• Last updated 9/5/12 by hastings34

There are many simple ways and some sophisticated ones to make your home look more Eco friendly. You do not require spending much on this theme. It is the intelligence and inspiration drawn by the nature, which will make it possible. These days ‘GO GREEN’ homes are quite popular. You can even opt for Eco friendly means to decorate homes. There are methods and technique which are viable for a healthier home setup in a greener way. With alarming rates of high energy consumption and pollution, Eco friendly homes are becoming a necessity. Below are top 10 techniques... read more

• Last updated 9/4/12 by cleanenergyexp

Electricity bills are something that can be very costly if people do not properly manage their electricity. People who let their electricity usage get out of control face steep bills capable of ruining their finances. Luckily, there are ways for people to successfully lower electric bills if they have gotten out of hand. There are five steps a person can take to lower their electric bills, and people can start taking these steps immediately.   Energy Saving Appliances   The first way a person can save money is to replace old high energy using appliances with... read more

• Last updated 9/4/12 by cleanenergyexp

  As a resident of Hawaii, you know first-hand just how expensive the cost of living is. While real estate values may be reasonable, everything from clothing, food, cars and more are largely imported to the island. This creates a situation where the cost of living on the HI islands is far more expensive than it is to live in most locations on the mainland. It is common for many people across the United States to complain about the high cost of electricity bills. However, the cost of electricity in Hawaii is considerably higher than in other areas of the United... read more

• Last updated 9/4/12 by cleanenergyexp

Let's take a look at some of the top Oahu solar companies in Hawaii. There are a number of Oahu solar installers that provide high quality service with affordable rates for individualized purposes. There are many HI solar companies to choose from both in residential and commerical settings in Oahu, Hawaii. Sunrun is one of the major Oahu solar companies in Hawaii. They offer a free quote on their website and are valued as offering high quality and efficient customer service. Sunrun offers competitive rates and monthly fees for solar leasing. There is no set up... read more

• Last updated 8/31/12 by P2energy

  In a quiet neighborhood in Dixon, Illinois, people from around the world line up to tour the childhood home of Ronald Reagan. Now known as the “Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home & Visitors Center,” the property features the home where Reagan lived with his family as well as a garage, a gift shop and welcome center, and a park.   With its beautiful canopy of trees and four sidewalk paths leading up to a large bronze statue of the former President, the Reagan Memorial Park is a perfect place for people to sit and reflect.   Though tours of the home are only... read more

• Last updated 7/27/12 by cleanenergyexp

By: Matthew K. Norris, Contributing Writer to MyEnergySolution.com Back in October of 2009, President Obama signed an executive order that called for a 30% cut in vehicle fuel use by 2020, a 50% increase in recycling by 2015, and to establish 2020 greenhouse gas reduction targets within 90 days. Under this executive order, all federal agencies will be required to meet a series of environmental targets over the next ten years. These targets include 50% recycling and waste diversion by 2015, a 30% reduction in vehicle-fleet petroleum use by 2020, and a 26 percent... read more

• Last updated 7/17/12 by GardenTeam

How’s everyone doing this warm July day? I don’t know about you but I LOVE this hot weather. I’d take the 90 degree temperatures over the cold and snow any day. Even though it is super hot out, you can still get various chores done around the yard or in the garden in the morning and evening hours at least. When it’s snowing, you’re stuck watching the snow pile up from your window.   Well getting back to talking about how hot it has been, is anyone else’s grass or lawn on life support? It’s lovely green color is long gone and replaced with a dull brown from a... read more

• Last updated 6/6/12 by GardenTeam

What gardener doesn’t enjoy spending a relaxing morning sipping a cup of joe as they take in the beauty of their garden?  It is easily the best way to start any day. Did you know the plants in your garden enjoy a good cup of coffee, as well? Your flowers and vegetables actually prefer coffee grounds to a cup of coffee but you get the idea. Utilizing used coffee, as well as tea, can produce wonderful benefits for your garden, not to mention for the environment by diverting material away from landfills. Here are some suggestions on how to make good use of coffee... read more

• Last updated 5/17/12 by jeremy999

  Spring is supposed to be a season of hope. We finally emerge from the depths of winter, Mother Nature is finally awake and the sun decides to make an appearance. However, for allergy sufferers, spring is the time of year they dread the most. Spores, grass and tree pollens fill the air and airborne allergy levels reach staggering proportions. Symptoms such as sneezing, sniffling and itchy eyes remain with allergy sufferers for months. As a result, spring is more a time of pain than hope for the millions of unfortunate individuals afflicted with various... read more

• Last updated 4/2/12 by KChaleunsouk

  Earth Day is April 22, but Hardwood Bargains is going green early this year. The online retailer of quality and affordable hardwood flooring, is stepping up to the plate of eco responsibility by partnering with American Forests, the nation’s oldest non-profit conservation organization, for the Global Releaf forest restoration program. Starting April 1, HardwoodBargains.com will replant two trees for each tree used in the production of the flooring they sell.   “American Forests applauds the commitment to sustainability by Hardwood Bargains,” said Lea Sloan, VP... read more