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The 2nd annual Go Green Expo in L.A. kicked off January 22-24th at the Los Angeles Convention Center, and featured over 300 exhibitors from all around the world looking to market their pioneering green products and services to environmentally responsible shoppers. In addition, attendees had the pleasure of listening to keynote speakers, such as Ed Begley, Jr. and Mariel Hemingway, give their advice on the easiest, most affordable ways that the everyday…
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Inventors of ‘Gutterglove Gutter Guard’, highly advanced gutter protection systems, have developed a modern solution for regions with elevated icicle exposure – accurately dubbed ‘Gutterglove IceBreaker’. The novel innovation thaws icicles, ice dams and snow loads on rain gutters; offering consumers the unique…
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As the times evolve and consumer demand rises for environmentally friendly alternatives, many home builders are dedicating their efforts toward greener, more economical pastures. Builders are working hard to assemble homes that are eco-friendly, cost/energy efficient and accommodating toward the stringent standards set for LEED certification. LEED for Homes is a voluntary rating system which…
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It is a startling reality that fresh water may become very expensive in the next coming years, as water rates are rising rapidly in drought-ridden areas throughout the United States. The United Nations recently reported, in their “Coping with Water Scarcity” article, that about two thirds of the globe’s inhabitants will be facing water shortage issues by the year 2025. As it stands now, about twenty-six countries are grouped as water stressed – meaning they do not have enough water to sustain economic and agricultural development. This is because roughly 97 percent of the earth’s water is saltwater and another 2 percent is held in ice caps and glaciers, leaving only about 1 percent of fresh, drinkable water…
