Articles, tagged with "soil and water", page 1

Do you want to cook simply and still ensure that your kitchen is only producing healthy meals? Then you are going to love the idea that I'm going to share with you today. I just received my first produce box! This produce box is filled with healthy, fres...

Have you ever think of recycling your unused mobile phones? Give it a thought; there are lots of benefits you can acquire by recycling your old and unused gsm mobile phones . This way, you can contribute in saving the ecosystem. Cell phone has become...

How can we clean up the environment? Bioremediation can do that through the use of living organisms. The U.S. makes three hundred million metric tons of biohazardous waste annually from households and industry: the chemical industry alone generates ap...

By Erika Parker Price One of the pressing environmental questions of 2011 is how we can do a better job of going green with our cell phones. A few years ago, before the advent of the smart phone, the EPA measured the average life-cycle of a cell phone...

Clean energy has become responsible and profitable alternative for business enterprises and real estate owners the world over. With the growing concern about pollution and the effects of global warming gaining more acceptance in the last decades; the nee...

Plastic waste is one of the main causes for intense soil and water pollution. Plastic recycling is considered as one of the advantageous solution to the increased plastic waste in environment. Plastic recycling is the method of disintegrating (breaking do...

By far, the main disadvantages of solar energy is the initial cost. Solar energy technology is still a bit more expensive then readily available fossil fuel technologies, but that price gap is getting smaller every month. Now with price of materials to bu...