At every corner you turn people are telling the world to go green and it needs to start happening in the schools and workplace, particularly when holding conferences and events.
Few CEOs or managers are going to go out of their way to ensure they have green events, but if they simply asked their events co-ordinator to take heed to a few green tips, already Mother Nature is sighing… Continue reading
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Over the past decade, global warming has become one of the hottest environmental issues. People, schools, and businesses everywhere are going “green” and becoming more eco-friendly in an effort to curb climate change.
Even if your school doesn’t have a big budget, there are still some small things you can do to make your school more eco-friendly.
Here are 8 simple tips on how to make your school more
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Contrary to popular opinion, there are numerous methods involved in hydroponics with each method having its share of pros and cons.
We advise first-time hydroponics gardeners to look at the specific principles and practices involved with each method so as to choose the most suitable method for their skills levels and gardening needs. This article will teach you eight simple methods how to use hydroponics gardening growing systems and machines efficiently… Continue reading
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Myth #1 Solar Power is Too Expensive
Most people think solar power is expensive, and it’s easy to see why. How much solar power actually costs depends on who you ask. Experts, industry leaders, and politicians each come up with compelling arguments as to why solar power is or isn’t cost prohibitive. The frank answer is it that the cost of solar power depends on where you live and… Continue reading
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You will no doubt have heard stories regarding your carbon footprint, and the importance of reducing greenhouse gases, but do you understand what this means to you and how the things you do in your everyday life affects the world we live in?
What Is It?
The first step to cutting your carbon footprint is to fully understand what it is. The dictionary definition explains it as: the amount of… Continue reading
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