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Earth Aid rewards users for lowering energy consumption, no strings attached.
Lauren Rosenberg | July 28, 2011
I recently decided to reassess my monthly budget, and in doing so, I found an awesome online tool that provides “rewards” and other incentives to users to reduce home energy usage. The service works much like mint.com, in that you can connect your online utility bill to your account, and all of your energy usage is securely uploaded into the program. Then, similar to RecycleBank, Earth Aid tracks your performance - in this case, electricity,...
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Halloween needn’t be about scary consumerism.
GreenYour.com | October 28, 2008
There are many ways to create your own costume using items found around the house. While you can certainly sew your own (with or without a pattern) from eco-fabrics like bamboo, organic cotton, silk, or hemp, making one from closet-bound items is a great way to recycle, and low-cost, too! Look for supplies in the attic, your junk drawer, seasonal closets, the toolbox, or even kitchen cupboards. How this helps Americans spend a spine-tingling...
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