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Get Help Going Green
Do you need help going green? Eco-concierges can show you how to break into the lifestyle–for a price. Forget transitioning, if you have about $175 a month or $25 to $50 an hour to spare, you can get tips, maid … Continue reading
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Seven Recycled Products that could be part of your Car
Car companies are jumping on the sustainability bandwagon. Several car companies are incorporating recycled goods as part of the manufacturing of their vehicles. Ford, Toyota, Mazda, GM, Chevy, Honda and Nissan are the leading companies in this recycling revolution. Did … Continue reading
Ghost Bikes
In New York City, the battle between cars and bicyclists is a well known tale. Who owns the road? The smog-producing trucks and cars or the eco-friendly bike riders? What about those sometimes inconveniently placed bike lanes? Who has the … Continue reading
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