Putting A Face To Shame
Everybody knows that bad things happen. We see it on TV all the time and read about it the newspapers. Does it sink in? No. And there’s a very simple explanation why it only goes so far to affect the minds of the population: Human beings have a well-trained and capable ability of shutting out grief, being selective of good and bad. Not only that but some things are just so horrific that they can’t be fathomed. Can you really Read the rest of this entry »
Tips for an environmentally fridge and freezer
Fridges and freezers are household staples, and it’s pretty difficult to get by without them unless you want to go shopping twice a day, or perhaps live on two minute noodles. However, fridges and freezers can be quite energy consuming, so it’s good to be mindful about how you can make yours more efficient, and therefore environmentally friendly.
When buying a new fridge or freezer, aim for one that has a high efficiency rating. Most fridges will have a sticker Read the rest of this entry »
Tips for greening your car
We’re all aware of the pollution made by our car culture, and we know that it’s having an effect on our environment. Unfortunately, given the ways our cities and country are set up, it looks like cars are here to stay, at least in the short term. So, if you do find that you have no other choice but to drive a car, here are some tips to make sure it’s as eco friendly as possible. One of the major Read the rest of this entry »
Tips for a green kitchen
Let’s face it, the kitchen is one of the places around the home that generates the most waste, and where the most chemicals are used. Given that the kitchen is used multiple times a day for food preparation, it’s only natural, right? Fortunately, rather than washing chemicals down the sink and throwing out your uneaten food, there are some more sustainable approaches you can take to your kitchen. Set up a compost bin or worm farm for all of your Read the rest of this entry »
Rethinking your car use
One of the biggest contributors to the carbon footprint produced by most people is the car. Cars are well-known for pumping large amounts of pollution into the air—large cars or older cars that have not been properly cared for are especially to blame—but still, many people tend to be heavily reliant on their cars. It’s not uncommon to see a household with several cars—in some households, each individual owns their own car!
Fortunately there are some ways of cutting back Read the rest of this entry »