Lifestyle

Reduce the amount of waste you create.  When purchasing products, try buying the biggest size you’ll be able to use. Typically you save $ on the larger sizes, reduce your runs to the grocery store and bulk sizes use less packaging....

Laptop’s use on average 90% less energy than the standard desktop. If you work in an office consider hitting up your IT department for a laptop (hint: push the ‘I’ll be more productive cause I can work anywhere now!’ angle.) If you still...

I never thought I'd be able to compare myself to Kermit the Frog - a muppet? But I there is one unmistakable similarity. I'm green. While I'm not physically green, I am trying to make environmentally conscience decisions. Going through this lifestyle change, it's interesting how often I find myself explaining green-friendly decisions to others. Many friends and family are adjusting their habits to go green, while others challenge some behaviors. Which is why I'd like to give some guidance to others facing this same dilemma - how to explain your enviro-ways...

The term "Carbon Footprint" is becoming more common these days. Basically it refers to recognizing that actions you take produce greenhouse gases, or carbon dioxide 'emissions' that impact the environment. For example, if you drive X miles to work each day, you will put Y tons of carbon emissions into the air from your driving. You can calculate an estimate of your carbon footprint on various websites such as CarbonFootprint.com So, how do you reduce your carbon footprint?

I believe going green doesn't mean spending major dinero or radically changing your lifestyle. You can save hundreds on your home's overhead expenses and feel good with a few simple changes. Here's 7 ways to green your abode:

Turn off the lights when you leave the room.  If you’re anything like me, you may forget why you left and take quite some time to return to where you just were… Save electricity any time you can! Posted by...