Clean Commuting: Top 5 Cities with Green Transportation Systems

While personal vehicles may be the most common mode of transportation, they aren’t always the most environmentally friendly. Especially in large, populated cities, public transportation systems can be a lot more energy efficient. And when they make use of green technology, clean commuting is even more beneficial to the environment.

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How Flexible Solar Panels Compare to Rigid Solar Panels

With the advances in technology, those who wish to use solar power have more choices than ever. One of the main decisions to make is whether to buy rigid or flexible solar panels. The rigid panels are what most people are used to, but the flexible panels offer some versatility that some buyers might need.

This is especially true for those who wish to use solar power for a vehicle or a boat. In that case, the flexible panels are likely the way to go. But even for those who are looking to use panels to power their home, there are advantages to choosing flexible solar panels.

Here’s an overview of the pluses of both. Consider these factors when looking into what kind of panels to buy.

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Water Conservation Facts and Myths

As with many conservation issues, many people don’t have their water conservation facts straight.

Here are a few water conservation facts to set the record straight, taken from the National Geographic Society and water conservation groups such as Think H2O.

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What Are Good Reasons to Eat Local?

Of course, the most “eat local” spot you can choose is to grow your own vegetables. But let’s assume that’s not a realistic option for most you. Read more

9 Ways To Make Cash With Trash

For most people, trash is trash. But you are not most people. People throw away tons of garbage each year that, with just a little effort, could make cash with trash. It also would cut down on needlessly filling up landfills.

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