Showing posts with label Wisely. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wisely. Show all posts

Friday, August 12, 2011

Green Guide: The Complete Reference for Consuming Wisely

Green Guide: The Complete Reference for Consuming Wisely Review



Paper or plastic? Organic or conventional? In a world that is rapidly going "green," how does the average person make decisions that are smart for the family—and good for the planet? The Green Guide is here to help, with the concepts and choices for Earth-conscious living. Presented in concise, information-packed chapters, this up-to-the-minute resource touches on every aspect of our lives, from grocery shopping to housecleaning to work, travel, and investing—enabling consumers to make informed decisions and simple changes that impact the planet in big ways. Easy-to-follow information and hundreds of fascinating sidebars, fact boxes, and other key elements recommend how you can replace unhealthy and environmentally damaging practices and products with more wholesome, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing alternatives. Neither scholarly nor scare-mongering in tone, the lively text has been written in partnership with a board of noted experts—offering readers the most authoritative, engaging, comprehensive, and in-depth reference of its kind.

Created by two of the strongest brands in conservation and the environment, and drawn from more than ten years of reputable coverage in The Green Guide newsletter, on-line and in print, this comprehensive resource is destined to become a must-have for millions of families and the first name in household reference books in this up-and-coming category.


Sunday, July 31, 2011

The Queen of Green Tells All; or How to Go Green, Use Energy Wisely, Save Money, Be Happy, Live an Exciting Life, Help America and Avoid Calamity

The Queen of Green Tells All; or How to Go Green, Use Energy Wisely, Save Money, Be Happy, Live an Exciting Life, Help America and Avoid Calamity Review



Let's go Green! Now what? Why is all this green/ alternative energy stuff so confusing? Maybe there are too many engineers involved and not enough members of royalty. We're glad there are so many brilliant engineers in the world, but wouldn't it be nice to have things explained in regular speak so we could all understand? The Queen of Green is here to Tell All! Read the book and find out what power source we have in abundance in the US but rarely use, which kills more birds cats or wind turbines, what's the difference between PV and solar thermal, and how you might be able to heat your home with... olive pits? Yes! see page 43.