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Ways to Green Up Your Home Green up your home now so next year's heating bills won't be as high. |
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True Green: Four Tips to Select Green Products Green was once just a color, but now it's a product, process, philosophy and lifestyle. Countless products that claim to help you achieve these standards are on the market, but how do you know which claims to trust? |
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Secrets to a Successful Container Garden Outdoor container gardening is an easy way to add splashes of color to all your outdoor spaces and regardless of your gardening experience or level of expertise, it's really as easy as 1-2-3. |
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Checking Your Tires to Save Money and the Environment There are proven ways to increase fuel economy and squeeze out more miles per tank. Auto experts suggest one solution is paying more attention to tires. |
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Plants with a Purpose Thank a plant today. Silent and always "working," these green heroes toil tirelessly to purify our environment and improve our lives, naturally cleansing the very air we breathe. And since most of us spend 90 percent of our lives inside, pay special attention to your indoor plants. They provide truly amazing health benefits. Working 24/7, they filter the very air we breathe from common pollutants and continuously release oxygen and moisture in our homes and offices. |
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More Natural Light Used in Green Remodeling The green building boom isn't just a new construction phenomenon. It's also becoming extremely popular in the remodeling industry. |
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Secrets to Building an Eco-Friendly Home Homeowners are embracing the green movement, not only opting for eco-friendly renovations when they improve existing homes, but choosing to go green from the ground up when they build a new house. Here are some secrets to embracing eco-friendly building. |
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Save Water and Create a Healthy Lawn, Beautiful Garden With spring upon us it's time to start enjoying the great outdoors by planting in the garden and maintaining the lawn. When caring for a lawn and garden this season there are several tips to keep in mind to maximize your landscape's potential with minimal use of water. |
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A Window to Environmentally Responsible Improvements According to the U.S. Department of Energy, heating and cooling account for 44 percent of the average home's total energy use. Replacing old and leaky windows with energy efficient models can bring a significant return on investment when you consider today's high energy prices. Saving energy is good for your wallet and the environment. |
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Redecorate Your Yard and Help Reverse Global Warming With the growing popularity of green building practices, more companies are incorporating environmental and sustainability policies. These are all positive steps toward reducing the impact of global warming and caring for our earth. But what do you really know about a product you buy that is labeled green? Is it really environmentally friendly, or is it just a marketing scheme? And how much of a difference is it actually making? |
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The Role Lighting Plays as You Work to Conserve Energy in the Home If you had to choose a buzzword for 2008 it would be conservation. One of the easiest, and most obvious places to cut back is on the amount of electricity you use in the home, starting with the lighting. |
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Handcrafted Wood Furniture Leads Green Decor Trend Interest in the benefits and use of environmentally friendly products continues to grow, making the green movement stronger than ever. This is especially prevalent for homeowners who are looking to build and decorate their homes in ways that support the environment. |