25th November 2009
Research from the United Nations Development Programme have shown that there are almost five million people that die yearly, from diseases related to improper waste disposal, and they say the number is growing.
It goes without saying that the develop...
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24th July 2009
None of has a crystal ball that can show us how to stop environmental pollution. Wouldn't our planet be a happier place if we did? Unfortunately, stopping polluton is much harder than you might think. The environment is something that exerts and effect o...
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16th July 2009
The price of electricity is getting higher and higher every month, and consumers are looking for any way they can to reduce their monthly bill. With the economy in shambles, people are cutting down on expenses and have found that one way to do this is to ...
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04th July 2009
Where you aware that there are important facts about air pollution you should know in order to keep you from serious harm? Are you aware that these facts could actually save your life?
If you take time to study air pollution, you will find the informati...
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27th June 2009
The United States Geological Survey has estimate that there are 346,049,000,000,000,000,000 gallons of water in the worlds oceans. One can only imagine how much water that is, and would falsely believe tht with so much water it is an endless resource. Thi...
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21st June 2009
In case you hadn't noticed, the "Green Movement" is taking hold. More and more people are realizing that we, as individuals, need to do something about pollution, and we need to start now.
The problem is that with all the media hype, most people think...
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19th June 2009
There are some easy ways to both improve indoor air quality and achieve energy efficiency at the same time. In order to do these things you will need to know some basic rules.
Improve Air Quality and Energy Efficiency by Eliminating Drafts
The firs...
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15th June 2009
England is approximately 50 million acres in size. About 50 millions acres of land in the United States is covered with lawns. Think these are unrelated statistics? They aren't if you know the history of how the custom of lawns originated in the United St...
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15th June 2009
One of the newest buzz words to come out of the environmental crisis is the term "green-collar job". What exactly is a green-collar job and will there be a need for green-collar workers in the future? Apparently so, as a study by the RAND Corporation and...
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Beverly Saltonstall is an enviro-entrepreneur - both a wildlife lecturer and advocate and website owner. She has published extensively about topics of interest concerning sustainable development, pollution and recycling. Her goal is to show the world how easy it is to make simple steps towards going green. 
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