April 20th, 2009
Now that it is so popular you may have found that there are tons of examples of how going green can save you money. Despite Kermit the Frog’s claims - it IS very easy being green. Not only is it easy but it can save you money at the same time. Our planet is facing a period of warming and our actions are believed to be a primary cause. That being the case, it just makes sense to seek out examples of how going green saves you money and act on them.
Tags: eco friendly, Energy, energy conservation, energy savings, environment, Environmental, going green, news
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April 3rd, 2009
Today more than ever people are creating their very own energy. Doing so is good for the environment and can save you thousands of dollars a year. Save on your electricity and other power bills by creating your own energy. Generating your own electricity is rather easy to do and anyone can learn how. If you are curious about energy creation or simply want to make a difference to the planet, explore the development of renewable energy resources including solar panels and wind turbines.
Tags: conservation, earth, earth 4 energy, earth for energy, Energy, environment, going green, green energy, safe environment
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December 14th, 2008
Creating a solar powered structure out of your home these days could of at one time been thought as difficult and there are a couple of reasons for that.Many people never get started due to having to get together everything needed to for assembly.
Tags: conservation, diy, diy projects, diy solar power, earth4energy, family, going green, home, Home Improvement, home improvements, home;improvement, homemade power plant, solar energy, solar news
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November 28th, 2008
A fun Christmas tradition is to plant a living Christmas tree in your yard and create a legacy for your family, as you watch the tree grow. For families with plenty of land available, you can plant a tree each year, and even name them for special people, like “Nona’s tree.” Enjoy your decorated tree as the star of your living room for a week before planting it, but before you purchase a living tree, consider the full height that this tiny tree will reach.
Tags: arbor dayhorticulture, christmas, christmas tree, christmas trees, conservation, environment, gardening, going green, hobbies, live trees, nature, pine trees, recycle, scrapbook of christmas firsts, tree planting
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