Global warming is a fact, we’re fairly certain of that. Whether humans have caused it, we seem to be less sure of. Can we do anything about it? Who knows, but everyone agrees that pollution is a bad thing and if we can reduce pollution then that is something worthy to aim for. If you can save a little money too then that is even better. Here are eight ways of becoming more green and at the same time saving some cash. You already know about improving insulation, low-energy bulbs etc. and all the other mainstream green advice but hopefully this collection of suggestions is less obvious, probably things you have not thought about yet.

A brief and candid look at some of the immediately apparent and long term effects and consequences of the “Cash for Clunkers” program on the economy. If you are looking for statistics and more in-depth information, look elsewhere. If you are short on time and want a general idea of the pros and cons of the program, keep reading!

A different way to look at our energy consumption. Rather than trying to drastically alter or cut our current lifestyle, let’s look at some small ways we can save a few dollars, and a few pounds of CO2. Rather than thinking we will have to do without, we may see that our current thought pattern is ridiculously wasteful.

Simple ways to reduce carbon footprint.

It can be hard to commit yourself to life-changing habits to help our environment, so these simple tips will help you make a big difference with only a little effort.

People everywhere are beginning to realize that global warming is a very real threat to the planet. And as awareness has grown, it’s more important than ever to understand who is at fault. This article explores the question of culpability by examining national contributions. It concludes that developed nations are most responsible for creating and have an obligation to take corrective action now.

If you think that the way fuel is made and animal science are two completely different subjects, well you are wrong.

Most of us spend at least a good eight hours, if not more, at work in the office. Here are some simple but very effective tips on how you can go green in your office and do your bid to help reduce your carbon footprint.

Climate change and global warming are constantly in the news, and everyone is being asked to reduce their carbon footprint. Here are some easy ways to be more green.

How our day-to-day activities could affect the world.