Practical Green Living
By making small changes from your own home, you can quickly be on the fast track towards practical green living. Everyone can benefit from being more green, and there's no place to start like your home, your yard, and your garden.
Reducing Water Usage
Composting
Re-Introduce Natural Habitation
Eco-Friendly
Yard Care
Reduce Storm
Run-off
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Living Green Can Save You Money Around The House
During these tough economic times, it would help everyone to save a bit of money. Coincidently, saving money can also be good for the environment! There are three main ways how we can live more green: reduce, re-use, and recycle. Read more about how Living Green Can Save You Money Around The House.
In the News
- Obama Announces New Energy, Environmental Policies. (2009-01-26) President Obama today promised new U.S. leadership in the fight against global warming as he announced a series of steps aimed at making American cars more fuel efficient and reducing greenhouse gases, including a directive to the Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider granting California and other states waivers to set their own strict regulations on auto emissions.
- United Steelworkers Union Pushing For Green Jobs. (2008-12-17) The United Steelworkers union is working to create new jobs in the "green" industry for its members, many of whom have been laid off or fired from manufacturing jobs.
- Loblaw to charge for plastic shopping bags. (2008-11-27) Loblaw is encouraging customers to use alternatives to plastic bags and enhancing its offer of affordable and reusable bag options.
- Algranti's Green Rebirth. (2008-11-12) Cambridge company finds success with rain barrels, environmentally friendly products
Recycling Brita Filters
GardenSuperMart wants to help encourage The Clorox Company (owner of the Brita Products Company in North America) to start a program for recycling Brita filters. Read more to find out how you can help out!
