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29th September 2009
Before 1975 no U.S. vehicle came equipped with a catalytic converter. Changes in environmental policy -- started with the formation of the Environmental Protection Agency [EPA] by the Nixon Administration – soon changed all of that. Now, with very few e... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
Numerous unwanted plants including weeds, unproductive bushes or trees and a lot of other things can take nutrients away from crops as well as from other useful plants. This is the main reason, farmers and gardeners want to get rid of these unwanted plant... Read >
Author: Article Publisher23rd September 2009
Since the twin towers at the World Trade Center in New York collapsed on Sept. 11, there has been a concern about asbestos being released into the air at the site.
The Environmental Protection Agency has been conducting tests to measure the levels of a... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Have you ever wondered: which is better, bottled water or tap? After all, they both taste pretty much the same to most palates. Bottled water is the fasting growing commercial beverage sold in the Unites States. But does that mean it is the best? The ... Read >
Author: Ray Subs23rd September 2009
The history of asbestos
Asbestos generally refers to long threads of silicate fiber compounds. The word asbestos actually comes from the Greek word for "inextinguishable" as they are resistant to heat, fire, and chemicals as well as non-conductive. The... Read >
Author: Andre Savoie, 23rd September 2009
Chino 91709 Environmentally Safe Plumber 909 391 8460 Environmentally Safe Plumber In Arcadia For Drain Cleaning, etcAny plumber can tell you that you should not pour grease down the disposal, wash coffee grounds down the drain, or flush cigarettes down... Read >
Author: Micah Sanders23rd September 2009
Chino 91709 Plumber 909 391 8460 Environmentally Friendly Plumber In Chino 91709 For Leaky Pipes, etcAny plumber can tell you that you should not pour grease down the disposal, wash coffee grounds down the drain, or flush cigarettes down the toilet-but i... Read >
Author: Earl Powell23rd September 2009
Green Energy Audit Certification, Inc. provides quality knowledge for energy efficiency professionals. Their training, education, and experience has created a force of capable energy efficiency and energy auditor experts who can help you make your home gr... Read >
Author: Franks 21st September 2009
Taking advantage of Austin Energy’s incentives for energy efficient homes and businesses makes good financial sense. Rebates and loans are available to help Austin residents make environmentally friendly choices. In some cases, low and moderate income c... Read >
Author: Joe Cline21st September 2009
Molds seem to be ubiquitous in nature, and mold spores are a common component of household and workplace dust. However, when mold spores are present in large quantities, they can present a health hazard to humans, potentially causing allergic reaction... Read >
Author: Team Oxynet21st September 2009
Water is essential to maintain health for children and adults alike, and it should be the beverage of choice for all of us, with one notable exception. For infants, water is not necessary and may even be harmful to your little one. Before you give your ba... Read >
Author: Cindy Paiva17th September 2009
Ever since mankind began to industrialize, environmentalism has been a constant dilemma. From the coal-stained streets of London to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, we have always traded the destruction of one existing circumstance for our personal comfor... Read >
Author: Yodle17th September 2009
No one likes uninvited guests. But, when the unwanted visitors are goose-bump inducing creepy critters, drastic action may be required.
But, if you're thinking of racing to the store and purchasing a tub of over the counter pesticide, you should be awa... Read >
Author: Yodle17th September 2009
For more than a decade, Americans have been becoming increasingly aware that the air that they breathe in their homes is generally not of good quality. Between cooking and pet odors, mold, mildew, the widespread use of plastic materials, and carcinogenic ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle17th September 2009
Recent controversy about granite countertops may finally be put to rest, thanks to two new independent studies published in the Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology. Critics have alleged that granite countertops contained dangerous l... Read >
Author: Joe Cline16th September 2009
The Environmental Protection Agency strives to monitor chemicals and to preserve human health by protecting the environment- air, water and land. EPA compliance is ensured by working in alliance with state governments, tribal governments, and other federa... Read >
Author: Andrew Peters16th September 2009
Those yellow, animated phenomenons have finally made their way to the big screen and it only took eighteen years. So does the animated movie live up to the hilarity of the television show? Read on and find out – doh!
The town of Springfield’s lake ... Read >
15th September 2009
The effectiveness and quality of the air conditioning filters you fix and your family's health as well as risk of allergies is indelibly linked. Do you actually know what your family is inhalation?
It's a good query to ask you.
We all face a range of ... Read >
Author: Alien15th September 2009
The Environmental Protection Agency strives to monitor chemicals and to preserve human health by protecting the environment- air, water and land. EPA compliance is ensured by working in alliance with state governments, tribal governments, and other federa... Read >
Author: afinch336@gmail.com15th September 2009
Going green these days is the most sensible thing to do. Any person who would endorse greener steps could reduce further damage to the environment. The world would survive a lot longer if you as a homeowner would make your home conserve energy.
Making ... Read >
Author: roseywriter10th September 2009
Molds are fungi that grow in the environment and are helpful in biodegradation or natural decaying of dried leaves. They also play an important role in the production of various foods, antibacterial medications and drinks. Though how useful they may be ... Read >
Author: NYC Mold Removal10th September 2009
If you have an existing mold problem, there’s only one mold Removal Company that you can count on. With over 10 years of experience in the field of removing molds, Certified Mold Inspection NYC mold removal company has been offering comprehensive and ... Read >
Author: NYC Mold Removal10th September 2009
Do you share this love/hate relationship with eating fish that I have? While I appreciate the benefit of omega-3 fatty acids from the fish oil, which significantly decreases my risk of heart attack, I have that constant fear of ingesting contaminants from... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby07th September 2009
So, you’ve decided to make your nursery as eco-friendly and chemical free as your sweet baby. Good for you! It really isn’t that hard or expensive to make your baby’s nursery a safe, natural place to sleep and play.
The first step is to ensur... Read >
Author: Kurt Adams06th September 2009
The Environmental Protection Agency stresses the importance of mold remediation and the hiring of Tampa Mold Remediation experts. Mold is a fungus that thrives in certain areas of our home that were exposed to water and remains to be damp. Molds are dep... Read >
Author: blackmold03rd September 2009
When gasoline prices hit their highest levels in the first half of 2008, interest in hybrid-powertrain vehicles reached new records, too. Suddenly, high gas mileage took precedence as a reason to buy a particular car. A few months later, as gas prices sun... Read >
Author: autoMedia03rd September 2009
Green has become the buzzword for all things environmental of a positive nature. Fuel efficient, particularly hybrid, cars are green. Solar and wind energy are green. And pretty much any process that conserves resources is green. So too are the fields... Read >
Author: GreenDegree02nd September 2009
The dangers of asbestos have long been known. Ancient Romans observed a correlation between slaves working with asbestos and lung complications. In modern times, as early as 1898, British health authorities stated that a connection between asbestos work... Read >
Author: famowshowitz28th August 2009
Long ago, car owners would just put straight water into the radiator of their cars. Water worked alright, but there was one problem. Well, actually two. The temperatures at which water froze and boiled were simply to close together. Driving on a hot summe... Read >
Author: Dirk Gibson27th August 2009
Weather catastrophes are increasing dramatically, compounded by growing figure of serious incidents amidst multiplying population densities resulting in greater number of populace affected and property destroyed. Extreme weather events have been attribute... Read >
Author: M.E.Reza23rd August 2009
Product recalls are requests to return a batch or a whole production run of defective products. This is usually done for safety issues.
Aside from safety issues, a product recall can also be requested because of defects that diminish the product’s fu... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group22nd August 2009
The Ford Fusion Hybrid is a gasoline-electric hybrid powered version of the mid-size Ford Fusion sedan developed by the Ford Motor Company, and launched to the U.S. market in March 2009 as a 2010 model. The Fusion Hybrid is manufactured at Ford's Hermosil... Read >
Author: Fazal Zubair20th August 2009
Luckily for Americans, the U.S. Federal Administration has established a broad housing program for the senior citizens of the country by means of the Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) primarily driving the implementation of reasonably priced... Read >
Author: C.G.20th August 2009
Ice O Matic offers customers products that meet or exceed safety and sanitation standards, along with offering energy saving machines to reduce energy costs. Ice O Matic ice machines use the Pure Ice system to insure the ice machine’s ice tastes clean a... Read >
Author: JaceDarious17th August 2009
It has been repeatedly proven the fish oil can provide a wide array of benefits to human health. And as it is getting more and more popular, different variants of fish oils are rampantly being sold to the market. It is okay if these fish oils are the real... Read >
Author: Rajagopalan16th August 2009
Frontline Plus for Cats has been granted the approval from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to market this new product in the United States back in year 2000. This product consist of an adulticide and insect growth regular for complete tick an... Read >
Author: Anna Peacocks13th August 2009
Your everyday food choices are important - and not just because they impact your health and well being. Making healthy "green" choices for yourself and your family can also benefit the environment for generations to come. When you support organic agricult... Read >
Author: Gen Wright13th August 2009
Most of us just buy chocolates with no guidelines in mind at all. However, these days when pesticides are used to tend plants, it is better to keep watch with everything that we avail. Chocolates are derived from plants, cacao plants to be specific. These... Read >
Author: Kermit Fox11th August 2009
As an avid proponent of Michigan Renewable Energy, I would like for you to offer you my review of The Efficient Planet Kit which is by far one of the best products I have seen for clean energy in a long time.The kit instructions for the projects are, with... Read >
Author: Dane Knox11th August 2009
The pot belly stove is the symbol of Americana. Its' use in colonial America was not just to provide sufficient heat. The pot belly stove was also used as the place to cook the household's meals in more affluent homes.
Pot belly stoves were constructe... Read >
Author: bsimard10th August 2009
The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) originally passed in 1984 by United States Congress was established to regulate the drinking water of this nation. Amendments were made in 1986 and 1996 to further protect this favorite beverage and its sources - lakes,... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby10th August 2009
It’s unbelievable that we have arsenic drinking water. The presence of arsenic in water is dangerous to our health.
Are you aware of the dangers? Do you know if your water meets the safety guidelines?
You might be asking how does it get in our ... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby08th August 2009
For unpaved road dust control there are many solutions, but are they necessary? According to the Environmental Protection Agency, unpaved roads are the biggest contributor to particulate air pollution in America. The quantity of dust that is created by un... Read >
Author: Mark Sierra05th August 2009
If you’re wondering how is water quality measured, the question could have a variety of answers. The answer mainly depends on what the water is going to be used for. This article will be about water for public consumption rather than other uses, such a... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby05th August 2009
When it comes to genetics, any organism, We live in an age of advanced scientific exploration. Genetic research is at an all-time high and new discoveries in this field are cropping up every day, literally. In the field of genetic research involving the f... Read >
Author: GeraldFitz04th August 2009
Your home water treatment system could be threatened by dangerous germs. Germs enter through the tap water and through the showerhead. Here's what you can do to protect your family. Install a whole-house water treatment system.
Trying to find whol... Read >
Author: Larry L. Taylor04th August 2009
If you care about your health, you may wonder how are drinking water quality standards determined. In the U.S. the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has the responsibility and the authority to see to it that we have clean, healthy water to drink.
... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby03rd August 2009
The EPA or Environmental Protection Agency sets water quality standards in the U.S. As the name suggests this organization was formed to protect us against hazards to our environment.
Part of that includes the water we drink, cook with and bathe in, w... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby03rd August 2009
Considering the current state of the Chrysler company, its full-size "flagship" 300 sedan seems to belong in a different era. Introduced for 2005, the modern-day 300 aimed to revive the tradition of the "letter series" models of the late 1950s and '60s.
... Read >
Author: autoMedia03rd August 2009
Four to five trillion plastic bags are manufactured every year. Plastic bags are very popular with both retailers as well as consumers because they are cheap, strong, lightweight, functional, as well as a hygienic means of carrying food as well as other g... Read >
Author: Lynne Mueller03rd August 2009
Paper recycling is the process of recovering waste paper and making it into new paper products. Recycled paper can be made into paper towels, notebook paper, computer paper, copy paper, envelopes, boxes, and even cat litter. The United States uses 85.5 mi... Read >
Author: Lynne Mueller01st August 2009
Everyone wants a clean and fresh smelling home, but if you’ve been using commercial cleaners and air fresheners, you might have a home full of toxins! In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says that the level of pollutants in your home can... Read >
Author: Lynne Mueller01st August 2009
At least 36 states are expected to face water shortages within the next five years, due to drought, rising demand and rising temperatures. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Americans use an average of 100 gallons of water each day. B... Read >
Author: Lynne Mueller23rd July 2009
According to a new study from the Journal of the American Medical Association, bed bugs do not transmit disease to their victims, but infestations continue to increase worldwide. The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) has reported a 71% increase... Read >
Author: Pests21st July 2009
There are still lots of people don't pay attention at all to the need to recycle and others do a so…so job of separating their paper. This means out of all the items being recycled not enough people recycle their plastics . So, what will happen... Read >
Author: Russel Stuart17th July 2009
Germ warfare
Hygienilac
Are you aware of the amount of germs in your house? Or of where the majority of them choose to live? You may not want to be. We all watch reality programmes like “How Clean is Your House” and tut at the disgusting level of... Read >
Author: germ1234517th July 2009
Austin takes its trees pretty seriously. This spring the Austin City Council considered rules for how developers can both treat existing trees on a property and quotas for planting future trees. This effort comes through the city's Watershed Protection ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th July 2009
With energy prices on the rise, not only are people paying more at the pump, but they’re also paying more in their utility bills. This may cause you to be looking at energy efficiency in a whole new light. When you are purchasing home appliances, it is ... Read >
Author: stew16th July 2009
Soil samples are set to be collected and tested after the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expressed concerns over the possibility of contamination from asbestos-tainted products manufactured in a nearby insulation production facility. The factory i... Read >
Author: LegalView11th July 2009
Water is very important for a body to function properly. Human blood is generally 95% water; bones consist of 22% water and even human brain has 75% water. A person can live without food for nearly 14 days but without water, the body can survive only for ... Read >
Author: capellaflavordrops11th July 2009
Air pollution, in general, is a top environmental trouble in the world today. Interior air pollution is part of that Problem. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, indoor air pollution levels can be up to five times higher than pollution leve... Read >
Author: Jeremy Finch10th July 2009
There are now plenty of things that we can do as consumers to limit our energy usage when it comes to our home electronics equipment. The UK currently spends billions of pounds on purchasing these electronic goods from all over the world. We then spend ... Read >
Author: Daniel Higgins10th July 2009
Green has become the buzzword for all things environmental of a positive nature. Fuel efficient, particularly hybrid, cars are green. Solar and wind energy are green. And pretty much any process that conserves resources is green. So too are the fields of... Read >
Author: GreenDegree09th July 2009
If you are looking for information about water softener filter, you will find the below related article very helpful. It provides a refreshing perspective that is much related to water softener filter and in some manner related to fly fishing photography,... Read >
Author: deepak kulkarni09th July 2009
Would you like to know what is in tap water? You have to question the purity of tap water, these days. It has probably been questionable for many years, but only recently have we learned about all of the health hazards that we are exposed to, every time... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby09th July 2009
You see, we should be very thankful that we are born in this modern generation because of the existence of the Internet. With the Internet, every information (whether about kitchen aid refrigerator water filter or any other such as trout flies, carp fishi... Read >
Author: deepak kulkarni08th July 2009
Let me ask you a simple question. Do you know what is in our drinking water? You may think that it is simply water, or you may know that it contains fluoride and chlorine. What I am guessing you don’t know, however, is that both tap and bottle water ... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby06th July 2009
Finding specific information about water filter system might not be easy but we have gathered very helpful and relevant information about the general subject matter, with the ultimate aim of helping you out. Even if your search is about other water filter... Read >
Author: deepak kulkarni04th July 2009
Asbestos is a natural silicate mineral made up of thin crystalline fibres. The word "asbestos" comes from the Greek language and means "unquenchable" or "inextinguishable." This name was used because of the flame retardant nature of asbestos.
Historic... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer04th July 2009
Researchers have been trying to answer the question; is tap water safe for bathing and showering. They’ve been trying, for quite some time, because of disinfection byproducts called trihalomethanes (THMs) that are known to increase the individual’s c... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby01st July 2009
Fact: Tap water filtration systems are sometimes ineffective. I have looked at and compared the performance data of all of the major brands and found that many of them are not effective.
Older products that have been on the market for a while were d... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby01st July 2009
Interview: Green Initiatives and Energy Conservation in a Modern Atlanta Datacenter
Author: Jeff Hinkle of Global Net Access (AtlantaNAP)
The ‘Green Initiative’ has become a critical focal point for data centers around the world due to the... Read >
Author: John LeGeyt01st July 2009
All Green Electronics Recycling announces that they are offering free pick up and free disposal of computer equipment to businesses nationwide.
"A majority of businesses are recycling their old computer equipment responsibly. But there are millions o... Read >
Author: Keith Hunt01st July 2009
All Green Electronics Recycling announces that they are offering free pick up and free disposal of computer equipment to businesses nationwide.
"Many businesses are recycling their old computer equipment responsibly. But there are millions of compute... Read >
Author: Keith Hunt01st July 2009
Some have heard the saying “cleanliness is close to godliness.” It is very essential that we focus on being clean. I like to practice cleanliness most when it comes to my families drinking water.
There are certain things that we do not know about t... Read >
Author: nlwest2127th June 2009
Asbestos contamination has killed over 200 people in a small Montana town, according to reports from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The governmental branch charged with investigating and preventing destructive environmental practices announce... Read >
Author: LegalView27th June 2009
Believe it or not, even with the hustle and bustle of modern day living, most people still spend most of their days inside their homes - or at least, indoors. Even those people who consider themselves the outdoor-type still spend a lot more of their ti... Read >
Author: Team Oxynet22nd June 2009
Asbestos, used in construction for heat insulation and fireproofing, was known to be a carcinogen and toxic substance for many years prior to leading up to the Environmental Protection Agency's ban on the use of asbestos in building construction. Those th... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer19th June 2009
We have all heard about how trees help the environment, but do we know how exactly? Metaphorically, trees are like the lungs of the planet. They breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen. What does this mean?
Carbon Dioxide or CO2 is one of the ... Read >
Author: anjohnson19th June 2009
Many people don't pay attention at all to the need to recycle and others do a so…so job of separating their paper. This means out of all the items being recycled not enough people recycle their plastics . Then the question lies with: "What will ... Read >
Author: Russel Stuart18th June 2009
Automobile recyclers all over the state of Ohio are taking part in a joint venture with the United States Environmental Protection Agency to recover up to 90 percent of the mercury switches contained in automobiles by the year 2017.
This program is kn... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner18th June 2009
As part of a nationwide program that began back in August of 2006, Georgia auto recyclers have really made a significant contribution in the effort to ensure that switches that contain mercury do not find their way into the environment. The program was in... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner18th June 2009
The Auto Recyclers of Texas have joined forces with the United States Environmental Protection Agency in order to reduce the amount of Mercury that enters the environment here in the state of Texas. It may surprise many people to realize that up until 200... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner18th June 2009
Aside from what most come to Florida seeking: either sunshine or oversized rodents. There is another secret hiding out in the state. Florida has some of the best junk yards in the nation. This stands to reason once one applies a little logic that there ar... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner18th June 2009
Today the landscape of recycling is changing rapidly and nowhere is that more true than in the great state of Texas. The Texas Auto Recyclers Association or TARA for short is a coalition of more than 800 salvage yards that are working together to help sol... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner17th June 2009
Mold is a hidden enemy in many homes. Mold hides in dark and damp. Often a home can be affected and infested by mold without anyone noticing. If you can see mold you need to know and worry about the mold you don’t see. Even if you don’t see mold it ca... Read >
Author: sturat17th June 2009
Have you ever marveled where all these somewhat blurring terms came from? Well the answer is they are all types of Lawyers initiated from various legal systems. Some of the footings are from the British legal system; some are from Scotland and some from t... Read >
Author: Lakshmi Rekha17th June 2009
Mold is a hidden enemy in many homes. Mold hides in dark and damp. Often a home can be affected and infested by mold without anyone noticing. If you can see mold you need to know and worry about the mold you don’t see. Even if you don’t see mold it ca... Read >
Author: sturat17th June 2009
Automotive Recyclers all across the state of New York have been helping this state protect its citizens and its environment for the past several years by participating in a program instituted by the United States Environmental Protection Agency. This prog... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner15th June 2009
All Green Electronics Recycling announces that they are offering free pick up and free disposal of computer equipment to companies nationwide.
"A majority of corporations are disposing of their old computer hardware responsibly. But there are million... Read >
Author: Keith Hunt15th June 2009
All Green Electronics Recycling announces that they are offering free pick up and free disposal of pc systems to companies nationwide.
"Most corporations are recycling their old computer equipment responsibly. But there are millions of computer syste... Read >
Author: Keith Hunt15th June 2009
All Green Electronics Recycling announces that they are offering free pick up and free disposal of computer hardware to businesses nationwide.
"Most companies are disposing of their old computer equipment responsibly. But there are millions of comput... Read >
Author: Keith Hunt15th June 2009
Asbestos is a natural silicate mineral made up of thin crystalline fibres. The word "asbestos" comes from the Greek language and means "unquenchable" or "inextinguishable." This name was used because of the flame retardant nature of asbestos.
Historic... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer15th June 2009
When you're taking the family on a Sunshine Coast holiday, one of your first trips will be to the beach. From Caloundra in the south to Noosa in the north, this beautiful stretch of Australian coastline boasts some stunning beaches.
Confidence in beach... Read >
Author: Roger Laganin14th June 2009
It is a fact that, as of now, there are no defined enforceable fish oil specifications regarding maximum allowable levels of pollutants. Different government and third party agencies stipulate their own recommended specifications.
Therefore, it's up to... Read >
Author: nicossty12th June 2009
A simple Google search for the keyword “tap water contamination” yields over half a million results. Unless you’ve been living in Grizzly Adams’ cabin for the past five years you have been inundated with all sorts of reports and studies ringing th... Read >
Author: Living Water12th June 2009
Aetna today announced that the company’s efforts to reduce its environmental impact are being honored with a Connecticut Climate Change Leadership Award by the state of Connecticut. The largest of eight organizations to be so honored this year, Aetna ... Read >
Author: www.EasyToInsureME.com12th June 2009
Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) and four other Members of Congress have sent a letter to the World Bank in the continuing fight to curb the number of potentially deadly mesothelioma cases. The inquiry concerned the tardy release of a report on the use... Read >
Author: LegalView11th June 2009
All Green Electronics Recycling announces that they are offering free pick up and free disposal of computer equipment to companies nationwide.
"Many businesses are disposing of their old computer equipment properly. But there are millions of computer... Read >
Author: Keith Hunt09th June 2009
The term "cap-and-trade" is heard a lot these days when discussing global warming and environmental policy. What exactly is cap-and-trade? Well, it's the government giving companies an allowance (the cap) on pollution by setting CO2 emission standards. ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer07th June 2009
Junk yards in Michigan are experience a renewal of sorts. Getting a facelift, fresh for the 21st century, the junk yards here are also changing the way they do business.
Junk yards used to be places where unwanted vehicles went to die but all that is ... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner06th June 2009
This year’s HGTV Green Home is as green & beautiful as ever. Fans across the country have been entering to win the HGTV Green Home grand prize package valued at $750,000. The contest ends on Friday, June 5, 2009 at 5 p.m. This year's home, located in Tr... Read >
Author: Caesarstoneus06th June 2009
When you’re planning your holiday travel (or travel at any time of year for that matter) it’s worth knowing how to avoid catching and spreading germs, so consider the words of Lahey Clinic physician Dr. Mark Gendreau…
“The risk of contracting a... Read >
Author: Kirsten Whittaker04th June 2009
When we think about permeable pavement, we think about something that allows flow through. That is exactly what permeable pavement is. It is a natural stone pavement that allows water to flow through the permeable surface of the pavement and drain into a ... Read >
Author: Charles Maverick03rd June 2009
When a vehicle needs some type of repair, one of the first questions asked is how much is it going to cost. The answer will be “a lot” especially if buying the parts new from a dealership. Today there is an alternative to spending tremendous amounts o... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner01st June 2009
When we think about permeable pavement, we think about something that allows flow through. That is exactly what permeable pavement is. It is a natural stone pavement that allows water to flow through the permeable surface of the pavement and drain into a ... Read >
Author: Charles Maverick01st June 2009
When we think about permeable pavement, we think about something that allows flow through. That is exactly what permeable pavement is. It is a natural stone pavement that allows water to flow through the permeable surface of the pavement and drain into a ... Read >
Author: Charles Maverick18th May 2009
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The use of electric devices is an inescapable fact in modern society. During the course of the day, we are surrounded by electro-magnetic fields given off by devices like microwaves, telephone wires, radios, computers, t... Read >
18th May 2009
The use of bottled water around the globe has been rapidly increasing in recent years. With the belief that drinking bottled water is better for your health, many spend money on installing a 5 gallon water dispenser in their homes or offices. Before you d... Read >
Author: Ashoka Taavi15th May 2009
Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral. The most distinguishable attributes of this mineral are its long, hair like filaments and its ability to withstand high temperatures. There are many kinds of asbestos. It comes in several colours including white,... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer15th May 2009
While the hunt for gold can be a rewarding and exciting experience, its important that you become aware of the current gold panning regulations in your area. Imposing limitations with your panning activity is crucial in preserving our land and other natur... Read >
Author: Christina Goldman13th May 2009
Can your house to clean, without knowing about Eco friendly products? Some of these chemicals we used to clean the air in our homes are a negative effect. If you knew when you are cleaning, I have actually been released for the health of your family in da... Read >
Author: Thanate Tan13th May 2009
What should be the fish oil specifications for the safest and the best fish oil products? What are the industry standards regarding consumer's safety and health? Find out the expert answers to these questions in this article.
Fish oil specification
... Read >
Author: Vijay K Raisinghani11th May 2009
In the US, the water quality standards are set by the Environmental Protection Agency. They seem to be sufficient in inhibiting outbreaks of waterborne diseases, since of the few outbreaks that occur annually, most of them occur in supplies that are not r... Read >
Author: nicossty11th May 2009
In this day and age that there is a growing concern among the public, there is an ongoing debate about bottled water vs tap water.
The question is whether the higher cost of bottles is justified.
Across all United States, there is a raised awareness... Read >
Author: nicossty11th May 2009
First, why is water quality important to public health? Around the turn of the century, before chlorination began, waterborne illnesses were rampant in countries with large populations. Today, they are still rampant in third world nations and countries st... Read >
Author: nicossty11th May 2009
If you have a small baby, then you are probably using tap water to make baby formula. I don't mean to alarm you, but before you open that faucet again to fill the baby bottle, I think you should consider the following.
This may be shocking to you, but ... Read >
Author: nicossty05th May 2009
Asbestos tiles were pretty popular back then in the US from 1920 to the 1960s. Nobody knew anything about the side effects of asbestos. Asbestos were used to manufacture brake pads, filtered cigarettes, electric ovens, battle ships, even asbestos tile... Read >
Author: mark01st May 2009
To overcome the increasing rate of pollution, government of United Kingdom has taken a vital step against the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere by the vehicles. The government has enforced new Co2 based UK car tax rates according to whi... Read >
Author: Mike01st May 2009
SPOKANE, Washington -- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded Advantage IQ, Inc., a subsidiary of Avista Corp. (NYSE:AVA), with a 2009 ENERGY STAR Sustained Excellence Award. The award recognizes Advantage IQ’s continued commitment t... Read >
Author: A. Hunter01st May 2009
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency this week notified five Washington-based businesses that they will receive 2009 ENERGY STAR awards at a ceremony on March 31 in Washington, D.C. The energy conservation efforts of Advantage IQ, Kennedy Associates, ... Read >
Author: A. Hunter26th April 2009
Motor oil leaked from individual vehicles—or outright dumped by homeowners and commercial garages inevitably finds its way into local water bodies. Topsoil and natural vegetation would ordinarily filter many of these pollutants out, but the impermeable... Read >
Author: Greg Chapman17th April 2009
Your home should protect you, right? Well, it can only do this job if you do yours. The number one most important job you will to for your home is to keep it clean. If you do not your home will become host to thousands of germs, bacteria, and mold. The re... Read >
Author: Stanley Home Products17th April 2009
The U.S. Clean Air Act clearly defines the role of the federal government and U.S. states when dealing with air quality measures. Among the areas addressed under the regulation are measures to control interstate air pollution, and leak detection and repai... Read >
16th April 2009
Greenhouse gas tracking will be covered by a federal mandate in the United States and the first reports are due in 2011 for the previous year's GHG emissions data. Those affected, including business and government agencies, must comply or be subjected to ... Read >
09th April 2009
For centuries, humans have abused their environment for personal gain. Fortunately, the Green cause have triggered ways to encourage personal gain while still helping the environment.
Steer clear of the attitude that everything is disposable after a fe... Read >
Author: Lori Ramirez09th April 2009
Most people keep old laptops and computer parts even when they don't use it, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Many stash it away in storage or worse yet they toss it into the trash. Consumers who find themselves stuck with a used laptop h... Read >
Author: Lori Ramirez07th April 2009
The EPA's mandatory carbon emissions reporting plan comes into effect in 2010. Companies must file a first report in 2011 covering the previous year. These requirements cover those facilities with HVAC systems, refrigeration and AC systems, companies that... Read >
07th April 2009
Due to growing environmental concern there is always a need for the vehicle that must be environment friendly and does not emit gases like carbon dioxide and carbon mono oxide, which are harmful and injurious to health. To serve that reason many companies... Read >
Author: Mark05th April 2009
Many people are wondering is tap water cleaner than bottled water sold at stores. The reason they are wondering? It is most likely due to all of the reports about contaminants that have been found in some brands. The store brands seem to be particularly b... Read >
Author: Dewayne Blalock04th April 2009
We’re in this environmental mess because humans have exploited the earth for personal gain. However, you can sell your laptops, get some grocery money and still help the planet.
One of the ways to care for our natural resources is to extract the mos... Read >
Author: Lori Ramirez04th April 2009
Due to growing environmental concern there is always a need for the vehicle that must be environment friendly and does not emit gases like carbon dioxide and carbon mono oxide, which are harmful and injurious to health. To serve that reason many companies... Read >
Author: Mark03rd April 2009
Americans look to a dimmer future, not because worldwide destruction looms, but because dimming light bulbs helps save energy.
Many people don't consider their light bulbs a major expense. But if every American homeowner installed one energy-efficient ... Read >
Author: Ron Roberts02nd April 2009
As R22 refrigerant is phased out under federal regulations established by the United States and other countries worldwide, alternative substances have been identified. These alternatives are friendlier to the environment and more energy efficient. Among t... Read >
02nd April 2009
Approximately 10 years ago antibacterial cleaners were introduced into our homes as the cleaning agent of choice. Although antibacterial cleaning agents are not really a new idea, they have been used in hospitals for some time to combat germs.
The firs... Read >
Author: CarolynSue01st April 2009
Did you have a flood in your home? Did you have sewage back up? Maybe you feel like you are living a nightmare and do not know what to do next. If only you could turn the channel and this mess would just disappear. You are in luck. You do not have to clea... Read >
Author: Leo Nov31st March 2009
Crops are struggling, and lawns are turning brown. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, 36 states anticipate water shortages by 2013.
For the millions affected by drought, every drop makes a difference. Personal water consumption remains a... Read >
Author: Ron Roberts27th March 2009
As temperatures dip lower, families can save money and keep warm by making energy-efficiency improvements to their homes.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has released essential tips for saving energy and money this winter to help Americans best prepa... Read >
Author: Ron Roberts25th March 2009
If you're a lifelong wine drinker, and you have read all the research released about the benefits of red wine, the results of an analysis of British researchers might have you changing the beverage you enjoy each day.
Potential harmful levels of metal... Read >
Author: Kirsten Whittaker21st March 2009
Cell phones are definitely a huge asset to all of us, the ability to get in touch with almost anyone, almost anytime and almost anywhere has made our lives a lot easier. We can keep in contact with our loved ones and never miss the opportunity to close a ... Read >
Author: Robert Bell17th March 2009
Vanessa Williams, Lindsay Lohan, and Jessica Simpson all boast that facial washes are the win all beat all in fighting acne, and people that suffer from acne use this liquid concoctions like crazy. But are there some hazards hidden in these boasted about ... Read >
13th March 2009
Generators are becoming common industry equipments these days. Electricity or power should be constantly flowing in a manufacturing zone; else, revenues may be lost. Diesel generator can either be for home or industrial use. Areas that are subject to extr... Read >
Author: Mark Cooper13th March 2009
Composting has been around for many years as an easy way to add nutrients to a garden, but the activity is also a great way to reduce the amount of waste that ends up in our landfills. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reports that as much as 24% o... Read >
Author: Andy Asbury12th March 2009
Did you know that the Environmental Protection Agency has named indoor air pollution as one of the top threats for Americans? They have claimed that the air indoors has potentially up to one hundred percent higher levels of pollutants than outdoor air. ... Read >
Author: Allison Mac12th March 2009
Home air purifiers have become extremely important with the amount of indoor air pollutants floating around our homes. Learn which home air purifiers have the best reputations as well as what key factors one should consider when shopping for an air purif... Read >
Author: Allison Mac12th March 2009
While new homes are 100 percent more energy efficient today than those built three decades ago, most people are not familiar with how to actually design energy savings into the infrastructure of their home.
Here are a few ways to save energy in your ho... Read >
Author: Ron Roberts11th March 2009
You might want to leave the question of how to purify tap water to the experts. Of course, in emergency situations, like floods and other natural disasters, boiling or bleaching may be necessary, but on a daily basis, the average home owner can do little... Read >
Author: Derek Reeve10th March 2009
The Climate of Houston is classified as humid subtropical. Houston's warmest month (on average) is July at 85 °F (I saw temperatures going up to 100 °F), and the coldest month being January at 54 °F (I was freezing at 30 °F). Houston may sometime exp... Read >
Author: hurlian10th March 2009
Did you know that there are harmful chemicals in your supposedly safe drinking water? The government has never tried to hide the fact that there are chemicals found in tap water. However, government officials focus on what they consider helpful chemicals ... Read >
Author: Dewayne Blalock10th March 2009
When shopping for whole house water filters, you have a number of choices. The right choice in a whole house water filter depends on the contaminants in your supply. The information here should help you choose the right product.
Do you have a private w... Read >
Author: Derek Reeve10th March 2009
Black plumes of smoke funnel into the air from the charred bottom of an empty riverbed. The riverbanks are barren. Not even a twig emerges from the dry, cracked soil. Various bits of plastic and metal litter the earth: the small alt key from a computer ke... Read >
Author: Lori Ramirez10th March 2009
Don’t buy just any drinking water filter system. Get your facts straight first. There are some very effective and affordable products on the market, but there are a number of overpriced and ineffective ones, too. Here’s how to tell the difference.
... Read >
Author: Derek Reeve07th March 2009
What are the factors affecting the quality of water that you drink every day? There may be many. It depends a lot on where you live and what your source is. Here's a look at what you might need to consider.
Microbial Contamination
Microbial contamin... Read >
Author: David Cassell03rd March 2009
Two business owners who work in the asbestos abatement field have been found guilty of purposefully endangering the health and the lives of their customers. By incompletely removing asbestos and purchasing false safety reports about removals, two upstate ... Read >
Author: ScottHendler03rd March 2009
Many people think if they just eliminate red meat and poultry from their diets, their eating healthier. This is partly true, but there are hazards to eating fish and seafood as well. The harm that humans have done to the environment has had a direct effec... Read >
Author: Jasper Sayer24th February 2009
As a result of the "green living" movement, Low or Zero VOC paints are becoming more mainstream. If you're gearing up to paint your baby's nursery, here's what you should know about these new paint alternatives.
Traditional Paints
If you've ever pain... Read >
Author: Sheila Baskerville23rd February 2009
Top Ten Reasons to Drive a Nissan Car in New York City:
1. Nissan Car wins Best Buy Award in the Small Car Category Finding this Nissan car exceptional to drive in New York City. 2009 Nissan Versa Wins Consumers Digest Best Buy Award Third Year in... Read >
Author: Satya Narayan23rd February 2009
Mosquitoes are not just causing irritation to you. Mosquitoes becomes conveyance for the spread of diseases from West Nile Virus to Malaria. The traditional way to answer mosquito control is sprays. However, out of many ways of compating these pesky mos... Read >
Author: Drago Marx18th February 2009
Often confusing with multiple changes occurring right until a new environmental regulation passes, owners of AC/HVAC systems may find themselves unprotected. The California Air Resource Board (CARB) and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are worki... Read >
16th February 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 John Curry
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, more than 290 million scrap tires are generated in the United States every year. While recycling tires has increased dramatically in recent years, the fact remains that the... Read >
Author: Bridjit Curb Ramps10th February 2009
Cap on R-22 Will Fall Short by 20% of the Demand in 2010
The HCFC refrigerant gas called R-22 is the most pervasive refrigerant in everyday use around the world. Since the 1940's R-22 has been the refrigerant gas that we use in central air-conditioning... Read >
09th February 2009
When the Founding Fathers of America declared its independence, they could not have imagined that, 232 years later, the United States would be so dependent on foreign countries before oil gushed from a well in Titusville, marking the beginning of the glob... Read >
Author: Jeff J03rd February 2009
The traditional wood-burning stove has its place in public consciousness as a symbol of rustic ambiance. Today, it actually can be an efficient and eco-friendly method of heating your home. By purchasing an EPA-certified stove, you can heat your home ... Read >
Author: M Shane28th January 2009
On these cold January mornings the warm pursuits of summer seem very far away. It may not be pool weather yet, but January is the perfect month to start gardening. With a little planning now and a small amount of monthly yard maintenance, this summer ca... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer28th January 2009
by Daniel C. Esty and Andrew S. Winston,
Authors of Green to Gold: How Smart Companies Use Environmental Strategy to Innovate, Create Value, and Build Competitive Advantage
To build an Eco-Advantage culture, leading companies use many approaches:
... Read >
Author: FSB Authors21st January 2009
DENVER --- On January 20, 2009, history will be made as Barack Obama will be sworn in as the 44th President of the United States of America, marking one of the most significant events in the country’s 233-year history. The incoming administration will q... Read >
Author: Colin Waters20th January 2009
It is as important to use electricity wisely. It can save you a lot of money and help you do your part in saving the environment. Solar power kits and wind electricity generation can greatly reduce your electric bill. Meanwhile, there are efficient applia... Read >
Author: Rod Tyler20th January 2009
Ask any American his darling activity in the patch on a sunny day and there are many odds that the answer will come to interview. That is why, the statistics party that interview is the most standard smartness of outside cooking in the United Sates and a ... Read >
Author: Jack Sands13th January 2009
Sales of bottled water have sharply risen in recent years because of a growing public perception that bottled water is absolutely free from all impurities. But bottled water sold in the United States is not cleaner or safer than most tap water, states a s... Read >
Author: capellaflavordrops13th January 2009
Sales of bottled water have sharply risen in recent years because of a growing public perception that bottled water is absolutely free from all impurities. But bottled water sold in the United States is not cleaner or safer than most tap water, states a s... Read >
Author: capellaflavordrops09th January 2009
If you are planning to buy a new car, you might want to consider getting a new car loan to finance your new car. This will help you manage your monthly payment for your new car so you do not have to slash a big part of your savings account. You can get ca... Read >
Author: New and Used Vehicle Finance07th January 2009
Hundreds of years ago, simple huts were made with grasses and plants constructed into the thatched roofs, which grew to keep the house shielded and protected from outside elements. Today, this archaic concept of a roof garden has evolved into the modern c... Read >
Author: April Walters07th January 2009
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, an average carpet sample is home to more than 120 chemicals, many of which can potentially harm the brain and the nervous system. Volatile chemicals exist in our water supply, furniture, walls, fabrics, an... Read >
Author: Mark Hostetler07th January 2009
Mesothelioma is a medical term refers to the development of cancer cells in the mesothelial tissue due to inhalation of asbestos fibers. This is a severe form of cancer that can be caused uniquely by asbestos fibers. Depending on the organ affected and it... Read >
Author: Raphaelo05th January 2009
Granite has been quite popular and cost effective option for kitchen countertops. Off late, there has been an inherent confusion about the existing radiation levels in natural granite being used for kitchen countertops, bathroom vanity , floor tiles etc. ... Read >
Author: Govindan30th December 2008
Go Green Car Loan rewards citizens who drive eco friendly and environmentally friendly vehicles by reducing their car loan interest rates up to 0.50% APR. Interest rates on green auto loans are determined according to how green your vehicle is. Lower po... Read >
Author: will smith29th December 2008
When we think of air pollution, most people think of the air pollutants outdoors such as auto emissions, factory emissions, etc. Everyone will agree that air pollution is hazardous to your health. In major cities across the country, there are even air qua... Read >
Author: CarolynSue17th December 2008
At the 2008 President's Cancer Panel in September, medical experts demanded that the industrial manslaughter of millions of American workers be addressed including the use of asbestos that causes an incurable form of lung cancer known as mesothelioma. Mos... Read >
Author: Legal17th December 2008
DENVER --- At Trade Show Emporium, Denver’s premier trade show resource, we take great pride in being a trade show supplier that wants to be at the forefront of reducing the waste that ends up in landfills. According to the U.S. Environmental Protectio... Read >
Author: Colin Waters12th December 2008
Record numbers of Americans have used public transportation according to a new survey completed by The American Public Transportation Association. The increase in public transportation use was pinned on the increase of gas prices earlier in the year, but... Read >
Author: Buddy Evans08th December 2008
Garbage is a complex form of dirt, since it may be recycled and act as a source for materials and money for the recycler. Waste out of control occurs when either uncollected rubbish is left to rot on the streets or a badly managed landfill causes emission... Read >
Author: Steve Last08th December 2008
Garbage is a complex form of dirt, since it may be recycled and act as a source for materials and money for the recycler. Waste out of control occurs when either uncollected rubbish is left to rot on the streets or a badly managed landfill causes emission... Read >
Author: Steve Last08th December 2008
Garbage is a complex form of dirt, since it may be recycled and act as a source for materials and money for the recycler. Waste out of control occurs when either uncollected rubbish is left to rot on the streets or a badly managed landfill causes emission... Read >
Author: Steve Last08th December 2008
Garbage is a complex form of dirt, since it may be recycled and act as a source for materials and money for the recycler. Waste out of control occurs when either uncollected rubbish is left to rot on the streets or a badly managed landfill causes emission... Read >
Author: Steve Last03rd December 2008
Why Buy Recycled Paper and Tree-free Paper?
You may wonder, "Why buy recycled paper and tree-free paper?" According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), making paper from recycled materials produces 74 percent less air pollution and 35 percent l... Read >
Author: Satya Narayan01st December 2008
Global climate change has become a matter of increased significance among many companies. As a result, products and activities have started to turn "green." The world of cleaning products is no exception to this trend. "Green cleaning" is a term used to... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer20th November 2008
As oil resources dwindle and oil become prohibitively expensive to locate and extract, mankind will replace petroleum as a primary source of power because alternate source of energy will simply be more economical. Now, here we will discuss what the advant... Read >
Author: Sarah18th November 2008
Most communities get their drinking water from surface sources such as lakes, rivers, and reservoirs. Unfortunately, these water bodies are attacked daily with harmful chemicals from industry, the environment, and the human race.Additionally, storm water ... Read >
Author: CarolynSue18th November 2008
Most communities get their drinking water from surface sources such as lakes, rivers, and reservoirs. Unfortunately, these water bodies are attacked daily with harmful chemicals from industry, the environment, and the human race.Additionally, storm water ... Read >
Author: CarolynSue18th November 2008
Waste disposal in NJ can be used as an example of waste management across the nation. In NJ, just as elsewhere, waste is generated in all sorts of ways. Its composition and volume largely depend on consumption patterns and the industrial and economic stru... Read >
Author: Steve Last18th November 2008
Waste disposal in NJ can be used as an example of waste management across the nation. In NJ, just as elsewhere, waste is generated in all sorts of ways. Its composition and volume largely depend on consumption patterns and the industrial and economic stru... Read >
Author: Steve Evans12th November 2008
In 1998, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that asthma increased 75% from 1980-1994 and in 2007, the EPA reported that an average of one out of every 13 school-age children suffers from asthma.* In fact, "asthma has become the most c... Read >
Author: CarolynSue11th November 2008
You may well have drugs in your tap water.
If you drink bottled water, don't be reassured. Forty percent of bottled water is just bottled tap water -- and the rest is largely unregulated for quality.
The evidence that we have prescription drugs in t... Read >
Author: Robert Tell11th November 2008
Is tap water safe for bathing and showering?
A lot of people never ask the question. It's a great question just the same. While most of us are concerned about the quality of our drinking water, many of us take a shower in tap water every day without gi... Read >
Author: Robert Tell11th November 2008
In 1998, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that asthma increased 75% from 1980-1994 and in 2007, the EPA reported that an average of one out of every 13 school-age children suffers from asthma.* In fact, "asthma has become the most c... Read >
Author: CarolynSue11th November 2008
In 1998, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that asthma increased 75% from 1980-1994 and in 2007, the EPA reported that an average of one out of every 13 school-age children suffers from asthma.* In fact, “asthma has become the most... Read >
Author: CarolynSue10th November 2008
It was not the first by any means, but a recent Associated Press report on drugs found in drinking water probably drew more attention than any of the others.
If you haven't read the article, the AP found after a five-month investigation that small quan... Read >
Author: Robert Tell10th November 2008
You may well have prescription drugs in your drinking water -- and definitely not just what your doctor ordered. Traces of birth control pills, antidepressants, sex hormones, psychiatric drugs, asthma drugs, painkillers, anti-seizure compounds, and many o... Read >
Author: Robert Tell04th November 2008
As fossil fuel prices skyrocket to ridiculous all-time highs, green building techniques and energy efficiency become more important to the everyday homeowner. But what the average consumer doesn't realize is just how much they can do to secure their resi... Read >
Author: Aurelia McAleese04th November 2008
As fossil fuel prices skyrocket to ridiculous all-time highs, green building techniques and energy efficiency become more important to the everyday homeowner. But what the average consumer doesn't realize is just how much they can do to secure their resi... Read >
Author: Aurelia McAleese29th October 2008
If you have an eyesore nearby that may be detracting from the price of your property, your community may qualify for a government grant to clean up and revitalize the area. The U.S. Environmental Protection agency, (EPA) has so far given out millions of... Read >
Author: Mike Taylor28th October 2008
Many of our water sources are still considered safe for drinking even though issues surrounding the large-scale contamination of water are ever present. In the recent report of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), it says that many of the watersheds... Read >
Author: John Sern27th October 2008
Modern life is full of electronic gadgets. Cell phones, digital cameras, camcorders, MP3 players, computers, laptops, monitors and more are common in all modern households. These modern electronic devices provide entertainment and help us in many ways. ... Read >
Author: Rob Pirozzi27th October 2008
Reduce, Re-Use and Recycle are three words that environmentalists take seriously. But these words resonate much farther than just in the environmentalist communities. Average people are well informed about the environment and are doing more to help protec... Read >
Author: Gwen McIntyre27th October 2008
Reduce, Re-Use and Recycle are three words that environmentalists take seriously. But these words resonate much farther than just in the environmentalist communities. Average people are well informed about the environment and are doing more to help protec... Read >
Author: Gwen McIntyre23rd October 2008
In early September 2008, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) passed new regulations that will cause small engine makers like Briggs and Stratton to rethink how they make and market their engines.
The design of new laws that seek to reduce small ... Read >
Author: Ben Anton23rd October 2008
Your household appliances are responsible for a large percentage of the energy consumed in your home. As a matter of fact, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approximates that kitchen appliances account for almost half of the $2,000 that most avera... Read >
Author: Gwen McIntyre15th October 2008
by Rob Pirozzi
Modern life is full of electronic gadgets. Cell phones, digital cameras, camcorders, MP3 players, computers, laptops, monitors and more are common in all modern households. These modern electronic devices provide entertainment and help u... Read >
Author: Rob Pirozzi14th October 2008
Americans once again get to watch, as industry-friendly managers at the FDA drag their feet while the health of tens of millions of American infants and children is in high danger. Consumer protection groups, like the Environmental Working Group, are so... Read >
Author: Byron J. Richards10th October 2008
Forty years ago, there was a limited amount of information about chemicals found in tap water. At that time, the conservation of water, air and soil occupied the thoughts of many future environmentalists.
Today some former conservationists have joined... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz06th October 2008
Approximately 10 years ago antibacterial cleaners were introduced into our homes as the cleaning agent of choice. Although antibacterial cleaning agents are not really a new idea, they have been used in hospitals for some time to combat germs.
The firs... Read >
Author: CarolynSue02nd October 2008
To compare water treatment systems, there are several considerations. Contaminants removed. Cost of use. Purchase price. And, is the option environmentally friendly?
Product performance data will give you much of this information. In some places, the m... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz02nd October 2008
Reports about drugs in tap water can be frightening, but even more frightening is the fact that most treatment facilities don't test for them. There are no Environmental Protection Agency regulations concerning the presence of medications in drinking wate... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz02nd October 2008
Approximately 10 years ago antibacterial cleaners were introduced into our homes as the cleaning agent of choice. Although antibacterial cleaning agents are not really a new idea, they have been used in hospitals for some time to combat germs.
The firs... Read >
Author: CarolynSue01st October 2008
Despite the prescription drugs in drinking water, most treatment facilities in the United States continue to meet Environmental Protection Agency health standards. The EPA has yet to set any standards for drugs in the drinking water. Most facilities are n... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz29th September 2008
Approximately 10 years ago antibacterial cleaners were introduced into our homes as the cleaning agent of choice. Although antibacterial cleaning agents are not really a new idea, they have been used in hospitals for some time to combat germs.
The firs... Read >
Author: CarolynSue29th September 2008
Your granite countertops are beautiful, and you were attracted to them because they are a natural product, but now comes all the news coverage of their potential health threat. How do you know if your granite countertops are giving off radiation?
The eas... Read >
Author: Virgina Wherland25th September 2008
1. What is the difference between a federal and state crime?
A federal crime is a violation of a statute passed by the United States Congress. A state crime is a violation of a statute or ordinance passed by the state legislature or a local authority. ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer24th September 2008
When purchasing a new house you want to ensure everything is in good working order and the structure is sound. With the rising cost of energy prices there are certain perks to watch for that may minimize those monthly utility bills. If you're selling a h... Read >
Author: Tina Fountain22nd September 2008
A high-tech way of determining the safety of Tucson's water is about to begin. Laser Sensors can check microbes, quickly ID contamination.
Using part of a $420,000 grant from the Environmental Protection Agency, the city has purchased a laser system th... Read >
Author: Shane16th September 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Woody Maxim
One of the main killers of productivity faced by today's workers is the Sick Building Syndrome.
The US Environmental Protection Agency defines the term "Sick Building Syndrome" (SBS) as situations in which building occ... Read >
Author: wmaxim09th September 2008
There are so many gimmics on the market and it seems virtually impossible to find a product
that will actually produce proven results. How can you be sure a product actually works,
other than testing the product? Is there really a reputable company with... Read >
Author: CSteele09th September 2008
Before you purchase whole house water filters, be sure that you are buying the right system for your needs. A whole house water filter can cost under a thousand dollars or more than ten thousand.
The difference in cost is sometimes dependent upon th... Read >
Author: Flavio DiPietro09th September 2008
A recall is a business enterprise's or a manufacturer's pull out of a product which the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) or Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and other product-regulating government agency regard to be in violation of the th... Read >
Author: Marian Alba08th September 2008
Mold is one of the earliest organisms on this planet. It is ubiquitous; it can be found almost anywhere indoors and outdoors. Molds grow at different temperatures and humidity conditions.
However, many species of molds grow the best in humid climates a... Read >
Author: Legal08th September 2008
Methyl tertiary-butyl ether, also known as MTBE, is a known component used to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide among gasoline, and has been in use since the late 1970s.
In 1990, with the passage of the Clean Air Act Amendments (specifically Section 2... Read >
Author: Legal08th September 2008
Having a car that is good on gas is very important. Getting something that is going to worth, the money is going to be a great value for you. Making sure that, you are driving a hybrid car that is going to be fuel-efficient will give you the most for you... Read >
Author: Lorna Goldsborough08th September 2008
Energy toxins; you can’t feel them, you can’t smell them, nor can you see them, but they are lurking in and around most of our homes and
they seriously threaten our families. Studies indicate we are exposed to well over 20,000 of these toxins, with ... Read >
Author: Brian Yalung08th September 2008
Summertime is strawberry season and while there is nothing like the taste of fresh strawberries picked ripe, between the fumigation, mulching and planting the runners for next year, the picking and the bending, it's much easier to buy them from local farm... Read >
Author: Creative Assistant08th September 2008
According to research conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency, the air quality in most homes has reached critical levels of pollution that may contribute the increase in allergies, asthma and other common health problems. Have you ever wondered w... Read >
Author: Eliz05th September 2008
According to research conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency, the air quality in most homes has reached critical levels of pollution that may contribute the increase in allergies, asthma and other common health problems. Have you ever wondered w... Read >
Author: Eliz03rd September 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Katie Kelley
In late 2007, the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO) found asbestos-tainted toys had reached the shelves of thousands of toy stores across the country. Most notably, the CSI Fingerprint Examination Kit, which... Read >
Author: LegalView02nd September 2008
"I first got interested in this topic because people were telling me that the air fresheners in public restrooms and the scent from laundry products vented outdoors were making them sick," said Anne Steinemann, a UW professor of civil and environmental ... Read >
Author: stjenre02nd September 2008
Calgary’s moderately warm summer cold winter climate makes a high efficiency furnace and indoor air quality system an important consideration. Based on the findings from the Canadian Human Activities Pattern Survey, people in Calgary spend almost 90 per... Read >
Author: articlelink01@gmail.com01st September 2008
Did you know that there are drugs in our drinking water? I know that I was concerned when I learned about all the drugs found in US drinking water. But hang on a minute, is this really true or am I just scaremongering? And if it is true that there are dru... Read >
Author: Hugh Harris-Evans28th August 2008
You have probably seen ads from on the television from lawyers regarding asbestos and how it is dangerous to your health. Many lawyers have filed lawsuits regarding workers who were injured while working around it.
Many people do not have any idea wha... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON27th August 2008
There are many levels to the water purification process. Since it is impossible to fully explain water purification processes in a brief article like this, let's focus on what you can do at home.
Public treatment facilities use a variety of different ... Read >
Author: Sherri Stockman27th August 2008
Public drinking water purification systems vary, but there is one thing that they all have in common. Regardless of how good the public drinking water purification system is, there will still be trace levels of various types of contaminants flowing out o... Read >
Author: Sherri Stockman22nd August 2008
Where Has All The Honey Gone?
by Sandy Powers
Louise Rossberg had nearly a thousand beehives in 2006. Today, she has 200.
In February 2005, John Miller lost almost half of his 13,000 hives, which translated into the loss of 300 mi... Read >
Author: Sandy Powers21st August 2008
While there are laws and acts that exist to protect the water supplies; contaminants still manage to find there way into our everyday drinking supply. It is of the up most importance that harmful materials being used in production are contained and cross-... Read >
Author: Legal20th August 2008
Are you worried about chlorine in drinking water? Did you hear about the drugs found in drinking water samples taken all over the world? Medications in the water I drink? Oh boy, what next?
You may have read the reports and felt somewhat relieved by t... Read >
Author: Larry L. Taylor20th August 2008
Drinking water safety cannot be guaranteed by your local or federal government. Only you can control what comes out of your drinking water faucets. So why should I be concerned about the safety of water?
There are many poisons in surface and ground... Read >
Author: Larry L. Taylor18th August 2008
"Prescription drugs found in our drinking water" screamed the headlines back in March 2008. My first reaction on reading this was to wonder whether this was really true or just a scare story to sell the newspapers. And, if there really were drugs in the d... Read >
Author: Hugh Harris-Evans16th August 2008
In the United States, drinking water treatment facilities are required to abide by the rules of the Safe Drinking Water Act established in 1973. Yet today, over 35 years later, there are still numerous incidences of drinking water contamination that caus... Read >
Author: Hugh Harris-Evans15th August 2008
Vinyl chloride has beem deemed a carcinogen by not only the National Toxicology Program, but by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as well. It has been registered among several carcinogen indices and experts believe there may be no safe level of ex... Read >
Author: Legal15th August 2008
Have you read about this recently? Studies conducted by the National Geological Survey and the Environmental Protection Agency have detected drugs in drinking water. It isn't enough that we have to worry about industrial pollution fouling our water. No... Read >
Author: Olivia Romero14th August 2008
There is a dream in the world of medicine that some day a magic pill will be developed that will cure or prevent multiple health problems. But nature has already created a remarkable tree that does just that. The Neem tree, native to East India and cultiv... Read >
Author: Carol Bond29th July 2008
The 2008 Hyundai Sonata is a car that comes with the right combination of performance, dependability and safety.
It comes with a variety of engines that combines a sprightly front-wheel drive with great fuel economy and dependable safety. It rides on a... Read >
Author: Drew Hyundai26th July 2008
Mining and commercial use of asbestos began in the 1800s, and grew significantly during World War II. Its popularity came to an abrupt halt in the 1970s however, when the United States Consumer Product and Safety Commission passed the first laws banning i... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON24th July 2008
As gas prices skyrocket and environmental issues become major concerns, everyone seems to be looking for new ways to decrease fuel consumption. Cutting down on driving or buying a new hybrid car is simply not an option for everyone, so auto service compan... Read >
Author: J. M. Leander22nd July 2008
Residents in areas ravaged by Hurricane Katrina not only had to deal with the loss of their homes and a federal government that was slow to respond, but they also had to cope with an unstable, unhealthy drinking water system brought on by the devastating ... Read >
Author: Hugh Harris-Evans22nd July 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Katie Kelley
Coal tar creosote is a potentially very toxic chemical that currently is unregulated by the federal government.
However, regulatory standards and guidelines in air and water exist for the key individual polycyclic aro... Read >
Author: LegalView16th July 2008
Let me tell you a story about a guy who considered mineral water healthy. He thought that the best thing in the world he could drink was a particular brand of natural mineral water H20.
He also happened to work at a treatment facility in North Carolin... Read >
Author: Hugh Harris-Evans15th July 2008
Today's water purification facilities use a number of steps, attempting to provide something that is safe for human consumption. It's just that there is only so much they can do. We complete the process by using a "point-of-use" water purifier.
In mo... Read >
Author: Rich Eng14th July 2008
Home drinking water purification systems are an important safety net. The public drinking water purification system is not always "safe", even when the Annual Water Quality Report shows that it meets all Environmental Protection Agency Requirements.
Fe... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz14th July 2008
The oxygen sensor eventually needs to be replaced in all vehicles. But how would you know if the oxygen sensor has gone bad? There are signs you should look for to diagnose a faulty sensor.
The oxygen sensor or O2 sensor as it is commonly called plays... Read >
Author: Eric Dawson14th July 2008
It’s summer time once again and it’s nice and refreshing to swim in the beaches and pools again. The feeling is invigorating when your body touches and submerges the water again. People began to rush to their favorite resorts and pools to have a swim ... Read >
Author: Charlie Angeles10th July 2008
A piece of legislation made it to the U.S. Congress that aims to halt imports of asbestos-tainted products while providing funding for mesothelioma research.
The legislation, known as H.R. 3339, issued a proposal to ban the use of all asbestos and incr... Read >
10th July 2008
When you first start looking at whole house water filters , the prices may seem really high. But, when you compare the cost of separate faucet and showerhead systems, you begin to see that a whole house water filter makes sense.
... Read >
Author: Steve Waters07th July 2008
Water damage is caused by a number of things including flooding, burst or leaky pipes, fire hoses, and regular humidity. Water damage is typically very severe because it impacts every aspect of your home. It can rots the wood in your floors, furniture and... Read >
Author: Ben Anton04th July 2008
You are looking for a drinking water filter system because the stuff that comes out of your tap tastes terrible and you wish that you could stop buying bottled water. At least, that’s why most of us look for one. The thing is that there are a lot of i... Read >
Author: Warren Conley01st July 2008
Air pollution is a type of pollution defined by a deterioration of the purity of the air, by one or several substances or particles present during sufficient times to create a toxic effect. Now days, there are tens of thousands of different suspected mol... Read >
Author: Raphaelo01st July 2008
Millions of Americans don't know it, but the mineral water benefits of countertop filters far outweigh those of bottled H2O. With a mineral revitalization purification system they can get the same great taste cheaper in their own kitchen. However, peopl... Read >
Author: Dave30th June 2008
Home water purification differs greatly from the systems that are used in large scale public treatment facilities. The biggest difference is in what they are designed to accomplish and what our families need a water purifier to do.
You see, water puri... Read >
Author: William Manning25th June 2008
In the winter, energy bills are higher as we spend a lot more on heating so when the summer comes it should be a welcome sigh of relief but this isn’t necessarily the case.
During the summer it can, (occasionally) get very hot so we get out the air c... Read >
Author: Gill25th June 2008
What should a home water filtration system do? Most of us are connected to a public treatment facility, so why do we need to worry? Read on.
There is only so much that a public water filtration system can do. They protect us from diseases like typho... Read >
Author: Rich Eng25th June 2008
Chemotherapy is often the number one form of treatment for many patients suffering from cancer. However, it was recently discovered that chemotherapy is essentially ineffective on certain types of mesothelioma, such as malignant pleural mesothelioma (MPM)... Read >
Author: Legal23rd June 2008
The cleaning supply business is a multi-billion dollar business. Society is convinced that they must use these toxic and environmentally destructive products for their home to be considered clean. However, are you aware of just how harmful common cleani... Read >
Author: CarolynSue20th June 2008
Last year, a salesman peddling tap water filters would have seen little reason to visit a New York City restaurant. Federal authorities had proclaimed that the city water in New York had a purity that was almost unmatched throughout the world. Restaurant ... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz20th June 2008
A pesticide is a chemical product used to prevent, destroy, or repel pests. Pests can be insects, mice and other animals, weeds, fungi, or microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses. Some examples of pests are termites causing damage to our homes, dandel... Read >
Author: Angulo Fu19th June 2008
Why do residents of the United States need to worry about tap water chemicals the no one can see? Does the U.S. government not mandate the testing of water sources, in order to eliminate the dangers of tap water? Yes, the U.S, Environmental Protection Age... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz12th June 2008
Safe drinking water is something that everyone needs. But, if you rely solely on your local treatment facilities, then you are risking your health.
EPA standards for safe drinking water are just not that safe. They make no bones about it. If you visit... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz10th June 2008
BPA, or Bisphenol-A, is a polycarbonate plastic and epoxy resin building block that is used globally as the primary component in plastic water bottles. Polycarbonate is a type of hard, clear plastic that is used in many other plastic-based products, inclu... Read >
Author: W. Kent Kise05th June 2008
I was enraged after reading two recent associated press articles about the Environmental Protection Agency. It emphasizes the need to know what is in the water that we use everyday. One way to ensure we have healthy water is to compare home water purifier... Read >
Author: Renee Smallwood29th May 2008
The fact that many people fail to realize is that a regular upgradation of your furnace filter can significantly improve the quality of air inside your home, and that to in a fairly inexpensive manner. It might help us to know that, in a single day, an av... Read >
Author: Jim Brown26th May 2008
Statistics underline the importance of the water purification process. Our present-day activities allow 75,000 different chemicals to enter the environment. Still, only 90 of those 75,000 chemicals can be identified in water sources, using tests available... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz25th May 2008
You play a huge factor in waste management. It is probably a bigger role than you realize it to be. Environmental services would not be such an instrumental part of your life if you did not have waste to throw away.
That is why you need to be part of ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON21st May 2008
The Environmental Protection Agency wants you to learn the three "R's" when it comes to your trash. Those three words are very important if you want to continue living on a clean planet and one that is not overflowing with yesterday's garbage.
Reduce ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON21st May 2008
The vendors who carry whole house water filter replacement cartridges cater to those customers who have a whole house water filter system. What is a whole house water filter system? It is a filter system that connects to the main water line going into a h... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz20th May 2008
There is no denying that you only have one true home. It is not your house, apartment, condo or shack. It is this Earth and it is more valuable to you than you will ever realize. It provides you with food, air and shelter.
Would you really not do your... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON14th May 2008
Do you know how the EPA, otherwise known as the Environmental Protection Agency, works for you? It affects you on a daily basis but you are probably not aware of the small differences one agency can make.
Your vehicle gives off fewer emissions than tw... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON08th May 2008
The United States has the Environmental Protection Agency to ensure that source water is safe. You do not have to worry about contaminated fluid like some countries face on a daily basis.
For some areas, water supplies are not available so they must u... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON07th May 2008
Lets face it............we would have to be award winning chemists, to figure out just how our bodies react to the effects of drinking reverse osmosis water.
A simpler term would be distilled water. You probably have used it to water plants or used it... Read >
Author: Jim Riley06th May 2008
When was the last time you looked at the glass of water you were about to drink and wondered what's in it?
Recent information from the Ralph Nader Research Institute via The Freedom of Information Act states: "U.S. drinking water contains more than 2,... Read >
Author: Laurel Tevolitz01st May 2008
Every moment of every day the Environmental Protection Agency is working diligently to protect the US environment from pollution, pesticides and other waste products. The Safe Drinking Water Act protects your source fluid, making it safe to drink. You pro... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON29th April 2008
Most Americans can sleep easier at night knowing that in the morning they can get up and put on a fresh pot of coffee from tap water, and not have to worry that they may become ill from the source liquid. Safe drinking water may be something you take for ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON25th April 2008
Not knowing about the quality of your public water should be a crime that you never commit. Do you know where your source fluid is located and how you receive your water? It is important to know how your liquid is kept safe.
There may be a discrepancy... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON18th April 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Steven Magill
With oil prices steadily climbing up, it seems logical to start considering fuel economy among the many criteria that consumers use for buying their next vehicle. Wise consumers are now eyeing at the most fuel efficient... Read >
Author: steve magill16th April 2008
We are all guilty of it at some time. We know it and yet we still do it. We do not drink enough water. Do you get the recommended eight glasses of liquid each day? Perhaps it is because of the drinking water quality in your area. City water has long been ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON13th April 2008
You may think that the air inside your home, school, and work is not a non issue, but research has shown that the air indoors is 30% more contaminated than that of the outside, possibly more in the winter months when the windows and doors are opened less ... Read >
Author: Mason Curry13th April 2008
Ozone air purifiers are commonly available and sold in the marketplace as a health enhancing tool to use in your household. The manufacturers often claim that they are superior air purification systems, and that the “energized oxygen” that the machine... Read >
Author: Brent Craig10th April 2008
Clean drinking water is something that everyone should know something about. Times have changed and a fluid source that was once pure may no longer be as trustworthy as you think.
Producing safe liquid involves water regulations and water treatment pl... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON09th April 2008
For the protection of Americans, the American Chemical Society (ACS) assigns what is known as a Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) registry number to identify different chemical compounds. Vinyl Chloride has the CAS number of 75-01-4.
The ACS keeps docum... Read >
07th April 2008
Traditionally, many in-house attorneys obtain their positions when they are working in a law firm and are asked by a client to join the company. In-house lawyers often report that they enjoy greater control over their time than their law firm counterpart... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th April 2008
Mold is everywhere – in the air, on the ground, in the walls. You name it, mold spores are lurking, just waiting for the perfect brew: water. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, all molds have the potential for causing health effects. Is y... Read >
Author: Mark Decherd02nd April 2008
Secondhand smoke or passive smoke or environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) is a combination of the smoke produced from burning cigarettes and the smoke exhaled by the smoker, from which over 4,000 different chemicals have been identified & around 50 of these ... Read >
Author: Brenda Stokes27th March 2008
(ARA) - “It’s not easy being green,” laments Kermit the Frog. However, today it is easy being “green” at home. Interior designers can help you make your home “healthier” thanks, in part, to a new generation of home furnishings including fabr... Read >
Author: santosh kumar27th March 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Jackson Kern
Even set against the standards established by today's behemoths of international trade and commerce, The Monsanto Company is a veritable giant. Since its founding in 1901, Monsanto has advanced through various embodiment... Read >
Author: jskern25th March 2008
Like most things on the planet, faxing has entered
the computer age; can companies who are still tied
to the old fax machine remain competitive in our
ultra modern world?
It can no longer be denied, there is definitely
a new way to fax. One tha... Read >
Author: Titus Hoskins25th March 2008
Waterless grasses are nothing but artificial grass made from plastic which is considered to be very eco friendly, requires less maintenance and watering. The best part it that there is no need to supply any kind of manures or fertilizers which is a tireso... Read >
Author: Brayan Peter25th March 2008
Waterless grasses are nothing but artificial grass made from plastic which is considered to be very eco friendly, requires less maintenance and watering. The best part it that there is no need to supply any kind of manures or fertilizers which is a tireso... Read >
Author: Brayan Peter03rd March 2008
The world we live in today is filled with doubts and troubled issues like unexpected weather change, severe environmental calamities and global warming. The weather forecast which we always seem to have trust in is no longer the case.
As this issue ... Read >
Author: Claudia Walters03rd March 2008
If you were a vehicle and you needed to gain the attention of consumers, what would be the best way to do it?
Well, you could proudly market yourself and place tons of ads on television, radio, print, and billboards. But that would cost you much mone... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle29th February 2008
Before 1978, lead was permitted in both interior and exterior paint, and, once it starts chipping due to age, or when it flakes and chips during renovation, there's danger. Even inhaling dust from lead paint as it's sanded can be harmful. Lead paint poses... Read >
Author: Castillo13th February 2008
It will indeed come as a rude shock for parents to learn that their children, whom they thought would be safe in the confines of a home, are in fact, not as safe as they assumed because there are some compelling reasons why they need to resort to performi... Read >
Author: Owen Ticker11th February 2008
Lead paint and lead poisoning have long been known to cause a host of health problems, including hearing loss, stunted body growth and even reduced I.Q. But new research points to another danger of lead paint and lead poisoning - attention-deficit hyperac... Read >
06th February 2008
What many people do not realize is that by upgrading your furnace filter you can significantly improve the air quality inside your home in a truly inexpensive way. The average person is breathing in about 32,000 pints worth of air in a single day. Can you... Read >
Author: Bill Whitworth02nd February 2008
These vehicles are not just merely those units that hold a design and style that looks futuristic. There are no flashing lights or LCD windows or anything of that sort. These vehicles actually hold the engine technologies of the future for they have bee... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle31st January 2008
Researchers have recently discovered potentially harmful chemicals in many over-the-counter acne treatments.
Highly paid actors and questionable doctors make fortunes endorsing countless acne treatments shown in many fancy advertisements. Most claim ... Read >
Author: alphadog30th January 2008
Arguments made by the Environmental Protection Agency, which regulates plant produced pesticides, tell us not to worry about the thought of consuming toxic pesticides. Instead, they say that the pesticides used, Bt, are produced naturally from a soil bac... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer24th January 2008
The American Le Mans Series is now greener than ever. As regards Corvette Racing, the green factor will be triggered by the use of E85 - a high-octane, renewable alternative fuel.
As part of the 2008 “green racing” espoused by the endurance seri... Read >
Author: Evander18th January 2008
Unless you're already living a mile underground, you will
have probably noticed our planet is in trouble. Serious
trouble.
With global warming, climate change, melting polar ice
caps, severe weather conditions... the truth, convenient
or otherwise... Read >
Author: Titus Hoskins14th January 2008
The call to arms against the increasing threat of global warming has called the auto industry into action. States in the United States are also making steps forward in reducing greenhouse gas emission of vehicles. California is in the forefront of thi... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle01st November 2007
The luxury division of Volkswagen, Audi has recently announced its plan of launching its TDI initiative on the North American market. The plan is scheduled to transpire early next year. Audi will start the production of the cleanest diesel engine in the w... Read >
Author: Evander30th October 2007
Controlling mold with the use of an ozone generator is considered one of the industrial applications of ozone. But what is ozone and why does it help control mold?An ozone generator is basically a machine that functions to produce ozone on-site in a room ... Read >
Author: jenesco121122nd October 2007
Japanese automaker Suzuki will roll out the all new 2008 SX4 Sport in the U.S. market followed by the car's entry in the 2008 season of the coveted World Rally Championship (WRC). Just like the four-door Suzuki SX4 Sport, the 2008 SX4 compact rally car wi... Read >
Author: Evander21st October 2007
BMW releases the latest 2008 model so far for the United States market. After the launch of the 2008 7 Series and M3 Sedan and Coupe models, BMW AG launches its entry in the compact crossover sport utility vehicle (SUV) segment, the 2008 X3.Like all other... Read >
Author: Evander21st October 2007
Cheap Gas GrillsEvery American wants to have a wonderful weekend in the backyard of his garden, and doing outdoor cooking. Nowadays grilling is enjoyed by most of the people together with their families. People indulge in weekend grilling as it prepares s... Read >
Author: shagufta12th October 2007
Every American wants to have a wonderful weekend in the backyard of his garden, and doing outdoor cooking. Nowadays grilling is enjoyed by most of the people together with their families. People indulge in weekend grilling as it prepares sumptuous food wi... Read >
Author: Anand Dongre12th October 2007
Toyota Motor Corporation's Lexus division releases the details of the 2008 model year of the LS 600h L hybrid luxury sedan. According to Jim Farley, Lexus Group Vice President and General Manager: "The LS 600h L stands as the flagship for the Lexus brand ... Read >
Author: Evander11th October 2007
This week while America was busy obsessing over Paris Hilton, Larry Craig and Britney Spears, Kim Jong-il agreed to dismantle North Korea’s nuclear program, officially end the Korean War, and economically unite with South Korea, in perhaps the greatest ... Read >
Author: Karen Fish04th October 2007
It seems in life that most people take for granted the things that are most important to them and drinking water is no exception. It is a fact that no one can survive without clean pure drinking water and it is important to note some critical facts:1. ... Read >
Author: Jon Stout25th September 2007
Bears are notoriously curious not necessarily aggressive. They are however extremely motivated by food. It is their very keen sense of smell that draws them to food out in the wilderness, at your campsite or in your backyard. It is this same keen sense of... Read >
Author: Jack Krohn21st September 2007
Ford’s Japanese subsidiary, the Mazda Motor Corp., producer of OEM Mazda parts, has earlier announced the modifications it has entertained on the sporty and sleek Premacy range in Japan. The redesigned Mazda 5 reaches su-Premacy. With notable updates an... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle28th August 2007
The idea of combining various modes of propulsion is as old as the idea of the transport itself. Only recently, however, has it become viable and popular.
The concept of combining propulsion systems is not new at all. Early vessels, such as the Viking... Read >
Author: Aazdak Alisimo23rd August 2007
Best Gas Grills
Ask any American his favorite activity in the backyard on a sunny day and there are many chances that the answer will come to grilling. That is why, the statistics revel that grilling is the most popular style of outdoor cooking in the ... Read >
Author: shagufta16th August 2007
Ask any American his favorite activity in the backyard on a sunny day and there are many chances that the answer will come to grilling. That is why, the statistics revel that grilling is the most popular style of outdoor cooking in the United Sates and a ... Read >
Author: Anand Dongre31st July 2007
Do you have a “totaled” or wiped out Dell computer? Do you want to be a more socially aware and environmentally concerned techie-owner by looking for ways to have your unit recycled? Here’s some good news! You can recycle your empty Dell computers b... Read >
Author: Brenda Stokes31st July 2007
Hydrogen is the only fuel that is low to zero emission for vehicles. The only by-product of these cars is water vapor. Natural gas and coal are used to produce hydrogen today but in the future hydrogen will come almost entirely from renewable resources. ... Read >
Author: Lynn Jebbia25th July 2007
Every day more and more people are realizing the benefits of adopting a healthy life style and one of the basic ingredients of good health is healthy drinking water. This is true not only for the individual, but for their families as well. Starting young ... Read >
Author: Jon Stout25th July 2007
Northern Virginia is growing in population rapidly and as more people move into the area, a question that is asked more and more frequently is - what is the quality of my drinking water?
Individuals and families are naturally concerned with their healt... Read >
Author: Jon Stout24th July 2007
“Cheap Frontline Flea and Tick Medicine Available”
“Best Price For Frontline Flea and Tick Control”.
“Cheapest Offer For Frontline Flea and Tick Killer”
These adverts could easily be found if you do a search for frontline flea and... Read >
Author: Ann Wong24th July 2007
The majority of the human body is comprised of water and human beings can live only a very short time without water.
Water is a chemical substance that is essential to all known forms of life. It covers 71% of Earth's surface. It is found in the oceans... Read >
Author: Jon Stout19th July 2007
China has got itself a new, mad love – cars.
Chinese car ownership levels have jumped rapidly, driven by the fast increasing middle class. The car’s symbol of freedom and status is rapidly changing in one of the most heavily populated countries i... Read >
Author: Hailey Kerr29th June 2007
Many Municipalities condemn bottled water and bottled water suppliers for not undergoing the same scrutiny as tap water but this is hardly the case.
Municipal tap water is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency while bottled water is regulat... Read >
Author: Jon Stout25th June 2007
Educational process should be supported with such university operations as waste and venue management. In case of failure of either waste or venue management operations faculty work will be interrupted. Analyzing both systems one can notice that they pos... Read >
Author: andrewshw215th June 2007
Maryland is a densely populated state of about 12,000 square miles and a population of over 5.6 million. Maryland's economic activity includes the Port of Baltimore and its related rail and trucking access. Other jobs come through the fact that muc... Read >
15th June 2007
On April 2, 2007, the Supreme Court made a 5-4 landmark ruling in Massachusetts v. EPA that may have long term implications for the automobile industry. The court ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has the authority to and should conside... Read >
Author: Greg Chapman21st May 2007
When you think of air pollution, the very last place you expect to see it is in your family's house. However, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, indoor air pollution may very well be 2 to five times higher - and at times more than 100 ... Read >
Author: Kbbn13th May 2007
When you think of air pollution, the last place you expect to face it is in your own home. However, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, indoor air pollution could be two to five times higher - and sometimes more than a hundred times hig... Read >
Author: Kbbn09th May 2007
Within the past couple years, several states and organizations have filed toxic gas lawsuits against the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The central argument centers on the interpretation of the 1970 Clean Air Act, how to define and regulate “... Read >
Author: Rocco Beatrice08th May 2007
It has been over 150 years that the American Dental Association (ADA) has assured us that mercury was not released from an amalgam filling. The long-standing controversy about whether mercury is released is over and the ADA now admits that it can no longe... Read >
Author: Jayden Adams04th May 2007
The Energy Star program was developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy to help Americans reduce energy consumption, which in turn lowers greenhouse gases and energy costs. Since its inception, homeowners have c... Read >
Author: Xeal04th May 2007
Home inspections can give buyers a better understanding of the condition of the property they plan to buy. In this article I will discuss four types of home inspections and what they cover.
During a standard home inspection a licensed inspector should... Read >
Author: Lee Keadle03rd May 2007
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports air quality and emissions data for 2006 shows continued improvement in the nation's air quality over the long term. Emissions of six key pollutants, namely: nitrogen dioxide (NO2), ozone (O3), sulfur dioxid... Read >
Author: benjamin03rd May 2007
Home inspections can give buyers a better understanding of the condition of the property they plan to buy. In this article I will discuss four types of home inspections and what they cover.
During a standard home inspection a licensed inspector should... Read >
Author: Lee Keadle30th April 2007
Bottled water, a multi-billion dollar industry, is growing rapidly. Today more people, approximately 68 percent of consumers, are drinking bottled water. Because of this, bottled water sales are increasing to the tune of nearly 10 percent per year. Ame... Read >
Author: Patti Wilson30th April 2007
The human body is mostly water. Brain = 75% Heart = 75% Lungs = 86%. Human survival depends on water. People can only survive 3 to 4 days without water. Doctors recommend drinking at least 8 glasses of water per day to stay healthy and properly hy... Read >
Author: Patti Wilson13th April 2007
As part of President George W. Bush's Twenty in Ten initiative that aims to reduce gasoline consumption in the United States up to 20 percent in the next ten years, Bush Administration's established the Alternative Fuel Standard (AFS) that will require ... Read >
Author: Lisa Ziegler28th March 2007
General Motors Corp. has recently announced to the public that it is now working in conjunction with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Climate Leaders program to reduce CO2 exhaust emissions from the Detroit-based automaker's North Amer... Read >
Author: Noah Scott27th March 2007
General Motor's Saturn division has released the details and the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) for the 2007 Saturn Aura Green Line Hybrid. The car is now beginning to arrive in Saturn dealerships straight from General Motor's assembly pla... Read >
Author: Noah Scott27th March 2007
A recent U.S. study published by the New England Journal of Medicine has found significant links between small particle air pollution and heart disease and strokes in women. The researchers were based at the University of Washington and used data provide... Read >
Author: Chuck Jaymes15th March 2007
Good health is important for both physical and emotional well being. Being healthy means that your body and mind function as they are supposed to. In fact good health is necessary for longevity. So, you should avoid ill health. To remain healthy, one of t... Read >
Author: shally06th March 2007
You can't see radon. And you can't smell or taste it, but it may very well be a problem in your home. It is estimated to cause thousands of deaths each year. Radon is a cancer- causing, radioactive gas, and when you breathe air containing the gas, you can... Read >
Author: Carol Bond06th March 2007
Lead has long been recognized as a harmful environmental pollutant. There are many ways in which humans are exposed to lead and most of the time we may not even be aware of it. Airborne lead enters the body when an individual breathes in lead particles or... Read >
Author: Carol Bond01st March 2007
The first step to keeping your cooling system in good shape is to understand how air conditioning cools your space. Well, here is your answer!
Air conditioning has changed the way a lot of people live in this modern world. Stepping out of the hot and h... Read >
Author: Quinton Williams24th January 2007
A great deal has been written and said in the media recently about electrostatic precipitator (ESP) commercial air purifiers and ozone generators. Unfortunately, as often happens during media frenzies, the truth gets lost amid generalizations, assumpti... Read >
Author: Chuck Jaymes23rd January 2007
When was the last time you had your carpets professionally cleaned? If you’re like the average American household, it was probably some time in the last year – and you will probably wait at least another year to get them cleaned again. The Environment... Read >
Author: Shannon Sullivan03rd January 2007
Gasoline prices fluctuate. So far, fluctuation leads to inflation. In addition, the turnover record for drivers is a mounting dilemma. To remedy this, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) set forth new emission rules that are scheduled to take effect o... Read >
Author: Joe Thompson14th December 2006
There was a time when all I thought was that I needed to purchase a vehicle. In that process, only then was I able to learn all about the eccentricities and other odds and ends of owning a vehicle.
There are those people who look at a vehicle's Ford... Read >
Author: Stacey Wilson03rd December 2006
When people think of pollution, they almost always think of the environment outside of their home. In truth, most houses are very unhealthy inside.
Carpeting and Your Health
It goes without saying that the health of you and your family is an import... Read >
Author: Enrique Cleanotto20th November 2006
By John Brown
Light-colored roofs made of vinyl are an extremely popular, cost effective, energy-saving alternative to traditional dark-colored roofs on commercial buildings.
How it works:
On a 90° F day, the temperature on a black roof can be as hi... Read >
Author: John Brown17th November 2006
Invented in 1992 by a Korean automotive engineer, the Tornado Fuel Saver is a stainless steel, non-moving air-swirling device that can increase fuel efficiency and horsepower of a vehicle. It is fitted inside the air filter housing in carbureted vehicle... Read >
Author: James Russel17th November 2006
Copyright 2006 Debt Management Credit Counseling Corp.
For years people have been drinking the water that flows out of the tap. And how often did people get sick from drinking tap water that city municipalities regulate? Not too often. Yet Americans sp... Read >
Author: Pete Glocker16th November 2006
In the eve of last century, asbestos was considered the ideal construction material. It was resistant to fire, isolated electricity conduction was easy to use and above was, was very inexpensive. But problems rose when asbestos was proved to produce fatal... Read >
Author: Mitch Johnson16th November 2006
Mercedes is feeling a little bit blue lately, but who can blame them? California, New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, and Maine say that their new generation of BLUETEC diesel aspirated engines don't do enough to reduce harmful pollutants. Effectively, 20 p... Read >
Author: Matthew C. Keegan15th November 2006
It's now April and most of us have been cooped up keeping warm for months. It's time to take advantage of the great outdoors - barbecues, relaxing by the pool, basking in the warm evening air with friends ? maybe even hiking or camping. But what about the... Read >
Author: No Last Name15th November 2006
TERMITES DESTROYING YOUR HOME?
Termidor is Best Pest Control's choice when choosing chemical barriers for termite control. It has been extensively tested, and in test after test it has provided 100% control of termites in 3 months or less.
Seven Good... Read >
Author: Bruce Gow15th November 2006
Is the Suzuki XL-7 truly Japanese? Maybe. After all, it bears the mark and the brand of a Japanese auto manufacturer. But maybe there is more to the Suzuki XL-7 that is not so Japanese.
For 2007, the Suzuki XL-7 has been fully redesigned. But it sti... Read >
Author: Joe Thompson06th October 2006
Now with energy prices rising not just at the petrol pump but also for the home more and more people are looking at energy efficiency in a completely different light to the way would have done say 20 years ago. You will often find now that people when lo... Read >
Author: Allison Thompson27th September 2006
As Al Gore's small masterpiece, "An Inconvenient Truth", looms across our screens, the scourge of environmental pollution and climate change becomes more and more inescapable. While large international oil companies have been accused of feeding us propaga... Read >
Author: Jack Mack23rd September 2006
Most water that comes into your home contains chlorine, lead, bacteria, algae, and more. When you drink these pollutants not only do they make the water taste bad, they can be harmful to your body and make you sick. To solve this problem, many people turn... Read >
Author: Michael Cook19th August 2006
Fish, specifically shellfish and "boney" fish, are known allergens for an infant. It is often recommended to introduce fish only after a baby has reached 1 year of age. Many sources suggest waiting until after 3 years old. Still, other sources say that in... Read >
Author: Margaret Meade06th August 2006
Upon arriving home from work this evening, the indoor temperature wasn't nearly as comfortable as I'm used to. After adjusting the thermostat, I looked up at our HVAC air intake. Then it finally hit me: I haven't replaced the air filter in a year and a ha... Read >
Author: Chris Crompton28th July 2006
In late July of 2006, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the results of an in-depth study on the substance Trichloroethylene, commonly known as TCE (as well as TRI and TRIKE). This study has suggested that TCE can cause cancer in humans.
... Read >
Author: William Noel24th July 2006
Air pollution and environment destruction is one of the major concerns that envelop not only environment agencies and groups but even the automotive world is concerned. And just recently, the Environmental Protection Agency, or commonly called the EPA, ... Read >
Author: Jenny McLane24th July 2006
Fuel cell technology is one of the advanced technologies that auto manufacturers are trying to perfect at the moment. This is most possibly due to the high rise of gas prices as well as the large amount of concerned consumers and manufacturers on the ha... Read >
Author: Terry Brown19th July 2006
In the United States, with 55,000 water systems in place, the possibility of a coordinated disturbance in water sources is remote. However, the vulnerability of local treatment and supply infrastructure remains high, especially those supplying water to la... Read >
Author: Ariel25th June 2006
When people talk about nutrition, they usually overlook a very important nutrient necessary for good health. WATER! That's mostly because we've taken both for granted for thousands of years. Water has been mostly good for us up until only a relatively f... Read >
Author: Phil Bate PhD22nd June 2006
Gas prices are soaring high, causing drivers to look for better ways to improve fuel efficiency. What is the best way to save gas? A lot of motorists have opted for new revolutionary products; looking for alternative ways to save gas, but is the product t... Read >
Author: Paul Fitzgerald16th June 2006
Mesothelioma is uncommon form of cancer, usually attack the pleura (the lining of the lung and chest cavity) or the peritoneum (the lining of the abdomen). Mesothelioma cancer caused by prolonged or persistent exposure to asbestos. Mesothelioma is extreme... Read >
Author: Leon Reinhart16th June 2006
Knowing that many diseases are related to bacteria, it seems to be logical and safe to use anti-bacterial soaps. However, the ingredients in these soaps dry your skin, and are highly toxic. Their accumulation in the body and the environment can cause many... Read >
Author: No Last Name16th June 2006
Tetra-ethyl lead. Methylcyclopentadienyl Manganese Tricarbonyl. Methyl tert-butyl ether. Ethyl tertiary butyl ether. Tertiary amyl methyl ether. Diisopropyl ether. Tertiary butyl alcohol. Ethanol. Methanol. Isopropyl alcohol. Tricresylphosphate. Butyl r... Read >
Author: Stacey Wilson04th June 2006
In the 1930's DuPont, a U.S. firm, invented and began to market a substance called Teflon. Teflon is used today primarily as a non-stick coating for pots, pans and other cookware, though Teflon also has applications as a coating for textile based product... Read >
Author: Lawsuit Search26th May 2006
Copyright 2006 Linda Symonds
For over 30 years, the controversy has raged about the benefits or the hazards of human consumption of fluoride. Despite numerous studies conducted by such organizations as the World Health Organization (WHO) we seem to be... Read >
Author: Linda Symonds24th May 2006
Asbestos testing is a very important process, since people know the dangers of this mineral (asbestos is a group of fibrous metamorphic minerals of the hydrous magnesium silicate variety). Most asbestos fibers are invisible to the human eye because their ... Read >
Author: Nikoletta Bocz22nd May 2006
There are more than three million asthmatics in the UK (one in eight children and one in 13 adults), and between 100 and 150 million sufferers in the world. Norwich Union insurance reports that, over the past quarter-century, asthma in the UK has increase... Read >
Author: Karoly Nunhofer21st May 2006
Rust, which causes irrevocable damage to equipment, automobile, buildings, etc, is responsible for a great financial loss and therefore a cause of headache for humanity. Wet environments, corrosive chemicals, fertilizers and non-neutral soils cause rust.
... Read >
Author: David Ciglar11th May 2006
Overall, Americans are breathing easier than they did in 2005, but over 150 million of us are still exposed to unhealthy levels of air pollution, according to the American Lung Association's State of the Air 2006 report. "Our report shows real improvement... Read >
Author: Brian Vaszily09th May 2006
Sometimes, just as luck would have it, the vehicle and the dream machine that you are looking for is entirely perfect. Except for one thing: you can only buy it in Europe. Of course, to do that, you still would have to import it back to the United State... Read >
Author: Jenny McLane07th May 2006
Copyright 2006 Linda Symonds
Learning disablities, reduced IQs, shortened attention span, hypertension and behavioral problems in children can be linked to drinking lead contaiminated water. Adults may suffer from high blood pressure, damage to the br... Read >
Author: Linda Symonds05th May 2006
Benzene, a cancer-causing chemical found in gasoline, smog and cigarette smoke, can form in soft drinks that contain ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and the preservative sodium benzoate. U.S. officials and members of the beverage industry have known about this ... Read >
Author: Brian Vaszily30th April 2006
Outdoor air contains everything from auto exhaust to industrial emissions, and in many of our larger cities, smog and ozone advisories are commonly reported on the news. However, recent studies by the Environmental Protection Agency indicate that indoor a... Read >
Author: Greg Clark30th April 2006
Well Water: The Hidden Problem
A Pure Water Alternative in Rural and Suburban America
December 31, 2005
Background:
The traditional rural population within the United States has changed significantly with the emergence of urban centers in the... Read >
Author: Jon Stout01st April 2006
According to a U.S. Congressional Executive Commission on China, which held a series of Issues Roundtables in late 2004, it was estimated that 12 Chinese mine workers die for every million tons of coal produced. Most are killed by methane gas explosions... Read >
Author: James Finch28th March 2006
Well Water: The Hidden Problem
Testing and Contamination in Rural and Suburban America
By
Jon M. Stout
2005
Background:
Traditionally, the United States has had a significant rural population although the emergence of urban centers has seen si... Read >
Author: Jon Stout21st March 2006
History of asbestos.
There are four main types of asbestos; Amosite (brown fibers), Anthophyllite (gray fibers), white Christie, and blue Crocidolite. Chrysotile has curly fibers while the other three have rod like fibers. These fibers fragment into du... Read >
Author: Michael Aldridge16th March 2006
Where Are My Gloves? 10 Common Spring Cleaning Mistakesby Colleen LangenfeldCopyright (c) 2004Do you like to clean?Hm. I can probably guess your answer.Most people find cleaning a necessary evil and even forthose of us who get a certain amount of satisfac... Read >
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12th March 2006
The food you eat is the only source of fuel your body receives to function optimally. Unfortunately, contaminants in what would be otherwise healthy foods are showing up with increasing fervor all over the country. Recently, a bill was introduced that wou... Read >
Author: Brian Vaszily05th March 2006
One of the most important elements for the survival of human beings is air. Air is a vital component of a very complex set of respiratory functions. This air must be free of contaminants that could cause a potential health risk. Air that contains partic... Read >
Author: Jay Stockman05th March 2006
Your catalytic converter can be hazardous to your health...literally! Take care of your car and your catalytic converter will do what it is supposed to do: reduce pollution.
Government auto emissions control legislation mandates that virtually all cars... Read >
Author: Matthew C. Keegan16th February 2006
Material Safety Data Sheets are an important part of the chemical manufacturing business, not only from a safety standpoint, but from a regulatory standpoint as well. Chemical manufacturers must make Material Safety Data Sheets available for all clients... Read >
Author: kingston Amadan02nd February 2006
During World War II Asbestos was hailed by many as a miracle mineral. Almost anything could be built or manufactured from this mineral. The building and construction industries used it as an additive to strengthen cement and plastics. Asbestos fibers c... Read >
Author: Grant Davis02nd February 2006
Would you care for a side dish of pesticides with your meal tonight?
Most sane people would not raise their hand in the affirmative. So how do you reply in the negative, so that food manufacturers will hear you?
Go organic! It is healthier for you ... Read >
Author: Debra Augur25th December 2005
The Radon Problem
Have you anytime heard about RADON make Cancer?
You can't see radon! And you can't smell or taste
it, but it may very well be a problem in your
home. It is estimated to cause many thousands of
deaths each year. Radon is a cancer-... Read >
Author: Fritz Frei23rd December 2005
Products that you use in your home and office every day emit gases that can harm your health, both right away and after extended exposure. These gases are known as volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and they're emitted from a whole slew of ... Read >
Author: Brian Vaszily13th December 2005
DuPont Co. has reached a settlement with federal officials over the charges that DuPont had concealed the harmful health effects of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), a chemical used to produce Teflon.As Much as $313 MillionNeither DuPont nor the Environmenta... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola04th December 2005
Most everyone is exposed to small amounts of manganese, a naturally occurring substance in our air, soil, water and food, daily. If kept in check, the body is able to control manganese levels by expelling extra amounts, but if the intake ... Read >
Author: Brian Vaszily30th November 2005
Far-reaching environmental legislation continues to change the way Americans live, work, and run their businesses. For the past decade and a half, companies have worked toward meeting the latest air quality standards set by the Environmental Protection Ag... Read >
Author: R.L. Fielding18th October 2005
The unmistakable smell of a new car -- a mix of fresh plastic, paint, and upholstery may be linked to a toxic cocktail of harmful chemicals, prompting Japanese automakers to attempt to tone down the smell. Their push to reduce cabin concentrations of th... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola13th October 2005
EPA Regulations Raise the Bar for Industrial Air Quality Testing
By R.L. Fielding
Far-reaching environmental legislation continues to change the way Americans live, work, and run their businesses. For the past decade and a half, companies have worked ... Read >
Author: R.L. Fielding28th September 2005
Outdoor wood stoves use renewable energy, are less expensive than many other heating systems, and are safer than indoor wood stoves.
Outdoor wood stoves create heat by pumping water heated by the wood fire into the house through underground pipes. On... Read >
Author: Peter Emerson21st September 2005
Ozone air purifiers or "ozone generators" are known for their effectiveness at reducing and masking the smells of new carpet and acrolein, a chemical partly responsible for the noxious odor of second-hand tobacco smoke. There are two types of ozone genera... Read >
Author: Marcus Peterson21st September 2005
Hygienic air is essential to human life, and in this modern age, that requires air cleaners. There are a few different methods of air cleaning, like Filtration, Electro-static Precipitation and Ion Generation. Air Filtration cleans air through the remova... Read >
Author: Marcus Peterson21st September 2005
The Environmental Protection Agency has determined that almost 90% of the people spend their time indoors. This means that indoor air quality is much more important than outdoor air quality for most people. HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filters... Read >
Author: Marcus Peterson20th September 2005
Air purifiers have been around in various forms since the 1940s, when the first HEPA filter was designed to protect workers from airborne nuclear material. Since then, air purifiers have been used in hospitals, work sites, and homes to protect against vir... Read >
Author: Marcus Peterson15th September 2005
Asbestos is made up of six naturally occurring minerals that can be woven into fibers and are used in manufacturing and industrial applications because of its heat resistance. For example, brake pads can be made with asbestos.
If it appears in nature, ... Read >
Author: Jeff Lakie14th September 2005
The flexibility afforded by a "zero-commute" combined with the skyrocketing price of gasoline has strengthened the case for full time teleworking and telecommuting. According to an Environmental Protection Agency (2004) study:
"Americans spend an aver... Read >
Author: Cecelia Taylor13th September 2005
Indoor air can make you miserable if it is not kept clean and healthy.
Clean indoor air is essential for a happy you and a happy home.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has reported that Indoor air can contain up to 5 times as much pollution as o... Read >
Author: michael grzywacz09th September 2005
The United States Environmental Protection Agency says that the way to control indoor mold growth is to control moisture. That's just one reason to invest in a portable dehumidifier. If you want to protect your walls, building foundations, furniture, elec... Read >
Author: Josh Riverside08th September 2005
If you read the newspaper or watch the nightly news, chances are you've heard about some of the dangers of asbestos. What is often ignored in these messages, however, is that asbestos also has a number of useful properties. If used responsibly and maintai... Read >
Author: Jeff Lakie07th September 2005
For our comfort and our health, we require a certain amount of moisture in the air. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), that amount is 30 to 50 percent. If the humidity level in our home is less than that, we suffer the effects of dry ... Read >
Author: Josh Riverside08th August 2005
As global oil prices continue to rise meteorically to record levels, we have to find ways to improve our cars' fuel economy and save money. Especially now that drivers are doing a lot more traveling than ever, the importance of fuel economy cannot be over... Read >
Author: Terry Brown05th May 2005
Honda ties up with SELEV, "Study of Extremely Low Emission Vehicles", a Riverside program hosted by the University of California, which shows the advantage of upgrading the internal combustion engine technology in the reduction of vehicle emissions. Sever... Read >
Author: Jenny McLane
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