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Cleaning Up Clean Eating

Published on October 19th, 2018 | by TerraCycle

Clean eating is easier than ever, but what is the cost of convenience? Healthy options are now overly packaged and wasteful- how can you make smarter choices? ... Read More →


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How to Ensure Your Home Addition is Green

How to Ensure Your Home Addition is Green

Published on October 17th, 2018 | by Sponsored Content

When you purchase an existing home, you don’t have much say over the home’s architecture, materials, or systems. You basically have to live with whatever the original builder decided to do. This is why home additions and extensions are so exciting. They allow you, the homeowner, to have control over the eco-friendliness of your home without building a new structure from scratch. ... Read More →


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Destroy These 4 Energy Vampires Sapping Your Home

Destroy These 4 Energy Vampires Sapping Your Home

Published on September 24th, 2018 | by Sponsored Content

If you are committed to a greener home, you need to look out for those energy draining vampires that drive up your energy costs and damage the environment a few watts at a time. Learn more about what energy vampires to look out for here. ... Read More →


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What to look for in a New Car When You’re Vegan

What to look for in a New Car When You’re Vegan

Published on September 21st, 2018 | by Sponsored Content

Unfortunately buying a new car is never going to be 100% cruelty free and vegan. Of course you’ll want to avoid buying a car with a leather interior but there are many other factors to consider. Many of the cloth options available will have been treated with dyes made from animal products and even the steel and aluminium used to make the frame may have been lubricated using animal fat. Similarly the rubber and plastic used for the tyres and other components of a new car are often toughened using tallow... Read More →


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To Repair or Replace an Old Pipe

To Repair or Replace an Old Pipe?

Published on September 17th, 2018 | by Sponsored Content

One of the biggest issues that’s currently being faced is the country’s failing water infrastructure, as the country’s aging water infrastructure is a serious problem. Reports have been published by the American Water Works Association urging action, as these mains are reaching their expiration date and need attention... Read More →


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With all the fuss going on all around the globe about ‘Going Green’, being devoted to living green might seem like a tall order to students with strict schedules. A student’s main focus is studying, attending classes and perhaps socializing. So asking them to adopt an eco-friendly lifestyle is easier said than done. However, there are a few simple practices any college student can apply into their daily life without having to make major adjustments to their lifestyle. It could be as simple as using a Brita filter to purify your drinking water or using a hot water tank for storing hot water for domestic use and space heating.   Living Green Equals Cash There is a misconception that rich people and recognized investors must be the ones responsible for immersing capital into eco-proceeds because they have money at their disposal. But we all know that there is no income classification when it comes to “doing good”. People from all walks of life, both wealthy and less privileged, do care for the well-being of the environment which has growing importance with the global community. There are several different, attainable and inexpensive ways for students to be kind to the planet. Moreover, aside from leaving a carbon footprint by being eco-friendly, you can actually save a lot of cash- good news for students’ who’s every penny count. Most eco-friendly ventures also double as money-saving exercise. Below are five useful tips on how you can make college greener. You might just stuff your wallet in the process, too, when you are a student on a budget. Some of these tips may require some capital for purchase, but will save you a lot of money in the long run. Being a college student on a tight budget, you can help other students by doing their projects on сapstone projects writing service Paper Owl and earn some cash for making college greener and make your stay in college as comfortable as possible. 1. Recycling It’s a no-brainer. Take a moment to think about how much paper you use for your class notes and written assignments in a semester? While you’re at it, also think about all the plastic food and drinking containers and water bottles you go through in a year? It is probably enough to fill up your dorm room thrice altogether. It is important to think of which recyclable can be saved from ending up in a landfill. Luckily, today most colleges and communities require you to separate your trash and recyclable such as papers, and plastics, which are put separately from the perishables. Make use of your recycle bins in campus. 2. Upcycling Paper is one of the principal areas where students can save money and the environment. Therefore, using recycled paper products makes a huge impact in the recycling industry, and the cost is almost same as the cost for regular products. Do not buy new books if you don’t need to. Get used books which cost even less or even save some greens by opting to borrow from your friends. If you are looking for decorations or new furnishings for your hostel opt for local thrift shops that sell second-hand items instead of getting brand-new items. Clean water is essential for life and this you can get from your tap. Reuse old water bottles and refill it instead of purchasing bottled water each time or drink from water fountains on campus 3. Save energy Several electrical devices such as TVs, computers/laptops, and phone chargers continue using power when plugged in, even if they are sitting idle. Using a Smart Power Strip with control outlets or on/off switches helps disconnect various electronics all at once. Implement some great outdoor lighting ideas such as use of solar panels types of light bulbs such as LEDs and CFL that produce more light on minimal wattage. 4. Support eco-friendly brands Search for beauty and cleaning products brands that use chemicals which are not harmful to the environment. For instance, most drain cleaner products include active ingredients which are corrosive and poisonous. Try environmentally responsible brand seals that are not only cheap, but environmentally friendly as well. 5. Walk, bike or public means Fewer cars on road means less pollution in the atmosphere. Use them only when necessary. Aside from having a healthier lifestyle, it saves you a lot of money on gas as well. Photos by LinkedIn Sales Navigator and Juan Ramos on Unsplash

5 Ways to Make College Greener

Published on August 2nd, 2018 | by Sponsored Content

Environmental care plays an important role in people's lives. Not because it is accepted, but because it is really important. In this article you will find 5 ways to make your environment more Eco-friendly... Read More →


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Cleaning Out the Cosmetics Closet, Sustainably

Published on July 30th, 2018 | by TerraCycle

It’s easy to start cleaning out the cosmetics closet by tossing empties and throwing out expired cosmetics. But in a world awash with plastic pollution, taking small extra steps to divert these items from landfills and towards something more useful is something beautiful you can easily do for the world... Read More →


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