This post was written by Louise Baker. Louise writes about online schools for Zen College Life, where she ranked the best online colleges. “Going green” has become a buzzphrase lately, as the environmental movement has become more popular and robust. How can technology users such as iPhone owners join up and start becoming part of [...]
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Guest Post: 5 Great iPhone and iPod Touch Apps for Going Green
August 7th, 2010 
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Posted in Behavior, Conservation, Featured Posts, Guest Authors, Justin Manger 
Tags: Green Gadget, iPod/iPhone App 
View CommentsGuest Post: Cash for Caulkers
July 25th, 2010 Eric Wilson Houston Neal is the Director of Marketing at Software Advice. Houston writes for the Software Advice construction blog. He enjoys researching and reporting on trends in technology, and has a particular interest in developments in “green” technology. “Cash for Caulkers” is nearly here. Last month the House of Representatives passed H.R. 5019 – also known [...]
Posted in Energy Efficiency, Eric Wilson, Guest Authors, Renewable Energy Tags: Congress, Green Jobs, Houston Neal, Stimulus Bill, Tax Rebates View CommentsComposting 101: A Slide Show
July 18th, 2010 Eric Wilson The following slide show comes courtesy of Stacy Feeney, a Master Composter who completed the Denver’s Master Composter program earlier this year. Stacy is a Master Composter from Denver, CO. She teaches composting classes for businesses and individuals. Stacy can be reached at stacyfeeney2000@yahoo.com. Click the play button on the bottom border to start the [...]
Sun-Plugged Solar Bags Hit the Market
July 5th, 2010 guestauthor *This post was written by guest author Chris Dempsey, CEO of American Environmental and Agricultural, Inc. http://americanaea.com/ and partner at Sun-Plugged. It’s happened to all of us. Your cell phone’s battery is drained and you don’t have your power adapter, or you are somewhere without an easily accessible power source. As wonderfully convenient as electronic [...]
Going Green but Getting Red: A Rain Barrel Conundrum
June 13th, 2010 admin By Guest Author Harold A. Manger, Ph D A rain barrel, in theory, is a simple, green concept: catch and store rainwater by diverting the water into a rain barrel for use during dry spells. It is free water. Unlike treated or well water there are no chemical additives which can be harmful to plants. [...]
Posted in Conservation, Guest Authors, Recylcing, Sustainability Tags: Water, Water Conservation View Comments
