Happy New Year! As 2019 rapidly approaches, we’re excited to look forward when it comes to the future of green energy. The world is constantly changing, and people are becoming more aware than ever that everything we do has an impact on the environment. As a result, we’re also becoming more conscious in our…
Building a new home is an exciting experience. It allows you to create something from nothing, and everything is designed exactly how you like it. But, when construction is taking place, you should also consider what you can do to conserve energy. New home construction and energy conservation should always go hand-in-hand, thanks to advancements…
Conservation (saving water, in particular) actually can have many benefits for the business itself. So, whatever you’re doing to give back to the planet can come back to the success of your company.
Let’s take a look at a few simple, yet impactful ways saving water can benefit your business.
We all know that a diet rich in whole grains, lean meats, fruits, and vegetables is one of the best things we can do to ensure better overall health.
After all, you are what you eat, right? But, a well-balanced diet may actually do more than just keep you healthy.
By making a few changes to your daily diet, you can actually have an impact on your ‘water footprint.’
It’s nearly impossible to avoid hearing about energy conservation nowadays. It’s on the news, it’s on social media, and it’s likely a hot topic between your friends and family. But, have you ever asked yourself why it’s so important? Why is there such an urgent emerging need to save energy? It seems like a simple…
Did you know that the average American family uses about 400 gallons of water each day? We’ve covered some tips in the past on how to save water at home. But, it really is a family effort. If everyone in your family made one different choice each day that conserved water, think about how many…
When most people think about our national parks, things like hiking trails, beautiful scenery, and animals in their natural habitat come to mind. While these parks are usually protected by the government, that doesn’t mean they don’t give back. In fact, there is a National Parks Conservation Association dedicated to preserving the parks for years…
You probably know at least one person who practices rainwater harvesting/collecting. They may have a simple system like a collection bucket in their backyard for gardening. Or, they might have a complex contraption that allows them to use their collected rainwater for multiple purposes. Whatever the case, it’s good to be curious about harvesting rainwater…
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