The technology now exists to make saving energy during the holidays a breeze rather than a chore.
The technology now exists to make saving energy during the holidays a breeze rather than a chore.
Many Americans are turning to an innovative solution for water-wasting swimming pools: turning them into miniature farms, complete with greenhouses, chicken coops and fish ponds.
According to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, the $18 million invested this year by the DC Sustainable Energy Utility will eventually lead to savings of over $100 million for DC residents, businesses and governmental agencies.
Almost all the tiny parts of your house have names, even the ones you wouldn’t often get the opportunity to name.
In 2013, 60-watt LED bulbs went for an average of $10 per bulb, but with recent innovations in production and design, the price has dropped to below $8.
Your home’s plumbing system is more delicate than it looks, especially in the freezing winter months.
Here’s our list of tips for getting the most out of the holiday without sending your energy bill skyrocketing.
Here are some more tips to help you achieve your energy-saving goals this year.
Environmental experts recommend mowing leaves with a mulching blade rather than raking and bagging them.
Energy-efficient appliances can be more expensive, it’s true, but there are numerous government- and privately-sponsored programs to help consumers save on the up-front cost.