Wedding trends come and go, and it seems like couples are always trying to find new ways to make their ceremonies and receptions unique. From customized favors to fun games guests can play, the sky is truly the limit when it comes to making your wedding a day to remember.
In many parts of the world, insufficient water supply is a significant concern. Such a condition means there is no room for overusing water. Fortunately, one way to monitor water closely and keep track of how much water is being used is through the use of a flow meter.
Chances are that you choose the foods you eat based on how they’ll benefit your health. Plenty of fresh vegetables and fruits can help with weight management, energy, and even immune system support, but they also have an important impact on the environment.
Studying can be a stressful time, whether you’re just starting out on your first Bachelor's degree, or you’ve decided to return to adult education for a career change. If you’re interested in living a more environmentally friendly lifestyle, it can almost certainly make it more tricky. Late night study sessions fueled by plastic-packaged takeaways, endless notepads, and pens, and even decorating your student accommodation can all have a negative impact on the environment. If you’re looking for ways to ace that course while staying as sustainable as possible, then read on.
Looking after your finances while undergoing recovery and improving your surroundings can help not only your budget but also improve the efficiency and sustainability of your home. Undergoing medical treatment or a recovery program is hugely beneficial and mandatory for anyone who is struggling with physical or mental health problems. However, sometimes, these periods of ill health can have a profound effect on our income. Being out of work or being forced to take a period of leave means that you could be out of pocket for a short or long period of time.
We’re all being encouraged to be as green as possible, and there are many ways you can do it. Reuse, reduce and recycle is a phrase we’ve all become very familiar with. Changing the light bulbs we use, living a more energy efficient lifestyle, walking to work and using the shower rather than having a bath have all become part of our daily lives. But what can you do if you want to enjoy a night out with your friends? Is there a way to have fun and still be as eco-friendly as possible? Of course, there is, and here’s how you can do it.
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Home Energy Expenses are Increasing
In a day where homeowners are increasingly concerned about the impact of energy consumption on the environment as well as on their pocket books, getting a home energy audit is a great idea. It’s a great first step in finding ways to increase your home’s energy efficiency.
We all know that waste generation has a negative impact on the environment. With the help of recycling we can significantly curb waste generation and subsequently reduce pollution.
Other than this, recycling also decreases the need for extracting, refining and processing of raw materials. These are the reasons why it recycling is important.
Here are some ways in which you can incorporate recycling into your lifestyle-
Start small and build up
Our GREENandSAVE Team is always pleased to share information that is relevant to sustainable living. In this case, the “Beach Wedding” idea caught our attention. Climate control, specifically air conditioning is the #1 largest user of electricity for commercial real estate, followed by lighting which is the #2 user. An outdoor weeding, like at a beach, is a great way to help support environmental stewardship!
From JJ’s House:
9 Wedding Ideas to Make Your Wedding Unique
