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.
Finding green products during Black-Friday can be as easy as 1-2-3. Before you stand in line to go after those door buster deals, you need to know how to spot a green product. Think green before you buy and follow these 3 tips.
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Fracking has been shown to produce highly contaminated radioactive waste-water that is poisoning our groundwater and ecosystem. In some areas around New York and Pennsylvania people’s tap water actually can be set on fire from seeping natural gas and other contaminants.
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The American entrepreneurial spirit is driving our next generation of luxury cars to go green. The Tesla Model S will go from 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds won’t cost you a dime in gas, so let your lead foot reduce your carbon footprint.
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Recycling has been around since human kind started. America Recycles Day helps remind us to do what is right for the planet and our future. Don’t just wait for a day on the calendar; make recycling a part of your daily lives.
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Leafy houseplants are Mother Nature’s HEPA filter, they scrub the air around them removing harmful pollutants and providing fresh oxygen. Clean, fresh air is just a plant away – an eco-friendly solution to a nasty little problem.
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Renewable energy accounts for only 10.5% of America’s energy production leaving other production to dirty alternatives like coal. It is important to understand the basics of energy and energy production as it makes becoming energy efficient easier.
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Sustainable living is accomplished one step at a time. Here are 5 green products that every single person can use to make a difference in their carbon footprint. Spend no more than $50 on all 5 and you can say “I’m going green.”
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The political strife surrounding the Solyndra bankruptcy while unfortunate for the industry does have a silver lining. Even bad press can be good press when it opens the door to debate and discuss renewable energy and how to make it more available and affordable.
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With 7 billion people on earth sustainable living has never been so important. Should the world panic or rejoice, before we announce the end is near remember that mother nature provides all the tools we need to survive.
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Home energy costs U.S. families $1,900 per year and could be cut in half with energy efficient improvements. With over 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gases being released into the air to produce home energy it is a dirty process as well.
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