Blog Detail
Neutral Existence Environmental Green Blog
http://www.neutralexistence.com/blog/
Environmentally focused eco blog teaching people how to save the environment and save money at the same time. We cover current environmental events, green tips, and new and innovative green technologies.
- Added on: Apr 29th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Adam Beazley
- Listed in: Environmental Activism How-To
- Tags: environment Alternative Energy sustainable green energy efficiency stop global warming
Recent Posts
Cap and Trade - Is It Really The Answer?
After doing a lot of research on Cap and Trade, I have actually changed my mind about it, from supporting it to Not supporting it. After finding out the other day that the “Cap and Trade” scheme was originally designed by those great guys…...
Rumford fireplaces: the most efficient open fireplace
I was excited to learn about Rumford fireplaces recently. As you may or may not know, an open fireplace is typically one of the most inefficient ways to burn wood for heat. Many fireplaces are a mere box in the wall that only allows wood heat to proj...
Art from Trash
November 15th is “America Recycles Day,” and what could be a more inspiring way to reduce waste in your household than to encourage your children to recycle trash materials and objects into art? Plenty of modern and contemporary…...
Wreaths of Hope: Crafting a Local, Ethical Christmas
Use less, and buy it locally: these are two of the mantras of the movement towards a lower-carbon life. For those who strive for a more local and less consumer-driven Christmas, social enterprise can create a meaningful connection between employees,...
Tree climbing for kids
Climbing trees is great fun, and a wonderful way to get kids enjoying the outdoors and appreciating nature. Adventurous kids love the challenge of climbing a new tree, many quiet children love the feeling of getting up and away into a private world...
The Urban Farm: Greening Small City Spaces
Urban farming is all the rage these days. Where I live, back lanes are becoming orchards and community gardens continue to sprout. Organizations like the Seattle Urban…...
