Great Coasts in the Southeastern U.S.

August 2nd, 2011

Some of the best coastline in the country is down in the southeastern part of the United States and it’s worth the drive if you haven’t visited. Here are a few of our picks for the best spots to check out so go ahead and get wildblue and use your internet connection to find out more…
Golden Isles: Coastal Georgia has some of the most scenic beaches Read the rest of this entry »

What companies are doing to make the world more eco-friendly

August 24th, 2011

Many people are concerned about the state that the environment is in. Pollution and Global warming are two of the biggest threats to the environment, but fortunately these problems can be reduced if people become more eco-friendly. There are many companies that are doing their part to make sure that their employers are more eco-friendly. Recycling is one of the best things that people can do for their environment. Everyday, thousands of materials that could have been reused are thrown away.

When people recycle, they help reduce waste. Additionally, Read the rest of this entry »

Top 5 new eco-friendly gadgets of 2011

August 23rd, 2011

Environmental awareness includes more than just recycling at home. You can go “green” while you travel, check out the top 5 new eco-friendly gadgets of 2011.

Knowing the time of day can make a difference. Consider taking a water powered travel alarm clock. This clock will keep you on time. Small and cost effective it turns the energy in the water into fuel.

Why buy throwaway batteries when you could use USB-powered rechargeable batteries. Use them like normal batteries, except to recharge you remove the Read the rest of this entry »

How many clothes should you bring on vacation?

August 19th, 2011

In addition to sport clothing, like swimsuits, and planned special occasion outfits for formal dining, etc., include one outfit per day, plus one extra ‘just in case’ set. Choose sleepwear to accommodate two to three nights per set, and daily clean underwear and socks. Try to select a single set of outerwear like jacket, sweater, hat, etc., to go with all outfits. You will likely be walking more than usual, so be sure to choose sturdy, comfortable shoes, and if possible, pack another extra lightweight Read the rest of this entry »

Green technology that helps save on your electric bill

June 19th, 2011

Green technology is the use of conservation tools that are environmentally friendly. The green products are re-usable and re-recyclable, and they do not use electricity or gas. They reduce our impact on the Earth by reducing burning of fossil fuels and damage to plants, animals and the environment. The amount of waste is also reduced, because most green technology is reusable, so it does not have to be thrown away. Surprisingly, most people struggle with high electricity bills. Green technology can help you save money on your electricity Read the rest of this entry »

How to involve your family with saving money on your electric bill

May 25th, 2011

When families are not conscious about conserving electricity, electric bills can fly through the roof. Any family needs to have an action plan when it comes to conserving energy. By implementing an action plan, a family can save hundreds of dollars on electric bill in a given year.

Often, kids are the major problem in creating high electric bill expenses. Getting kids to be conscious of electric use can be downright difficult. To encourage children to be more conservative with energy use, a parent should not attach a negative connotation to things Read the rest of this entry »

Creative ways to save money on your electric bill

May 19th, 2011

In today’s economy, families are looking for every possible way to cut costs. Electricity is one of the most expensive bills that a home owner receives monthly. Everyone already knows the basics like turning off the light when you leave the room or making sure the TV is off if no one is watching, but what about other ways to help you keep your electric bill down?

A home wind turbine may seem a bit odd, but Read the rest of this entry »