Alternative Energy

How Living Roofs Improve Solar Panel Performance

Published on October 9th, 2012 | by Guest Contributor

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Both green roofs and solar panels have their own set of unique benefits making them well worth consideration on their own. Now with new financing models in place homeowners can go solar with minimal upfront costs. Green roofs have been used [&hellip... Read More


Eco Home Living

Detox Your Home: Reconsidering Household Cleaners

Published on October 1st, 2012 | by The Green Divas

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Had a great time on Ebru Today talking about how to detox our homes as we prepare to seal ourselves in for the colder months. I focused primarily on cleaning products because I think so many folks don't realize just how toxic they can be and how important it is, especially when our homes are closed up during the colder season, to try to reduce our exposure to toxic chemicals... Read More


Eco Friendly Household Goods

Easy DIY Gift Ideas for the Non-Crafty Green Diva

Published on September 26th, 2012 | by The Green Divas

I'm not the craftiest green diva, but I have been so inspired by some of my creative friends lately. Pinterest has become a visual buffet of craft porn and I've been having this urge to stop everything, run to Michael's for supplies and get creative with so much of the old stuff lying around here. ... Read More


Food and Cuisine

Green Divas & Dudes Prefer Organic Food

Published on September 17th, 2012 | by The Green Divas

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This green diva has to weigh in on all the buzz and banter about the latest study from Stanford about the lack of nutritional benefit from eating organic food. There is a lot of evidence that I wasn’t the only one irritated and quite surprised to see how this study was spun into a pro-chemical pesticide and fertilizer piece. ... Read More


Alternative Energy

New Passive Solar Tracker Mimics Sunflower

Published on September 17th, 2012 | by Guest Contributor

Sunflowers naturally follow the trajectory of the sun throughout the day, each leaf maximizing the amount of sunlight it receives. This evolutionary adaption is called heliotropism, and is what inspired professor Hongrui Jiang at University of [&hellip... Read More


Activism

Obomney: Obama v Romney on Environment & Energy

Published on September 10th, 2012 | by The Green Divas

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Oh boy. Whether you are rooting for the guy who got Clint Eastwood to babble to an empty chair (Mitt Romney), or the guy who is tap dancing as fast as he can in the White House to the “be patient. hope is on the way” song (President Barack Obama), you know this is a critical crossroad in our country’s history. ... Read More


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