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Green Property in London

July 20, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Green Investing 

It’s still a good time to look at property for sale in London, and you might even find some great deals on green homes. Some examples of affordable homes are a one bedroom flat for £189,950.  Or you might want to consider a four bedroom end terrace house for £340,000.  On a slightly higher scale is a one bedroom flat for £229,950. More expensive properties include a three bedroom flat on Kew Bridge Court for £50,000,000. This last property is part of a development that has a total of ninety-four one, two and three bedrooms. Security is paramount, as a security gate protects the properties. Queensgate Residential is currently marketing the offering. Read More


Tips for Building an Eco-Friendly Vacation Home

April 14, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Green Building 

Whether you are planning to build a vacation home on a beach area or in the middle of a forest, one thing that you might want to consider is making it an eco-friendly house. Due to the number of environmental threats that the world is facing today, more and more homeowners are looking for ways to make their houses more “green”. Even big companies are doing their part for the environment. For instance, giant cement and building materials company Cemex is focusing on Cemex air quality, energy efficiency and alternative fuels in order to help the environment. Other companies who have joined the green campaign are Home Depot, General Electric, Bank of American, McDonald’s and more. Read More


Celebrate The Planet on Earth Day 2010

April 14, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Earth Day 

Earth Day 2010 is going to be a global celebration. People from countries all over our great planet are going to set aside time to celebrate the Earth. This is not some new fad, but rather an established “holiday” for many of us. And this year, that holiday will enjoy the fortieth anniversary of its observation on April 22nd. Want to join in, but don’t know how? Well, you could do what most people do and take part in some community effort to either clean up a river or a park. Some groups keep it small and simple; others make a huge production out of their Earth Day observance. Why not give a gift to those you know and love on Earth Day? But make it something green and something they can use to make the earth a better place. Read More


How a Co-op Garden Can Help You Save Money and Stay Healthy

March 25, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Green Gardening 

In recent times, there has been a tremendous increase in the demand for organic foods. People have realized that fruits and vegetables grown using fertilizers and pesticides are a threat to health. What is the difference between conventionally grown foods and organic foods? Conventionally grown foods are actually processed food items, grown using pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. Genetically engineered food products also constitute the said class of foods. On the other hand, organic foods are grown without employing bioengineering or irradiation techniques. That is why they have over ninety five percent organic ingredients. Strict soil and water conservation methods are prescribed for organic farming. Read More


The Healthy Workplace

March 22, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Green Business 

It seems like these days there are more and more germs, viruses and flus going around, making it almost impossible to avoid exposure to illnesses beyond our control.
Many of us are extremely sensitive to exposure and look for workplaces that offer eco friendly alternatives and make use of green cleaning approaches.
Being sick is not only inconvenient to the employee, but also means lost production time and sometimes a loss in revenue.
Companies who look for a reliable commercial cleaning company that employ methods that are friendly to our planet, not only create a healthier workplace, but a healthier planet Earth. Read More


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