Have you ever wanted to save money on your electricity bill and utilize renewable energy without installing any equipment at your home? It might sound too good to be true, but if you happen to live in a state with a community solar program available, it’s possible! I live in D.C., a place where lucrative […]
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According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 30% – 40% of the U.S. food supply goes uneaten, resulting in approximately 133 billion pounds of food waste annually. If the average person eats a pound of food per meal, the food waste in this country could feed an additional 121.5 million people annually! Waste occurs at
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Have you ever been on a walk and crossed from an urban area into a large park or the woods? Almost immediately, the temperature seems to cool, the loud city noise dissipates, and you can finally take a deep breath and relax. There’s a reason why green spaces are key to any urban planner’s development.
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No matter what we do to limit our waste, our individual carbon footprints grow on a daily basis. The average American produces just under 5 pounds of trash daily. Since so much of our day is spent at work, here are some ways that you can make your office space more eco-friendly. Reduce your energy
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