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Going green in your office is easy, effective, and may make you more efficient. If you are in a position of authority, you could publish policies that make everyone's office eco-friendly. Read more

Making changes to your environmental lifestyle can be a lot like going on a diet. If you make small changes to improve your diet, they are likely to stick with your over the long run. Read more

Proper precycling, planning buying activities to reduce waste, can greatly improve your recycling efforts while decreasing trash volume in our landfills. Read more

If you're in charge of organizing an event, there are a number of ways in which you can extend your green lifestyle practices to ensure that the event takes place in an environmentally healthy manner. Read more

Everyone produces a carbon footprint. Even the simple act of breathing produces a greenhouse gas - carbon dioxide. Here are ways to reduce your personal carbon footprint at little or no cost. Read more

Long lines of limousines, piles of non recyclable waste and big plane trips overseas all leave a huge carbon footprint on the precious environment in which you want to grow and raise children together. Fortunately there are ways you can have a beautiful wedding and still tread lightly on the earth. Read more

The debate concerning tap water versus bottled water has raged for years. In recent years, the bottled water constituency has been winning the war. However, environmental concerns have recently moved to the forefront of the debate and tap water is making a strong comeback. Read more

Volunteer vacations (or "voluntourism" or "environmental vacations") combine travel and a vacation with volunteering for a charitable cause. Instead of lounging by the resort pool, sipping drinks with umbrellas in them, you might visit some remote location and participate in general wildlife area cleanup. Read more

As environmental concerns become more and more prevalent in our lives, there is an increasing awareness among parents that today's children also need to be raised to be eco-conscious. Read more

The reasons why you should reduce your carbon footprint are well documented, and most liekly do not need repeating here. There are, of course, many more steps you can take to reduce your carbon footprint. Some require a bit of investment, while others come at no cost. Read more

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