Green

With the new year comes new responsibilities. 2019 was a year for the world to realize just how serious the threat of global warming really is. With that being said, it is time we take measures into our own hands. We are all responsible for our own actions and should take the right precautions to

Did you know that the energy usage in each household has reduced throughout the years? This is because of improved housing materials, electrical equipment, and other reasons. Despite this, Americans still use around a quarter of the total energy consumption in the world. We could all do better to reduce our impact on the environment while also saving money in the

Back in 2017, U.S. homeowners had an average monthly electricity bill of $111.67. That puts their yearly spending on electricity alone at a staggering $1,340. As if that’s not enough, the EIA forecasts spikes in retail electricity prices in 2019 and 2020. From 2018’s 12.89 cents per kilowatt-hour, average prices will rise to 13.04 cents

“Going green” is a top priority for a lot of people these days. In fact, half of all digital consumers say that environmental concerns have an impact on their purchasing decisions. If you’re looking to reduce your impact on the environment, a good place to start is with your own home. There are lots of

Many of us have begun shopping for green products. By looking for environmentally options, we can help to reduce our carbon footprint, and hopefully give the planet more of a fighting chance. It might only be a very small difference that we make with each purchase, but when millions of people do the same thing

From the laundry room to the kitchen to the garden, there are tons of little ways you can make your home more energy efficient. Read on for 5 home hacks to save you money on your energy bill. 1. Beat the heat… and your energy bill You’ve probably thought about the crazy amounts of energy