Matthew Speer Matthew Speer is a Marketing and Advertising Executive that has worked with companies like AOL and U.S. News University Connection. He also has a passion for sustainability and keeping the Earth a beautiful place for our future generations which is why he helped create iSustainableEarth.com. Inspired by his own family and taking strides to go green he strives to live a sustainable lifestyle through research and action.
A new year has arrived, as well as a renewed focus on environmental issues. A wealth of sustainable products allows you to easily reduce your home’s impact on the environment
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Renewable energy trends continued to grow in 2020, despite the global pandemic. Experts expect bigger growth as the pandemic comes under control in 2021
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It’s amazing and depressing to learn how long household trash last in landfills, but you can take steps to control how your home’s waste impacts the environment
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Any one of these 10 indoor plants that purify the air are easy to find for purchase. And you don’t have to become a master gardener or even have much of a green thumb to tend to them. These plants thrive with just a little tender care
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Wish there were sustainable cooking methods? We explore how to cook in a sustainable way and how you can do your part in reducing food waste & costs.
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National Cut Your Energy Costs Day is a great way to bring awareness to an ongoing initiative of energy efficiency. Here’s how to observe #CutYourEnergyCostsDay
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You’re reading this on an electronic device. But what if you had to survive with no power? Are you prepared for a long term power outage? Start planning now!
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Ever heard of an eco-friendly Halloween? We explore non-candy goodies, activities and sustainable treat ideas for trick-or-treaters this Halloween!
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While you’ve probably heard of these renewable energy trends, you might not know how they’re used. Reduce your carbon footprint with sustainable power options.
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Waste to energy reduces garbage in landfills while creating new materials and energy. Here’s why Sweden is the best example of waste to energy success!
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5 Reasons Why Water Conservation is Important for Your Family Sep 12, 2012
Understanding the Health Risks of Aluminum Water Bottles Jun 28, 2012
Facts About Aluminum Foil Reuse and Recycling Feb 24, 2012
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