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Archive for August, 2009

Kids Go Green at School! Consider these tips for helping kids to take a few steps forward when it comes to going green as the new school year starts: Ride the bus to school Even if you do not usually take the school bus, consider taking a public bus to school. It is one of [...]

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Reuse Your Plastic Milk Jugs The fun part of reusing something is not only are you keeping something out of our overburdened solid waste system—you’re saving money. Here’s a perfect example. Now that we’re all back in the garden, there are plenty of times you’ll need a scoop. Whether it’s measuring out fertilizer or loading a bird [...]

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Be Green in Your Kitchen Unplug all kitchen appliances at the end of the day and when leaving the room Keep refrigerator full to maximize coolness Use microwave only for the minimum –defrost food ahead of time and heat food on a stove or toaster oven Eliminate the use of disposable plates and utensils Use [...]

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Educate Yourself . . . Green Thought you got your degree from a university, or from primary school? You did, but things are constantly changing. The world is constantly in motion and things are constantly being updated. How can you make proper actions and decisions if you don’t stay informed? Learning is a lifelong process, [...]

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Get Ready for Fall/Winter Weather Once you get through with all of the back to school work, it is time to start thinking about how you can prepare your home in the fall to make it more efficient and a lot more green. Typically, in most areas, when winter comes, we use more energy to keep our [...]

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Go Green Back to School! Send junior to school in eco-friendly style. Avoid backpacks made of nylon or new plastics, especially PVC (vinyl), and look instead for bags made from recycled materials or natural materials, such as hemp. Rawganique and EcoBodyWear feature different hemp styles, while Simple Shoes offers bags with eco-friendly features such as recycled PET [...]

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Save Energy and Even More Money with Energy Star Appliances!! Second Energy Star Sales Tax Holiday Announced West Virginia’s Energy Star Sales Tax Holiday is expanding during its second year by increasing the amount of product purchase price that qualifies for sales exempt status and increasing the length of the holiday. From Sept. 1 through [...]

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How Pure Is Bottled Water?Crystal-clear, pure, and pristine, Is bottled water really that clean? Labels don’t mention contamination, Bottled water needs better regulation. Bottled What? On the national level, the FDA is solely responsible for bottled water purity and safety, but the FDA’s rules exempt waters that are packaged and sold within the same state, which account for [...]

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Green Your Office Why stop at home? Try these tips for creating a greener office. You can share them with co-workers, or provide a more eco-friendly working environment for your employees. Happy plants make happy workersIt is proven that plants make people happier. They also can help clean up the air in your workplace. Give [...]

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Teach your Children How does time spent with your children help the environment? A typical child growing up in North America today spends an average of 3 hours per day watching TV. In many cases, this is more time than spent with his/her own parents. TV presents our children with a constant barrage of commercials [...]

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