Why Flowers are Good for the Environment

March 1, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Green Gardening 

 Former First Lady, Lady Bird Johnson said that “Where flowers bloom, so does hope.”  That sentiment is mirrored by millions of people around the world.  The simple beauty of a daisy, the sophistication of an orchid, the fragrance of a rose…all bring a smile to faces of young and old, rich and poor, healthy or sick.  Read More

Green Dry Cleaning

February 3, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Green Dry Cleaning 

If you are someone who is concerned about the environment, one of the first things that you will notice is that many different tasks will take on a new significance when you realize how they impact the world around you.  Even very simple, every day tasks can seem ominous when you look at things like the ecological footprint that they are leaving behind, and you’ll find that standard dry cleaning is no exception.  Many of the chemicals that are used in dry cleaning are quite toxic, and when they are ventilated, they can do a great deal to add to the air pollution in the area.  There are ways, however, to get your clothes clean, so keep a few eco-friendly dry cleaning tips in mind. Read More

What Do You Know About Green Printing?

June 22, 2009 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Green Office 

Paper has always been part and parcel of modern culture and industry. For centuries, it has anchored businesses, schools, industries, private organizations, governments and individuals. Paper is used to preserve, spread, file, and hide information. Even with the coming of the Internet, the world continues to rely heavily on paper for our data needs. Read More

Green Cooling: What are the Options?

December 29, 2008 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Green Cooling 

There is a lot of information available about how to heat your home using solar technology.  But how can you cool your home and still be environmentally friendly?  Here are a few things to consider. Read More