Commercial Laundry Detergents Cause Allergies

Over previous decades, the amount of products available for us to clean our clothes with has grown in staggering proportions. Laundry detergents not only wash our clothes, but now they brighten, bleach, soften and deodorize them. They do a downright amazing job at getting out a good amount of the stains that we manage to get on our clothing.

So now we have cleaner clothes, but at what price? In an effort to improve the cleaning power of these laundry detergents, all sorts of dyes and chemicals have been added to these products. Then to hide the nasty smell from these chemicals, fragrances are added. Read more..

The Environmental And Money Saving Benefits Of Recycling Paper

by Be Green on June 11, 2010
in Environment

Not enough people recycle the paper that they use, which is a real shame because there are many benefits to be had from doing so. What are those benefits? Well, these are some of the main ones…

- Forests, and the wildlife that live within them, are destroyed as a result of our excessive use of paper. Put simply, the less paper we recycle, the less trees we need to cut down. As well as the effect on wildlife and plant-life, excessive deforestation also creates visual scars on our beautiful planet. Once a forest has been cut down, there is little to no chance of that land ever being home to an ecosystem again.
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Key Pv (photovoltaic) Panel Parts

From the operators of www.GreenLivingRocks.com — providing education regarding how to make a home made solar panel, solar panel cost, and solar panel systems.

One of the reasons that constructing your own pv (photovoltaic panels has become so popular is that there are really very few components involved. A regular solar panel consists of just a few basic parts, namely an enclosure, photovoltaic (pv), a substrate and wiring. Here’s an outline of what’s involved.
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The Importance of Going Green

Every day we experience weather changes and world catastrophes caused by global warming, erosion, and other ecological changes the Earth has experienced over the past century. Complete rain forests have been destroyed, never to grow back. The planet is dying – poisoned by all the toxic waste and pollution we have released upon it. Read more..

13 Steps to Greening Your Home

by Green Living on February 27, 2010
in Eco-Friendly

There has been, and continues to be, much conversation about conserving energy in your home. Conservation is necessary to ensure there are enough resources for our future and the future of the next generations. Read more..

Heirloom Seeds – Help Save The Planet

Heirloom seeds have made a dramatic comeback in recent years. It is said that there are more than 5,000 heirloom tomato varieties alone. But heirloom seeds are much more than tomatoes, each variety has its own life story. Each seed has been sown, cultivated, harvested, saved, and passed on, often for hundreds of years, down through the generations. Read more..

Going Green: Starting with your Home

Have you considered going green? Going green is essentially to save our planet from the obvious doom ahead (if nothing is done). Going green is a term that has picked up a lot of steam, and is sure to continue growing in the years to come, because awareness will keep growing. Unfortunately, some people just do not know how important it is to go green as well as live a green life. That being said, learning how to go green in the comfort of your own home or your workplace is not as hard as you may think. Read more..

Is Switching To Organic Food A Good Move?

by Green Living on January 28, 2010
in Organic

When you go to the grocery store, do you drop by the organic food section or walk past it? Do you know what is the difference between the food on the organic aisle and the other aisles? Simply put, organic food is free of chemicals, antibiotics, and growth hormones. In other words, they are truly 100% natural. Read more..

Cargo Bikes, The Perfect Vehicle for an Eco-friendly World

by Green Living on January 27, 2010
in Eco-Friendly

Today, global warming has been a prevalent problem in the world. Because of this, people are seeking ways of cutting the smoke emissions from the Earth that comes from cars, factories, and other industries. The goal is to help impede the process of the greenhouse effect that causes our planet to increase in temperature. One brilliant idea that man invented is the cargo bike. Read more..

Using Natural Pesticides In Your Vegetable Garden

by Green Living on December 29, 2009
in Eco-Friendly, Organic

Pesticides are harmful to us and the environment. There are more than 9,000 different acceptable pesticides that have been approved by the FDA. You may not be able to see, smell or taste them, but unless you eat organically-grown food, you’re consuming them. And unfortunately these pesticides don’t harm only the pests they are intended for. They can pose health risks for us too. Read more..

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