The earth is currently facing some serious challenges. This includes things like climate change, pollution and the consumption of finite natural resources. Solving these dilemmas is going to require action from all over society. The business world in particular must …
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From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: How Energy Star Roofing Can Make Your Office Building More Energy Efficient
Although it’s important to keep your office building at a comfortable temperature for both employees and visitors, you probably don’t appreciate the high price tag attached to summer electric bills. If you’re looking to trim the cost of air conditioning …
From Guest Blogger Amelia Atkins: Five Things Not to Miss During a House Renovation
Some people can’t wait to start their home renovation, while others are dreading all the planning, mess and issues that can occur. However, if you know what to concentrate on and what to expect, you can rest assured your house …
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From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: The Green Community–Five Waste Management Tips to Maintain a Clean Neighborhood
If you want your neighborhood to look the best it can, you need to put in some effort. A clean and green neighborhood requires everyone to get involved so you can all make sure the neighborhood looks the best it …
From Guest Blogger Emily Jones: The Paradox of China: Most-polluting Nation on Earth Is Biggest Producer of Clean Energy
One of the images that many of us are accustomed to seeing of life in China is that of people wearing masks as they walk down the street.
From Guest Blogger Kara Masterson: Energy Efficiency–Five Tips for Lowering Your Home Power Bill
Most people have noticed that their electric bill has steadily gone up. A high power bill can create a major inconvenience for your household. Fortunately, there are many ways that you can lower it.
From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Five Ways the Manufacturing Industry is Becoming Greener and Cleaner
The National Association of Manufacturers found that, in 2016, United States manufacturers collectively offered roughly $2.25 trillion to the national economy. While manufacturing is necessary to life as we know it, there are many byproducts resultant from such processes. Fortunately, …
From Guest Blogger Kara Masterson: Lean Green House–Four Water Conservation Tips for New Homeowners
When you started shopping around for a new home, water conservation was probably not nearly as important as location, good schools, or getting the best price. However, preserving water and protecting the environment is still something everyone should take part …
From Guest Blogger Sonja Harris: Green Business Practices For 2018
It is no secret that we have made a mess of our environment. For too many years we lived as if nothing would affect us. The results are:
From Guest Blogger Hannah Whittenly: Conscientious Business–Top Tips for a Greener Office Environment
Going green can have a significant impact on your brand and its bottom line. While there may be upfront costs to install new lights or other materials, the long-term savings from these changes will more than negate them. Let’s take …
