Are plastic water bottles really all that bad? Here’s an infographic with facts to help answer that nagging question
The following illustration from Online Education addresses the facts about bottled water and it’s true impact on the environment – from the creation of the plastic bottles to the tap water used to fill many of them up to the consequences of only recycling 1 in 5 water bottles.
“The Georgia drought is over.” Whatever. Here’s an update on DeKalb County’s watering restrictions
Hallelujah! The Georgia drought is over and we can all go back to the immensely productive past-time of watering grass. Read about watering restrictions in this blog post!
Southface presents reports on future energy and efficiency challenges, clean local power, and water
Four new energy-related white papers recently authored by the World Resources Institute, the Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance, the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy and Southface.
Dirty house water? Clean it up with a whole house filter!
If you have yellowish dirty water or blackish dirty water, you can clean it up with a whole house filter to get rid of iron, rust, and sediment.
Save water with these tips from the Environmental Protection Agency!
Whether you’re looking for ways to cut down on your water bill, researching where water comes from for educational purposes, or how water conservation is a necessary lifestyle, the Environmental Protection Agency’s WaterSense page is a great way to start! Our water use as a nation has far outpaced our growth and the majority of … Continue reading
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