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21 Eco-Friendly Summer Tips That Are Worth Repeating
Image by Per Ola Wiberg / Creative Commons I don’t know about where you live, but it has been getting pretty hot around here. Temperatures have been closing in on 100°F and I’d say it is about time for some … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, camping, eco-friendly, Emissions, Energy, fuel additive, garden, indoor air pollution, leave no trace, non-toxic, organic, outdoors, staycation, summer, tips, unplug, walk, water
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How Four Moms Have Shaped the Future of GM and the Malibu Eco
Most people have a certain vehicle in mind, or at least an idea of what they are looking for, before they go car shopping. In fact, many people already have the make and model picked out before they even step … Continue reading
Posted in Eco, hybrid, transportation
Tagged Chevy, eAssist, Eco, eco-efficiency, eco-friendly, Emissions, Fuel Economy, fuel efficiency, GM, green, Green Plus, hybrid, Malibu Eco, moms, regenerative battery, transportation, vehicle
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Catch Up On Your Weekly Green News
Image by Dorena-wm / Creative Commons Well, the weekend is here and after a long week, I figured it was time to catch everyone up on some of the weekly green news I’ve seen, heard and read about this week. … Continue reading
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Tagged biofriendly, carbon neutral, chocolate, climate, climate change, electric vehicle, endangered, environmental, EV, fracking, global warming, gorillas, green, nature, news, ocean, outdoors, plastic trash, weekly greens
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Fuel Economy: Getting the Biggest Bang for Your Buck
With a gasoline prices as high as they are, getting the biggest bang for your buck at the pump is essential. In fact, families are reportedly spending more on transportation than on food these days. That is anyone who drives … Continue reading
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Tagged diesel, Emissions, Fuel Economy, fuel saver, Green Plus, saving money, transportation
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What Could Be More Biofriendly Than Planting a Tree?
Image by Vijay / Creative Commons Since 1872 people have been celebrating the “tree-planting holiday” known as Arbor Day. This year, National Arbor Day falls on Friday April 27th. While Arbor Day is a creative way for people and groups … Continue reading
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Tagged arbor day, arbor day foundation, benefit of trees, biofriendly, forests, national arbor day, nature walk, planting a tree, trees
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Earth Day and Beyond: Pledge to do an Act of Green
Image by Atli Haroarson / Creative Commons For 42 years Earth Days have come and gone. What makes this one any different? To start, today there are more than 22,000 Earth Day Network partners in 192 countries participating in the … Continue reading
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Tagged act of green, carpool, Earth, Earth Day, Earth Day 2012, Energy, Environment, food waste, garden, green, natural cleaning, organic, public transportation, save water
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Is Global Warming Triggering More Earthquakes?
Image by Alex Healing / Creative Commons With the recent earthquakes we’ve been experiencing and hearing about in the news, I thought it would be a good opportunity to touch on whether or not global warming, or climate change, could … Continue reading
Posted in Global Warming
Tagged climate change, Earth, earthquake kit, earthquakes, eco-friendly, Environment, global warming, pet survival kit, planet, poo powder, recycle, reduce, reuse, seismic activity, USGS
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3 Environmentally-Friendly Ways to De-Stress for National Stress Awareness Month
Image by Helga Weber / Creative Commons April is National Stress Awareness Month. It is a time when people from all walks of life can learn about how stress impacts not only their day to day lives, but their health, … Continue reading
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Tagged de-stress, environmentally-friendly, fresh air, garden, gardening, health, indoor air pollution, national stress awareness month, outdoors, plants, seed library, toxins, well-being
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Earth Hour 2012: Joining the “I Will If You Will” Challenge
Image by Craig Mayhew and Robert Simmon, NASA GSFC / Creative Commons Saturday, March 31st at 8:30pm marks Earth Hour 2012. Will you be there? Will you be joining in? Will you be going dark for an hour to show … Continue reading
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Tagged challenge, climate change, Earth, Earth Hour 2012, Environment, global warming, I will if you will, kids, make a difference, The Lorax, WWF
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Understanding the Importance of Water: World Water Day 2012
Image by Jaine / Creative Commons In honor of World Water Day 2012, I thought I would take a quick look at the importance of water in our society, in our lives and in our future. We’ve all heard the … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, clean water, conserve, drinking, food, lifesaver, LifeStraw, renewable, survival, technology, water, water.org, waterless cookware, world water day
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