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Saturday, February 4, 2012

How Green is our Obsession with Light Bulbs

April 2, 2010 by Guest Contributor  
Filed under Green News

Like moths to a flame, we crave the warm glow of light bulbs. We use them to light up our homes, roads, offices, and attractions. With the realization of global warming and extensive carbon emissions[1], it seems that is more important than ever to cut back on the use of electricity to help save the [...]

Solar Power at Home, Without Raising the Roof

March 14, 2010 by Green Tara  
Filed under Energy

Most families today are motivated to reduce their global footprint, consume less, use sustainable resources and build homes that incorporate renewable energy practices, such as utilizing solar power. But what if you want to incorporate these practices without having to turn your world upside down? It is possible to make smarter purchases in your life [...]

Do-It-Yourself Tips For Saving Energy this Winter

February 21, 2010 by Green Tara  
Filed under Energy

Spring is just around the corner, but the remaining winter months are cold and pricey. Drafty, inefficient homes hemorrhage heat and waste energy. Matt Lederer, founder of Mahogany Builders, has 10 winterization tips to keep heat in, save money, and get ready for spring, easy enough for any homeowner to complete in an afternoon. Top [...]

Energy efficient landscaping

August 30, 2009 by Green Tara  
Filed under Home & Garden

In an effort to conserve more energy my husband and I have started workin on some energy efficient landscaping. Energy efficient landscaping is exactly how it sounds, landscaping designed to conserve energy in a home or residentail building. Over the last few weeks we have began to plant additional trees around our home to help [...]

Energy-Efficient Appliances Rebates

August 30, 2009 by Green Tara  
Filed under Green Appliances

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, is encouraging the purchase of  energy-efficient appliances, with rebates that could reach $200 per appliance if you buy Energy Star-qualified models. The Recovery Act appropriated funds for the program to help achieve the national goals of spurring economic growth, creating jobs, saving energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. [...]

Energy-Saving Toolkits

August 24, 2009 by Green Tara  
Filed under Energy

Do you consider yourself eco-conscious but lack tools to make sustainability happen? If so, Eco Hatchery, can now help with their new energy saving toolkits. With their new kits, Green & Healthy Home Kit, Energy Efficiency Kit and The Eco Starter Kit, your bound to get the help you need for a greener lifestyle! Each [...]

10 Simple Ways to Use Electricity Wisely

July 30, 2009 by Green Tara  
Filed under Energy, Ways To Go Green

It does not matter if you are looking for ways to reduce your carbon footprint and go green or if you are a total green living buff, everyone can use energy savings tips! Reducing electricity does not just save money it also helps our environment in a big way. Here is a list of 10 [...]

Reduce Your Electricity Bill

October 18, 2008 by Green Tara  
Filed under Energy

If you have been bogged by the enormous electricity bills you have been getting, it is time to take some steps to reduce your power bill. You can reduce your electricity bills by following very simple steps. This article will list some simple, easy-to-do things to reduce your electricity bill, save you money and help [...]