Reusable Bags

Plastic bags have been introduced to the US super market in 1977. It has been estimated that Americans use and throw away about 100 billion plastic bags every year. Only 5% of disposable plastic bags end up being recycled. The oil used to make just 14 plastic bags could make enough fuel to drive a car for one mile. Plastic bags have disastrous effects on the environment as they result to global warming. The following methods need to be adopted to reduce plastic bag uses.

Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle:  Reduce using single use plastic bag at your every trip to the grocery store. Carry cotton bags and jute bags at office, shopping or parties. Use recyclable j

Going green is the only motto that should be followed for a cleaner better environment. But sometimes going green could be expensive. Organic natural food are way expensive than regular varieties. Hybrid cars are extremely costly than fuel efficient cars. But the truth is going green can actually save money. Here is some ecofriendly money saving tips that can save thousands of dollars per year.

Save energy:  Use less energy.  Leave your car at least twice a week and do carpool commuting to your work place. Do fewer trips to the shopping stores and instead do more online shopping. Look for ecofriendly, recyclable items while shopping.  Save electricity by turning off lights and

On April 22 every year billions of people throughout the world celebrate Earth Day to ensure a healthy and sustainable environment for the planet. Earth day is also a fabulous time to arrange some fun activities for the whole family. Here are some fun tips to enjoy earth day with your kids and family.

Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle:  Reduce using single use plastic bag at your every trip to the grocery store. Carry Green to celebrate Earth Day. Carry cotton bags and jute bags at office, shopping or parties. Create your earth day gifts by using ecofriendly, recyclable bags. Gift earth Day tote jute, cotton bags to your friends and families.  Support the Earth Day by reduce, r

 

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Climate change and energy and water shortages have been in the news recently, and you may be wondering what you can do to be an eco friendly member of society. These small steps are easy to incorporate into your lifestyle, and they can help the environment.

1. Use reusable grocery bags when you go to the supermarket so that fewer disposable plastic bags end up in landfills or the ocean.
2. Set your thermostat to be a degree cooler in the winter and a degree warmer in the summer. You probably will not notice the difference, but your bill may be lower
3. Buy locally whenever possible to reduce the environmental cost of transporting produce on trucks that pollute the air. Take jute ba

Buying what we can from neighborhood farmer's markets is an important part of a green lifestyle. Supporting local growers reduces the amount of energy used to transport, store and display food and other goods. But the way we transport our locally grown goodies can make a difference too. Plastic and one-use bags are a waste of natural resources. If you’re not carrying reusable bags to the market you’re missing out on a simple way to make a big environmental impact.

Burlap tote bags and jute bags are attractive and durable, but efficiency isn’t even the best reason to use them. Here are a few disturbing statistics about the environmental impact of one-use and plastic bags:

• According to Conserving Now, almost 90 percent of the debris in the wor