Guest Post: Are You Furnishing a Green Office Environment

If your small business has been looking for a way to save money and do something positive for the environment, purchasing green office furniture is a great way to go about that. For the business owner that is considering buying environmentally-friendly office furniture, keep in the mind that there are a number of benefits that [...]

Guest Post: Our Guide to Planning the Perfect Family “Staycation”.

The term ‘Staycation’ first came into use in the UK around 2009, as the value of the pound dropped and the savings to be made by holidaying at home just kept rising. There are many brilliant holiday locations right here in the British Isles, so if you are smart enough to ‘staycation’ this summer you [...]

Guest Post: How to Get Started Recycling Old Electronics

There are all manner of household items that you may choose to recycle, from the cans and bottles that once contained your food and beverages to the clothing, furniture, and home goods that are still in good enough shape to be useful to someone else (even though you’ve outgrown them in one way or another). [...]

Guest Post: Enjoy the world around you while saving it too with green travel

We all want to make an effort to get greener, but many people are unwilling to sacrifice their precious holidays in order to save the environment. However, with the advent of green travel, people are no longer forced to make the difficult decision between saving the world around them and enjoying it. When it comes [...]

Guest Post: Top 5 Green Dorm Decorating Essentials

The dormitories of tomorrow will no doubt be formed entirely from recycled plastics and metals, with desks and dressers made from some sort of super-resilient, compressed corn byproduct that will biodegrade within weeks if left outdoors. Natural sunlight will filter in through fiber-optic cables connected to the outside and the gray water from showers and [...]

Guest Post: Tips to Help College Students Go Green on Campus

Most college students have a lot on their plate. You have many expenses to worry about between tuition, books, lodgings, food, and more. And with all the pressure of classes, studying, and possibly even holding down a job while you’re in school you barely have time to think about yourself, much less the environment. But [...]

Guest Post: How would you furnish your garden?

Just like furnishing your home, choosing what’s right for a garden is a matter of individual taste and preference, but most people just require an attractive outdoor space in which to relax during fine weather. The garden’s overall design makes an important difference of course when furnishing your garden.  Is there a favourite spot on [...]

Guest Post: Eco Friendly Date Ideas for Couples

There’s a good chance that if you asked someone, “Where can I take a person on a first date that is eco-friendly?” that they might translate that to mean, “Where can I take a person on a first date that’s cheap?” No doubt about it, the “go green” movement definitely makes things easier on the [...]

Guest Post: Eco Energy Advancements – Residential Photovoltaic Energy Systems for their homes

As both home energy usage and conventional energy costs continue to rise, more and more homeowners are considering residential photovoltaic (PV) energy systems for their homes. Home PV systems have never been more affordable. Improved technology, streamlined manufacturing processes and a number of governmental incentive programs have significantly reduced the cost of installing residential PV [...]

Guest Post: Cheap and Easy Ways to Start Going Green

Spring is one of the best times of year to think about ways to become more eco-friendly. Trees are growing, flowers are blooming, and due to the increasing sunshine and warmth, we tend to find ourselves enjoying more of what nature has to offer. As a direct result, this makes us more aware of wanting [...]

Next Page »