Tag: alternative energy

While a lot of people name awareness as the major issue preventing people from living green, this is not always the case. You see, sometimes people simply forget to turn their lights off, lower the temperature on their thermostat or …

From Guest Blogger Ronald Wolf: The House of the Future–How Tech Will Help Us Get Green Read More »

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Cleaning up the planet is, to say the least, a global concern. While Americans may suffer from factories that pollute the immediate environment or local water supplies, the oceans and the ozone layer affect us all. Therefore, it’s not enough …

From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplan: Green Planet–Three International Innovations Helping The Environment Read More »

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Can a homeowner really benefit from adopting environmentally sustainable habits into their daily living?  The reality is that the average person probably won’t bother to ask this question at all. But if one stops to consider the current trends of …

From Guest Blogger Marcus: Going Green at the Grassroots Level–Is It Worth It? Read More »

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Being green matters. Not only does it help the world, but it also helps you. Making your home a little more eco-friendly can save you money by helping you switch to renewable energy. The following are a few pointers that may …

From Guest Blogger Kara Masterson: Living Green–A Guide to Incorporating Alternative Energy into Your Home Lifestyle Read More »

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Common discourse about reducing society’s impact on the environment usually centers what we can do in our own lives to change the world for the better. While choosing eco-friendly transportation and getting your community involved in recycling can yield some …

From Guest Blogger Devin Morrissey: An Argument for Sustainable Healthcare Practices Read More »

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March of 2017 saw solar and wind contribute more than 10% to the U.S. electricity grid mix for the first time in history (up from 8.6% in March 2016). In a very short period of time, renewable energy has gone …

With This Level of Impact, Is It Still Correct to Refer to Renewables as “Alternative” Energy? Read More »

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When launching a new business, you need to find a way to make a splash with your target audience and to differentiate yourself from the competition. Going green, or being environmentally friendly, is an excellent way to stand out from …

From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplan: Conscious and Effective–What New Businesses are Doing to ‘Go Green’ Read More »

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America’s Southwest is running out of water. Reservoirs are drying up, and our population continues to grow. Our cities, our high-value agriculture, our environment and our future all depend on water resources we don’t have. One abundant resource the Southwest …

From Guest Blogger Randy Carlson: Solar Osmosis–a Better Drought Solution for the Southwest Read More »

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During the winter, many business owners use propane gas to heat various areas in different office spaces since propane is a reliable energy source. If you need devices that are energy-efficient, affordable, and convenient, you’ll benefit from equipping your office …

From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Four Reasons to Use Propane to Heat Up Your Office Building Read More »

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As growing populations result in the inevitable larger, messier landfills, more aggressive and viable solutions are being developed and implemented through three major channels: organic recycling, technology, and other creative forms of recycling at every level. While admittedly not totally …

From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplan: Green Waste Technology – Three Alternatives to Messy Landfills Read More »

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