Green Living Guest Blog: Bottling Up Our Problems. Our lifestyles today are busier than ever. We’re constantly on the move, which means water is on the move as well. So many of us turn to bottled water because it’s easy, convenient and are told it’s better than tap water. While buying bottled water is often the easier choice, it’s not necessarily the best choice for your wallet, health or the environment.
What better way to experience the picturesque European countryside’s quaint villages, historic sites and ancient cities than on a cycling holiday?
Everything in your home from the furniture to the baby's crib is doused in fire retardants. Only trouble is; flame retardants aren’t very good at stopping fires, produce toxic smoke and an exposé by the Chicago Tribune shows that the chemicals that make up these retardants are really damaging to humans. And guess who makes fire retardants? Big Tobacco!
If you follow these guidelines to storing your fruits and veggies, you’ll have fresher produce for longer which means less waste.
With the dwindling supply of non-renewable energy sources, the focus is more than ever on the usage of renewable sources of energy, solar energy in particular. There are numerous benefits associated with going solar.
Want to get up on the right side of the bed? Doing just a few of the things on this green living list will help you get you up and at em!
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