You will be shown ways on how you can do your part to live a greener life.
How to recycle
Using electricity more economically to reduce your electricity bill and become more environmentally friendly
How to save water
How to have a greener lawn even when there is a water shortage
Hybrid cars - should you change?
Tips on organic gardening
And More!
Greener Homes For You
Great Tips on Buying, Designing and Building an Eco-friendly Home
Benefits Of Eco-friendly Homes
Features Of Eco-friendly Homes
Considerations For Buying An Eco-friendly Home
Building Your Own Eco-friendly Home
And More!
The Minimalist Lifestyle
How To Get More Out of Your Life, With Less Stuff
How to create a ‘zen space’ that you can use to unwind and relax
How to take the things you own and start making the most of them
How to sort clutter and create an organized, minimal space
How to save money and protect the environment with smart, minimal tips
How to automate and systemize your life so you spend less time on menial tasks
How to be truly grateful for the things you have in life
And More!
The Keeling Curve
In 1958, Charles David Keeling of Scripps Institution of Oceanography began measuring atmospheric CO2 concentrations at Hawaii’s Mauna Loa Observatory. This record is considered the foundation of modern climate change research. Keeling discovered a seasonal cycle of minimum and maximum concentrations as plants grew in spring and died back in fall. He also detected a steady increase that he attributed to the use of fossil fuels. The chart depicting that rise is known as the Keeling Curve. Ice core records reveal that today’s CO2 levels far exceed any present on Earth in the last 800,000 years.
