Guest Post: An Eco-Friendly Approach to Business Car Leasing

May 5, 2013 by  
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When considering cars, eco-conscious alternatives with zero emissions are not exclusive to the consumer market. As a business, there are a whole range of options for ‘going green’ – reducing your carbon footprint and showing your sense of corporate responsibility. Here’s a guide to taking an eco approach to business car leasing.

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Making Healthy Eating Fun for Kids

May 2, 2013 by  
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An article that explores some fun and novel ways to encourage a child to adopt healthier eating habits Healthy eating and kids isn’t exactly synonymous and for many parents trying to get their children to eat a healthy balanced diet that is brimming with fruit, vegetables and fish, is one long battle. The good news [...]

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Guest Post: 5 Major Benefits of Buying an Energy Efficient Home

March 26, 2013 by  
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More and more home owners all over the world are becoming increasingly concerned with energy efficiency. In a time when resources are dwindling and a global energy crisis is becoming more real every day, it is everyone’s responsibility to make changes for a more sustainable lifestyle. But don’t think of this as a sacrifice. There [...]

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Guest Post: Going Green: Should I Install a Tankless Water Heater?

March 16, 2013 by  
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For decades, water heaters have relied on tanks to provide a substantial reservoir of hot water. While this design functions well and can work admirably in most areas, there is now a viable competitor: tankless water heaters. While these systems have been around for years, recent engineering advances have made them better options in many [...]

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Guest Post: 4 Creative Ways to Upcycle with Your Family

February 25, 2013 by  
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Looking for a way to stock your home with new furniture and clothes without breaking the bank? All your family needs to do is stop recycling and start upcycling. A new trend made popular by crafty environmentalists, upcycling is the process of taking something old and unwanted and turning it into something better, in both [...]

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Guest Post – The Green Factor

February 9, 2013 by  
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The market has always been packed with companies and corporations who claim that their product is the cheapest, or the most fashionable, or the highest quality. Boasting that your business is the most eco-friendly is a comparatively recent trend, but anybody who’s seen a car advert in the last decade will tell you that being [...]

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Guest Post: Turn the Heat Up on Going Green

January 31, 2013 by  
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If you are like many consumers not only in the U.S. but around the globe, saving money on challenging economic times is important. With that in mind, do you truly pay attention to your heating and cooling needs at home, be it an apartment, condo or house? If not, you could be letting dollars and [...]

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Guest Post: How your small business can improve energy efficiency

January 28, 2013 by  
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Small businesses can find great advice on reducing energy consumption from an energy auditor. Here’s an example of how expert advice helped one business save money. If you have a small business chances are you’ve given some thought to reducing the energy you use. Cutting back on energy consumption isn’t just great for the planet, [...]

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Guest Post: Eco-Friendly Valentine Gifts

January 28, 2013 by  
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Image courtesy of Amanda Mabel Valentines gifts have been popular for over two hundred years now and range from a simple card right up to the most luxurious of presents. However, many gifts designed specifically for the day are nothing more than expensive rubbish which is neither use nor ornament. Why not go about it [...]

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Guest Post: Are the Neighbors Green With Envy Over Your Home?

January 27, 2013 by  
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Did you set any New Year’s resolutions as you rolled into 2013? If you did, would one of them perhaps be to live a greener life over the next 12 months? In the event that is the case, you may be surprised that it can all start right at home in more ways than one. [...]

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