusable bottle make sure you have the facts on whether it is safe. As people begin to look for alternatives to plastic water bottles they often reach for reusable aluminum bottles, but are they safe?
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