Green World with Blue Water on October 9th, 2009

Dried out lawns and unwashed cars are now a reality for people living in metropolitan cities, thanks to the water shortage crisis that is now a part of their everyday lives. With no signs of things getting better and people paying for every gsllon of water they consume, it is now a smart idea to save [...]

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Water on July 25th, 2009

As campers know, America’s national parks are not exactly known for their toilet facilities. Sure you can find flush toilets at visitor centers located near towns, but the farther out into the wilderness you travel, the more likely you are to encounter smelly pit toilets. You can’t travel much farther out than the wilds of [...]

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Water on June 4th, 2009

These days when the federal government takes on a preservation project, the emphasis is not just on restoring history, it’s on going green. When the National Trust for Historic Preservation took on restoration of President Lincoln’s summer mansion near Washington D.C., they didn’t merely restore the buildings to their mid-1800s glory, they greened them. Ordinary [...]

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