Showing practical reasons to live green.
Have you ever bought more food than you need? Well, if you are like most Americans, the answer is a solid Yes. In fact, about 31% to 40% of food purchased by Americans is wasted. Not only is this a waste of money, but it’s also a strain on the environment. This raises the question, how can I reduce food waste?
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Let’s face it, just about everything we do in life is going green one way or another. And when you consider that the video game industry is the largest entertainment industry in the world, it’s no surprise that many want to become a green gamer.
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If you want to make your home greener this year, you are not alone. But it can be challenging if you don’t know how to go about it. Many people seem to think that going green is an expensive process. However, it doesn’t always cost a lot of money to be eco-friendly.
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An indoor compost bin lets you save kitchen scraps to help your garden grow. Unfortunately, it also helps you grow quite the swarm of fruit flies if left unchecked. Today, let’s go over a few methods I’ve used to ultimately decimate the kitchen fly population.
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If you love dogs, cats, or both, you’ll be pleased to know you are not alone. In fact, 38.4% of households own a dog, while 25.4% own a cat. And those numbers are consistently growing. But have you ever wondered if your cats or dogs have a carbon footprint (pawprint)?
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One of the best ways we can fight climate change is by becoming a circular economy. And to achieve this, we need to start using thrift and consignment stores more frequently for both purchases and donations.
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When it comes to cooking inside or outside, there is a lot of energy necessary to properly prepare food. However, many people question if barbecuing is actually sustainable or not. The good news is that yes, it can be.
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Many people are always looking for ways to make their everyday life more sustainable, and one thing that often gets overlooked is the writing instruments we use. This raises the question, should I use a wooden or mechanical pencil?
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As I grow pumpkins every year and plan to expand my garden, composting has always been an interest. But it can get messy and smelly when composting in the kitchen. Will the Chef’n Eco Crock Compost Bin solve this problem?
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It’s wintertime, and that means it’s going to get cold. That also means you are going to use a lot of energy to stay home. Many might be wondering how they can save energy to not only help the environment but also save a few bucks.
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