Green Living

Aside from the waste generated at home - which can be recycled - is there any way to make our home more sustainable and eco-friendly?

The sun is the most abundant source of energy we know. Unfortunately, we have opted for other energy sources such as oil and coal.

After research by William E. Rees and Mathis Wackernagel was conducted in the mid-90s, the term ‘carbon footprint’ was coined.

Being able to power a home, of course, is a necessity, but how far are you willing to go in helping achieve this goal?

Electricity is a necessity and unfortunately, many homeowners have resigned to paying hefty energy bills every month.

Solar panels have been around for so long that they have had a number of supporters and detractors.

Focus on the aspects that are important and you will end up with something that will work for you for a long time.

We are taking positive steps to do better for the world around us and that's why we need to continue to do better.

If you are looking for ways to lead a greener lifestyle, then your home is a great place to start.

Summer is right around the corner. It means warmer days, and it also means that you may be wondering how to keep your home at the right temperature.