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5 Transportation Ideas for New Year’s Eve
Well it’s that time of year again…it’s New Year’s Eve! The end of one year and the beginning of a new (hopefully even better) year. On this last day of the year, I wanted to provide you with some transportation … Continue reading
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Tagged designated driver, MTA, New Year's Eve, new years, public transportation, tipsy tow, transportation, YDriveLA
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Preserving the Environment
When it comes to preserving the environment, what is the first thing you think of? Recycling? Using solar panels? Water Conservation? Fuel Economy? Planting a tree? Cutting CO2 levels? Using “green” products instead of chemicals? Growing your own fresh herbs … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Uncategorized
Tagged CO2, EarthCare Challenge, earthcareinside, Energy, Environment, Fuel Economy, green, Recycling, solar, water
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Get Your Magazine The Green Way
Image by wolfsavard For many years the only way we read magazines, books or newspapers were in their print format. But like many companies over the last year or so, publishers have recently been feeling the affects of the economy. People just … Continue reading
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Five Cities for the Environment (and the People)
Image from GoodPlanet.info I was reading a blog the other day on Mother Nature Network about the Top 10 Cleantech Countries and it got me thinking, what about some of the top cities? What cities are considered being the best … Continue reading
Green Thumb or Not, Get Fresh Herbs and Vegetables Without A Garden
Image by OakleyOriginals Many people these days are looking at making changes in their lives to become more sustainable, including growing their own herbs and vegetables. The problem is not everyone has a big backyard or property with good soil to plant the garden … Continue reading
Posted in earth, green, local growers, sustainable, Uncategorized
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Sustainability: From Biodiesel to Water Waste
Image from PathtoFreedom.com When it comes to sustainable-living, not many people can say they are living a sustainable life, much less a green one. Don’t get me wrong, many people have parts of their life where they are trying … Continue reading
Posted in Emissions, Energy, Environment, fuel additive, Fuel Economy, green, hybrid, Recycling, solar, sustainable, Uncategorized
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Beaches Going Green with CA Coastal Cleanup Day
Photo from California Coastal Commission website Calling all beach lovers, surfers, vacation goers, families and really anyone and everyone who cares for the environment…Saturday, Sept 19th is the 25th Annual California Coastal Cleanup Day! It’s a great opportunity for people to come together from all … Continue reading
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Hydrocarbons Polluting the Air We Breathe
Image by biofriendly Even with the large volume of hybrids and electric vehicles being driven around the U.S. every day, there are still millions and millions of hydrocarbon-based gasoline and diesel vehicles adding to our poor air quality. For example, these types of vehicles are reportedly … Continue reading
Posted in Air Pollution, air quality, combustion, diesel, Emissions, exhaust, gasoline, hydrocarbon, nitrogen oxides, ozone, Uncategorized
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Want to Save Gasoline? Have Your Kid Become a Freiker!
Image from Freiker.org Now that most schools are back in session (or will be next week), parents are having to deal with dropping their kids off at school before they head to work. Not only does this add more time to your morning … Continue reading
Fire and Its Affect on the Environment
Image by Kevin Tiqui Brave firefighters are continuing to work hard protecting lives and homes from the fires that rage through many parts of Southern California. And while they are doing an amazing job, the volume and intensity of the fires alone makes us wonder what … Continue reading
Posted in air quality, CO2, Environment, erosion, Uncategorized
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