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Environment Green Looking for new owner

As the title suggests I am looking for a new owner for my Environment Green blog. Due to a new job I now have too little time to manage this website. If you are passionate about green living and you are looking for a great blog of your own please email me your offer at [...]

| June 14, 2013 | 0 Comments
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Biking for the Environment, and for You

Biking for the Environment, and for You

Biking has become a more popular form of commuting in many parts of the country, and local governments are taking note. In cities like Portland, Seattle and Minneapolis, more bike-specific lanes are being added throughout the urban areas, including even in high-density downtown areas where traffic is at its worst. And this trend has no [...]

| April 16, 2013 | 0 Comments
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Can a Big Rig Have a Dainty Carbon Footprint?

Can a Big Rig Have a Dainty Carbon Footprint?

The sight of an 18-wheeler is often enough to make environmentalists cringe. Trucks are thought of as inefficient, smoke-spewing petroleum guzzlers that destroy the environment. This view, however, is incorrect. Modern trucks and trucking methods have significantly slashed the amount of pollution caused by the ground transport of goods. Here are a few ways the [...]

| March 25, 2013 | 0 Comments
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Green Lifestyle

Staying Green on The Go

Staying Green on The Go

Living an eco-conscious lifestyle extends beyond the walls of your home. Almost every choice you make has an impact on the environment, including how or where you travel. The good news is that you don’t have to stay home in order to maintain your green principles, even when you travel there are ways to help [...]

| June 4, 2013 | 0 Comments
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Biking for the Environment, and for You

Biking for the Environment, and for You

Biking has become a more popular form of commuting in many parts of the country, and local governments are taking note. In cities like Portland, Seattle and Minneapolis, more bike-specific lanes are being added throughout the urban areas, including even in high-density downtown areas where traffic is at its worst. And this trend has no [...]

| April 16, 2013 | 0 Comments
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5 Ways to Make Your Office Restrooms More Eco-Friendly

5 Ways to Make Your Office Restrooms More Eco-Friendly

Businesses are starting to catch on to the benefits of going green, and it’s leading to a pretty rapid revolution in the corporate world. In addition to the cost savings of certain green transitions, workplace morale can be boosted through employees that find more gratification in working for a company that makes an effort to [...]

| March 25, 2013 | 0 Comments
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Environement Green

Spring Cleaning on the Natural Side

Spring Cleaning on the Natural Side

| March 21, 2013 | 0 Comments

It’s been weeks since Punxsutawney Phil issued his annual prediction about the arrival of spring. The days are getting longer, the wind is losing its bitter breath. It’s that time of year to open the shutters and throw back the sash. All that fresh air will probably awaken the dormant cleaning gene for many people. [...]

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Go Green and Save Green When you Buy in Bulk

Go Green and Save Green When you Buy in Bulk

| March 5, 2013 | 0 Comments

When you’re looking for ways to make a positive impact on the environment, consider buying in bulk. Bulk products include very little packaging, and you can purchase just the amount you need. Whether you have a large family or live alone, you can save money and go green when you buy in bulk. Decrease Your [...]

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Go Green and Save Green When you Buy in Bulk

| March 4, 2013 | 0 Comments

When you’re looking for ways to make a positive impact on the environment, consider buying in bulk. Bulk products include very little packaging, and you can purchase just the amount you need. Whether you have a large family or live alone, you can save money and go green when you buy in bulk. Decrease Your [...]

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Going Green: Eco-friendly Tips From the Medieval Times

Going Green: Eco-friendly Tips From the Medieval Times

| February 28, 2013 | 0 Comments

While the Dark Ages undoubtedly had its pitfalls and tales of repugnant hygiene, they had a much closer understanding of the earth around them than many of us modern folk. Can you go out into the local forest and pluck yourself an herb that cures your sick tummy? No? Didn’t think so. Most of us would promptly jump into our gas-burning car and high-tail it to the local Walgreens in search of a chemical-filled cocktail made in a giant pharma-factory.

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