Reduce To reduce is to use less. Products that you buy — clothes, electronics, toys, personal care items and etc. — use materials such as plastics, cotton, metal and other synthetic or natural materials, some of which are not easily recyclable. In addition, fossil fuels are used in the production of the products that you… Read More »
The Green BookTransitianal Living Shelter Supportive Housing Program Agency representatives are encouraged to inform us if changes in services or telephone numbers. ii. There is also a page at the end of the Green Book for you to write down information when calling a community resource. LIvINg WIth ENergyLIvINg wIth You can also access learn… Read More »
DUBLIN — Research and Markets (https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/336b6e/trends_in_green_ma) has announced the addition of Frost & Sullivan’s new report “Trends in Green Manufacturing for Electronics” to their offering. This research service reports latest developments, trends and innovations in environment friendly green manufacturing, and recycling practices for electronic components, parts and appliances. This Frost & Sullivan research service titled… Read More »
The Green Economy is a movement which is directed toward introducing a more thorough manner of bringing green practices and sustainable resources into a normal routine of people all over the world. It’s going to be important to make sure that we all start using less and recycling products more if we hope to actually… Read More »
Green beauty guru and celebrity makeup artist Renata Helfman (pictured above) has been eschewing chemicals in her home and personal care products for years. It was only when she realized the world lacked a one-stop-shop for these eco essentials that she started Vert Los Angeles, calling it an “eco-chic beauty boutique.” Our humble wish is… Read More »
What It Is, How It Started There is a movement afoot that is sweeping the United States. It's called “Urban Homesteading”. People are turning their city lots into tiny little farms. They are growing organic food, and sometimes even animals. Not since the “Victory Gardens” of WWII have so many people been so intent on… Read More »
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Going green doesn’t mean you have to renounce all your electronics and live in a solar panel fortress. There are simple things you can do around your home that help the environment without changing your entire lifestyle. Some of these easy tricks include recycling, buying recycled and environmentally safe products, reusing water bottles rather than… Read More »
A Christmas tree is an important part of many families’ holiday traditions. A Christmas tree is a cheerful centerpiece to any room over the holiday season and is a memorable part of the Christmas festivities. Here are some tips for having a beautiful and festive Christmas Tree this holiday season, while still being green. Be… Read More »
Here are 10 simple ways to reduce food miles which is the distance that your food has to travel from the producer until it lands on your plate. Do I think that we have to get hung up on the issue of food miles? No, not at all. I do think, however, that we need to… Read More »