Thank you for visiting our site! We hope that you will be inspired to think of innovative ways to save money, plus help to protect our environment. Visit Go Green to learn about the easiest ways to get started.
The Ultimate Site For Saving Money and Discovering Green Alternatives!
Welcome
Looking for easy ways to save money? Undoubtedly the answer to that question is - Yes! It was especially “Yes” for our household, and we wanted to see if we could achieve cost savings by making more environmentally conscious decisions that didn’t require major lifestyle changes.
Prior to creating this site, we spent many hours researching alternative green products on the web that we could use on an everyday basis in an effort to live more responsibly. We organized the information on this site to provide a central location for saving time and money and to discover new ways to protect our environment.
We invite you to explore new ways to make a difference in your home and communities by making simple changes to your daily routine. We also look forward to your feedback and ideas on additional topics that would be helpful in switching to green. Please join us in this collaborative effort.
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Shop Green
Over 50 different stores with Green Alternatives
Newest addition to the Eisele family. Baby Green Blog!
Listen Green
Repository for pod casts (free), video casts, t.v. shows, music and other media.
Learn Green
Learn where stuff comes from. Do you contribute to the golden arrow?
Find Green
Where is the closest refueling station for your Alternative Fuel Vehicle (AFV)?
Global Wildlife Disease News Map
How close is too close?
Website Updates and Highlights
Energy and Water Conservation Update
By Amelia Williamson
Even with the addition of thousands of students and hundreds of faculty and new teaching and research facilities to support them, Texas A&M University has managed drastic drops in water and energy consumption, making the nation’s sixth-largest university a campus conservation leader. Learn More
Rain garden will help water quality and landscaping
By Daniel Howley Staff Writer
In an effort to clean up local waterways, the Monmouth University chapter of New Jersey Community Water Watch is expected to begin construction on a natural water filtration system this month. The filtration system, known as a rain garden, "is a simple garden that is dug deep into the earth in order to filter out pollutants from the water and soil," Monmouth University student Jamie Kinard explained. Learn More
In 2005 the University launched Green U, a program coordinated by the Office of Environmental Health and Safety aimed at making UM a community leader in the acquisition of environmentally responsible products and the practice of ecologically sound maintenance and operations procedures. Learn More
Miami residence halls go green clean
03/20/2008
Last summer, as part of Miami's commitment to using environmentally friendly products on campus, building staff started using "green" cleaning products at McKee Hall, tying into McKee's environmental living-learning community. Learn More
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