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Finding More Ways To Improve The Environment

I have always been a nature lover, which is one of the reasons I decided to do a lot of traveling right after college. Unfortunately, as I visited different regions across the country and the globe, I was surprised to find that pollution had muddied some of the finest places in the world. I found trash on beaches in Hawaii and oil in the Great Lakes. I knew that I wanted to do something to make a positive change in the world, so I started this blog. Check out this incredible website to find answers to all of your energy and environment questions. You never know, by making a few simple changes, you can make the world a lot better.

How To Get Rid Of Mice Nesting In Your Walls

28 December 2016
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

If you hear scuttling, scratching, and gnawing in your walls, you could have mice living in them. If you keep your home free from clutter, mice may decide to move into your walls in search of a quiet nesting place. They will ruin your insulation as they tear it up to make nests. They'll also create a strong musty odor that spreads through your entire home. When you find out you have mice living in your walls, you want to take fast action to get rid of them before they cause a lot of costly damage. Read More 

How To Dispose Of Diabetes Supplies

6 December 2016
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

If you have diabetes, you may have to use needles and other similar supplies on a daily basis as a means of managing your disease. One thing that you might worry about is making sure that you properly dispose of these supplies so that you do not pose a health hazard for others. Luckily, following these tips can help you get rid of them the right way. 1. Donate Unused Supplies Read More 

Tackling The Biggest Myths About Radon Gas With Actual Facts

28 November 2016
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

Radon in the natural environment occurs from the breakdown of uranium in the ground, which is a process that occurs without human interaction. However, when humans build structures upon areas with high concentrations of uranium, it means that these structures become housing vessels for this gas that is caused by radioactive decay. Unfortunately, radon gas can be threatening to your health, and, therefore, rightfully deserves some attention as a homeowner. To better arm yourself with knowledge about radon gas, it is best to get some of the most common myths out of the way and get to know the actual facts. Read More 

Before You Go Green - 3 Important Things To Know About Solar Panels

22 November 2016
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

If you are ready to get paid for generating electricity instead of paying for it, investing in solar panel installation can positively change the distribution of your energy costs for several decades. There are few other methods of going green that give investors a substantial financial kickback while also being equally important to the continued preservation of the environment. Prior to having solar panels installed, check out these three facts that explain what you can come to expect. Read More 

Steps For Managing Fall Yard Waste

2 November 2016
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

The leaves of autumn can be a beautiful addition to your home during the fall months. Unfortunately, cleaning up the mess after those leaves fall isn't as fun. Here are some tips for managing fall yard waste at your home. Step 1: Decide When, and How Often, to Clean Up Yard Waste Deciding when to clean up fallen leaves is a personal decision. If you wait until the end of the season, when most of the leaves have fallen, you may be able to get all of the leaves cleaned up in one fell swoop. Read More