Homeowners Warming Up to Solar Water Heating
As fuel prices fluctuate and consumers struggle to cope with the rising costs of operating their homes, green-minded homeowners are turning to the sky for solutions.
How to Make Your Home Green and Healthy
You can just smell it. You install new carpeting in your home, and the air in your living room takes on a brash, chemical scent. That can’t be good. Here are some tips for a green and healthy home.
Checking Your Tires: Fuel Ecconomy and the Environment
There are proven ways to increase fuel economy and squeeze out more miles per tank. Auto experts suggest one solution is paying more attention to tires.
Water Conservation Secrets for Gardeners and Lawn Lovers
“Think green; save blue” will likely be the motto of environmentally aware gardeners and lawn lovers across the country this summer as drought conditions are expected to persist in many regions. It is possible to grow a thriving garden and nurture a lovely landscape while minimizing water consumption. Here are some tips for conserving water in your corner of the great outdoors.
Solar Water Heating
There’s another hot new trend in green homebuilding and remodeling. Advances in technology, coupled with rising energy prices, are resulting in growing interest in solar water-heating systems when green-minded consumers build or remodel homes.

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A Tasmanian tragedy?
Tasmanian industrial foresters and environmentalists have been fighting over the issue of clearcutting the island?s forests for decades. The battle is over nothing less than the future of Tasmania, and an important resource for mitigating climate change.
EU President Sweden to lead by example on climate change.
A decade ago, Hammarby Sjostad was a run-down industrial area with pollution problems. Today it is an environmentally friendly suburb which exemplifies the battle against climate change ? one of Sweden?s priorities in its six-month presidency which began on Wednesday.
Conservationists hope to preserve former nuclear plant site in Haddam.
Nestled between the Connecticut and Salmon rivers is a 582-acre, privately owned parcel that's part of an extraordinary ecosystem. But the property's future is uncertain. The landowner, Connecticut Yankee, wants to sell it.
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