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Conserving water is good for the environment, good for the hydrological cycle, and good for your pocketbook. What’s not to love about conserving water? It’s not hard to do; with a few minor changes in the way you use water, you’ll find yourself recycling and saving it without much thought.

One area of the United States that is at risk of a devastating water drought nearly every year is California. However, there are ways average citizens can help prevent the next California water crisis.

Every time it rains or snows, residual chemicals from your yard, garbage and other outdoor pollutants run into nearby rivers, lakes and streams through the storm drains. Even seemingly tiny amounts of these chemicals endanger freshwater sources and harm the wildlife that depends on them.

Most people don’t look out at the ocean and see a nearly endless supply of desalination provided drinking water, but for countries where drought is a regular occurrence, it might be time to reconsider the view. No country has invested as much as Israel has into this technology, and as a result, 75% of the country’s drinking water and 15% of total water usage will be provided by new desalination plants which will be on line by 2013.

Back in grade school Science class, we have studied about compost and its use for the environment. Just a refresher, compost is an organic matter. Organic material such as plants, animals and other substances that came from living organisms are recycled and made as fertilizer.

It is the time of year for fun with the family, building carrot-nosed snowmen, and eating more chocolate than your sweet tooth can handle. It is also the time of year for dragging all of those Christmas decorations out of your garage as well. If you are having a little trouble reaching all of those boxes, you may need to clean out the garage.

Thinking about going green? Don’t worry; it’s definitely not as daunting a concept as many make it out to be. You don’t need to sell your house and live in a tent in the wilderness to show that you care for the environment just quite yet-being green is really about all the little things that add up. Have a look at these four easy steps that can easily be implemented into your every day routine that will make a huge difference in the long run!

With the changing of times it has become very important to look for new methods and sources for generating energy. The production of cheaper energy is a crucial requirement of our life since, the cost of energy is ever skyrocketing and because of this, it is a good time to adopt a power system that will save time, money and be effective as a reliable source of electricity. The best alternatives to reduce monthly electric expenses is with a magnetic generator you will be able to save a lot of money as compared to other sources of creating energy.

Every step towards Green Living helps you and the Earth. Incorporate these six easy steps to improve your home towards a Green Living lifestyle.

Many people think going green means not chopping down trees, riding bikes, walking, etc. Well that is going green as well, but I want to inform you of other ways to go green and save money at the same time. With today’s economy, job market, etc…

Ultraviolet water purifiers cleanse water by bombarding the water with UV-C rays that kill the microbes in the water. We think of filtering water to remove contaminants and odors and tastes but that’s not what ultraviolet machines do. What they actually do is sterilize the water rather than filter it.

Technology is one of the hottest gifts this holiday season. The question becomes, what to do of yesterday’s technology?