From Guest Blogger Chelsea McCary: How to Keep Your Family Safe While Being Green — Energy Efficient Home Security Systems
Keeping your home safe is of utmost importance, but it might seem like the options for environmentally-friendly security are limited. After all, bringing more electronics into the house seems like the opposite of living a greener lifestyle. Still, you have to remember how serious burglary stats can be. According to the FBI, over 2 million burglaries happen annually in the United States, and more than 70 percent of them are committed in residential houses. (more…)
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