Hey! You Buy In Bulk?
June 21, 2020
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A shopper can save an average of 89 percent by purchasing organic bulk foods. Especially in the bulk foods aisle of a grocery store. That’s
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A shopper can save an average of 89 percent by purchasing organic bulk foods. Especially in the bulk foods aisle of a grocery store. That’s
Having a greener home is not only better for the environment, but it can save your household a lot of money on energy, water, construction, and even groceries. Finding the initial starting money for a greener home, however, can be tricky. Taking out a second mortgage is expensive, and may not give you the flexibility to make improvements in small steps. Fortunately, there are several ways to finance greener construction.
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At Penn State, President Obama announced his Better Building Initiative, which sets the goal of improving efficiency in commercial buildings 20 percent by 2020.
Commercial buildings represent a large opportunity to help rebuild the economy while benefiting the environment. Commercial buildings account for 20 percent of US energy use, while unemployment in the construction sector is at a staggering 20 percent. Promoting efficiency in commercial buildings will increase employment in the construction sector, while cutting businesses’ energy bills, allowing them to hire more workers. Lower energy bills also mean less air pollution that harms human health and the environment.
