Deciding to swap a plugged-in lifestyle for one that thrives off-grid can be a big decision. However, it’s not as complicated as it might seem. And keep in mind — you don’t have to go all the way.
It seems like summer is just starting, as we finally veer towards the warmer weather. We’re also starting to pay more attention to our gardens and lawns, so making good decisions is imperative to maintaining the greenest of your great outdoors.
If you don’t already own a bike, it’s time you did. Not only are they better for the environment than an automobile, but they are also a great way to improve your health and enjoy the outdoors.
Chances are you love them already– I mean, who doesn’t enjoy noshing on a handful of peanuts, cashews, almonds, and other yummy nuts? Well, it gets even better with Planters Canada’s new eco-driven initiative.
We know that kids today are what will make our world what it is, so getting them on board with Earth Day is a great way to teach them about the planet.
Though we might not think of it as readily as shutting out the lights, conserving water is just as essential for doing better for our planet.
With Easter around the corner, there are plenty of ways to celebrate while keeping it friendly to our planet. From decorating to basket making to recipes, here are our top eco-Easter tips.
With the exception of a treat or two, there are plenty of ways to give your kids a great Easter basket without making it a chocolate and confectionery explosion.
We often change our television’s channels and see a variety of ads for everything hybrid, and though every step toward free, clean energy is a step in the right direction, there are some companies that take leaps.
Man, chocolate is delicious. And I’m talkin’ the good stuff. Not those random waxy bunnies that fill up your Easter basket. Paired with a tea? Awesome combination.
We are excited to announce the third annual Green Auction: BID to Save the Earth, coming soon on April 11th, 2012 at Christie’s in Rockefeller Center.
Valentine’s Day seems to be a marketing ploy, loading up on gifts, chocolate, and flowers — all designed to spend more and create more waste.
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