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The Environmental Blog: Save with a Clothes Drying Rack Mar 13, 2009 ... This is my clothes drying rack. I am saving MONEY and ENERGY by not using a dryer to dry my clothes. Dryers are very energy intensive and ... 2.
The Environmental Blog: Scientists Create a Fire Safe, Green Plastic This new plastic is environmentally safe and has the potential to save lives, its a win win situation for everyone. The scientists who developed this ... 3.
The Environmental Blog: Gravity Feed Rainwater Mar 5, 2009 ... The rainwater barrels are made from recycled plastic and go for $125 for a 60 gallon ... Environmental Graffiti · Oregon Toxics Alliance ... 4.
The Environmental Blog: Downspout Rainwater Collection Barrels Mar 7, 2009 ... Rainwater Harvesting rebates will be based upon the amount of rain that can be stored: ... Environmental Graffiti · Oregon Toxics Alliance ... 5.
The Environmental Blog: Downspout Rainwater Collection Barrels Mar 7, 2009 ... Government Rebates for Downspout Rainwater Collection Barrels ... $50 rebate for rain barrels (limit 4) Florida Residents of Daytona Beach ... 6.
The Environmental Blog: Meat is Bad For the Environment, Part: I Meat is Bad For the Environment, Part: I ... animals can, then we can eat them. They're tasty. Eat less meat and respect it. ... 7.
The Environmental Blog: Salt Free Water Softener's The salt free water softener as it is typically referred to, utilizes nano technology to convert the dissolved calcium and magnesium content of the water ... 8.
The Environmental Blog: Salt Free Water Softener's The salt free water softener as it is typically referred to, utilizes nano technology to convert the dissolved calcium and magnesium content of the water ... 9.
The Environmental Blog: Save with a Clothes Drying Rack This is my clothes drying rack. I am saving MONEY and ENERGY by not using a ... have a larger dryer because you have a large family and needed a bigger one. ... 10.
The Environmental Blog: Electric Bicycles - Eco Transportation But a recent eco-tip from Scooters N' Bikes had opened my eyes to an electric bicycle. I guess in the back of my head I always knew they ... |
