Every product in the world, no matter how green or eco-friendly it says it is, has some sort of impact. Whether it's the production cycle or shipping or energy use, every product has a footprint.But a few products don't have any footprint at all. How is that possible? Easy -- they're borrowed.
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The United Nations is currently in the middle of a project to plant 1 billion new trees, and one way they hope to accomplish their goal is to turn your old cell phone into a tree.
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The next time you're in the grocery store, your smartphone can help you pick the greenest, safest foods.
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You don't have to install huge solar panels on your home or drive a hybrid vehicle to go green.
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As one of the most energy-intensive devices in your home, it really pays to have an efficient fridge in your kitchen. But what if you can't afford to buy a new one?
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Food is life, but how much does it really cost?
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Do your cleaning products have too many unnecessary fragrances added to the mix, and are they causing too much damage to your health?
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As laundry piles up, it also adds up to create a very large environmental impact.
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For people who love their Kindles, there's no other choice when it comes to reading books. But for the rest of us, is it time to make the switch to e-reading, or do paper books still hold the green advantage?
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Did you know that your gaming console can cost you up to $160 a year in energy costs? But that's not always the case. If you by the right system -- and if you use it properly -- you can cut that cost to as low as $3.
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