Posts Tagged ‘Water Use’
Sunday, May 2nd, 2010
Going green household, Home Energy Savings, Water Conservation, Save Water, Healthy Home, Cut Waste, Zero Waste, Composting, Green Home, Green Beauty Products, Green Building, Green Cleaning, Non toxic Home, Shift Your Habit, Change Habits, Climate Change, Green Consumer, Simple living, going green in your home.
Tags: Beauty Products, Change Habits, Climate Change, Energy Conservation, Green Energy, Habit Change, Home Energy Savings, Household, Toxic Home, Waste Composting, Water Conservation, Water Use
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Tuesday, April 20th, 2010
Richmonders soon could find that it pays twice to reduce their energy consumption. In an early recognition of tomorrows 40th anniversary of Earth Day, Mayor Dwight C. Jones announced yesterday the Green Richmond Initiative, which includes the citys participation in a program that allows residents who reduce their energy and water use to qualify for discounts from local businesses.
Tags: 40th Anniversary, C Jones, Earth Day, Energy Consumption, Initiative, Local Businesses, Participation, Rewards, Richmond, Water Use
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Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
The eco friendly cleaning cloth that only requires water,Use on cars and motorcycles, will not harm or scratch your finish. Will not leave any streak on any glass or any mirror, No chemicals ever.
Tags: Cars, Chemicals, Cleaning Cloth, Eco Friendly, Mirror, Motorcycles, Water Use
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Monday, November 30th, 2009
Architects in the Roseville office of LPA Inc. have designed two futuristic Wal-Mart stores that burn french fry grease to make hot water, use giant fabric "socks" as heating and air conditioning ducts, and produce electricity from windmills and solar panels. Popularity is surging for green-building technologies, and Wal-Mart's environmental ...
Tags: Air Conditioning Ducts, Architects, Electricity, Fabric, French Fry Grease, Going Green, Heating And Air, Heating And Air Conditioning, Hot Water, Lpa Inc, Popularity, Roseville Office, Socks, Solar Panels, Wal Mart, Wal Mart Stores, Water Use, Windmills
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Thursday, October 15th, 2009
Old time AG readers will know that water shortage is a major impact of climate change. Still, it is good to have another reminder that dirty energy is killing our water supplies. HuffPo contributor John DeCock writes , “While the catalysts for climate change are greenhouse gases like CO2 and methane, the consequences to the planet are realized through water .” Rather than only focus upon the 40% fresh water use by electric power generation, it is critical to recognize that climate
Tags: Catalysts, Climate Change, Climate Justice, Co2, Consequences, Contributor, Decock, Electric Power Generation, Fresh Water, Greenhouse Gases, Methane, Old Time, Reminder, Water Shortage, Water Use
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