via Energy.Gov You can lower your water heating costs by using and wasting less hot water in your home. To conserve hot water, you can fix leaks, install low-flow fixtures,... read more →
via Life Hacker Nobody likes to waste food. Thankfully, you can make your food last longer just by storing properly. Here are 10 tips, in 60-second video form, keep your... read more →
via Greatist Ah, childhood meals: Flinging peas at your sister, hiding more peas under the mashed potatoes, and being scolded by an adult for avoiding the consumption of said peas... read more →
via Jennifer Runyon, Chief Editor at RenewableEnergyWorld.com The historic carbon-cutting plan could be just enough to spur states to build more wind and solar capacity — but they have to... read more →
via MindBodyGreen - Author: Hannah Sentenac Life can feel frustrating. Maddening. Insanity-inducing, even. At times, happiness and contentment may seem achievable only in your wildest dreams. But the best part about being human... read more →
via Medium - Author: Andrea Sanders of Be Zero I’ve found that producing less trash does more than just help the environment. It has simplified what I buy, led to healthier eating... read more →
After graduating from college with a degree in Marketing and Entrepreneurship, Zach Balle established a successful career in real estate and found himself living the high life. One fateful night... read more →
After graduating college, Erin Dinan spent some time abroad volunteering in Africa. When she returned, she knew she wanted to do something to make the world a better place, but... read more →
In the Summer of 2013, The Black Forest Fire tore across Central Colorado, it as the most destructive fire in the state’s history, destroying many thousands of acres of land... read more →
Not to blatantly reference Al Gore’s controversial and debated film, An Inconvenient Truth, but I couldn’t think of a better word to use other than “Inconvenient.” They pretty much nailed... read more →
In 2010, former Marines Will McNulty and Jake Wood were living on opposite sides of the country deciding what to do with their civilian lives. When a devastating earthquake struck... read more →
In the mid 1990’s while her sons were in elementary school, Ruth Libby became aware that schoolteachers often pay for classroom supplies for their students out of their own pockets.... read more →
Sigh. It’s snowing. Again. Check out these photos from my backyard: This has been one heck of a winter so far for many parts of the country, Colorado being one... read more →
In July 2007, Random Acts of Flowers’ founder, Larsen Jay, was in a near-fatal accident. He credits the outpouring of support he received in the form of daily visitors and... read more →
Hi, Nick here. I’ve been watching the news and hearing about all the bizarre stuff happening out there, as I’m sure you have. And I find myself asking the same... read more →
Being in the media creation line of work, all of us here at eTown spend quite a bit of time checking out the world around us to see and hear... read more →
On the heels of the Labor Day holiday, I can’t help but think about the workers of Market Basket, who went on strike when their beloved CEO Arthur T. Demoulas... read more →