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Energy Saving Tips – Outdoor Lighting

Mother Earth — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 10:09:21 +0000

I use a lot of outdoor lighting for two reasons. One is safety and the other is decoration. When I went looking for some outdoor fixtures on a drive, I saw everything from low voltage path lights, to hps flood lighting. I also found plenty of energy efficient outdoor LED lamps. These bulbs last for long periods of time outside because of their strong durability and the ability to perform even in cold weather. LED lamps are excellent, because they’re especially efficient, and I’v Finish Reading this Post

Light Bulbs: Environmental Savior

Get Green — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 04:39:25 +0000

Saving our environment is on everyone’s mind. One of the best ways to do that is to save energy. A very small item in our home can waste a great deal of energy every day. That small item is a light bulb. How many do you have in your home? Many people have many rooms in their homes and multiple light bulbs in each room. When those lamps are in use, they use energy whether you are in the room with them or not. This causes a lot of wasted energy. But there are ways to reduce the energy th Finish Reading this Post

How Light Bulbs are changing Mother Earth

Get Green — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 15:30:35 +0000

For decades the world has seen trillions of incandescent light bulbs illuminating public and private places. Throughout their limited lives, these light bulbs had emitted an incalculable amount of damaging greenhouse gas. One cannot even start measuring how much electricity they have consumed, as statistics show that up to 95 percent of the energy each standard light bulb uses is wasted. Today, governments around the world are focusing their efforts on ending the use of inefficient light bulbs a Finish Reading this Post

Pondering over a cup of Joe.. okay, a Vanilla Latte

Get Green — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 23:00:44 +0000

I wake up every morning and start my ritual by walking to Starbucks and order my “Skinny Vanilla Latte Grande” Of course I present Jill (We are on a first name basis) my Starbucks Black Card for a grand total of $4.81. All we hear is about how bad the economy is doing so I started to think about where my family could cut back. I wanted to justify my $80.00 (gulp) a month coffee habit to my wife and had to do some quick math on what I spend each month. I was wondering on how I c Finish Reading this Post