Aardvark Straws Article for Green Living Guy The trend to go green is growing increasingly popular. So that's with 83 percent of Americans looking for opportunities to live sustainably. One eco-friendly product that dates back to 1888 has returned. All in a new and improved fashion. I mean now it is available for green enthusiasts around... Continue Reading →
IKEA adds Electric Vehicle Charging Spots at Atlanta Store
Consequently and in total, four Blink® EV charging stations are installed. That's at the Atlanta, Georgia store. So this is part of its partnership with Car Charging Group, Inc. and the Blink Network. Blink is among the largest owner/operators of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations. All surging in the United States. For example, once written that following the... Continue Reading →
How Much Paper does the US use Each Day?
While I have written many stories on this issue, it is still surprising. Because people are must know how much paper we use every day. People are then not aware of the facts surrounding paper from trees. It really is astounding how much paper Americans use on daily basis and some shocking statistics about the... Continue Reading →
Levi Strauss & Co.: Leading the Way in Clothing Recycling
Every year, Americans discard more than 28 billion pounds of unwanted clothing. In addition shoes and other textiles. So while nearly 95% of textiles can be recycled, around 85% of those textiles doesn't. Yup, as a result, 24 billion pounds end up in alandfills [infographic]. As the global denim leader, Levi Strauss & Co. is decreasing that... Continue Reading →
Philips brings the traditional light bulb into the 21st Century
It’s finally here: Philips clear LED bulb, the world’s first LED bulb with innovative lens and the beautiful light in the shape of the traditional incandescent. Frankfurt, Germany – The traditional incandescent light bulb has been given the biggest shake-up in over 100 years, thanks to Royal Philips, the global leader in lighting. The new... Continue Reading →
