Today more and more people are energized about changing their habits for the environment. The media has printed countless articles about our impact on global warming, Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth won an Academy Award, and suddenly it’s hip to be environmentally conscious.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average American generates about 4.4 pounds of waste every day, although there are many steps we can take to reduce waste. Buying in bulk rather than smaller packets produces less waste, and is less expensive. Turning off the water faucets when brushing your teeth can save 9 gallons of water every time you brush (www.epa.gov) and your water bill also goes down. Every ton of recycled paper saves 17 trees and 380 gallons of oil.
Many people, however, are still unsure as to what benefits one can really get from turning their houses and lifestyles into green ones. How can we live lightly on this Earth and save money at the same time?
There are tons of things we can do and great resources that have been compiled for us on how to go green and save money.
Buying eBooks is a great way to increase your eco-friendly lifestyle. Paper and print manufacturing practices are among the largest polluters to air, land and water in the United States. Nasty chemicals, like chlorine are used in the manufacturing of paper. Some of these chemicals end up in the world’s oceans and seas. Ebooks are delivered to your desktop instantly and can be read on your screen, or printed sparingly on recycled paper saving fossil fuel and bypassing green house gas emissions.
Here are three of what I consider to be the top 3 eBooks out there that offer simple solutions to going green and saving money in the eco process.
Green Living System: Your Guide To Save Money, Gas And Green Living:
This guide is easy to follow, easy to understand and easy to implement going green into your existing lifestyle all while saving you green. The Green Living System Guide, will show you exactly how to save money, improve your life and the world around you. Something I hear fairly often from my family is that going green with food is just too expensive. In this guide you learn how to improve your health and lifestyle, while saving money on your grocery bill, with simple cash-saving techniques. Simple solutions we can all follow. As soon as you witness just how much money you can save by making smarter, simple choices, you’ll be motivated to keep it going.
The eBook is written well and the design and layout is simple and straightforward, just my style. The author even offers a 60-day, no questions asked, money back guarantee, if you find you’re not into what the author has offered.
For $17.00 I found it to be a useful resource and one that I want to pass on to friends and family. Have a read for yourself.
This is an awesome eBook for simple, “greening” tips that we can all do on a daily basis. By the time I completed this book, I was full of new, great greening ideas. For example,I learned what common household items could be offered to community organizations. I found out which batteries you can toss in the trash and which you need to recycle.
What I especially liked about Going Green in Your Home is that it summarizes much of the information into printable checklists that you can refer to on a daily basis. Another huge plus for me is that it offers tons of links to websites and useful resources. The author has done their research and that always gains credits with me. Going Green in Your Home is pretty much everything you need to turn your home into a much greener and eco-friendly dwelling. As with many eBooks, the author also offers a 60-day Money back guarantee. With a price tag of only $12.95, I think it’s worth every penny.
There are so many different ways to “go green” and save money. Most of them you’ve probably not thought of, and most of them are free to do. In this eBook, there are about 125 ways to go green. I like a lot of the content. The author focuses more on cars and gas and has great simple solutions to how you can save money and help the environment. Let’s face it global warming is changing everything, and the global recession is making it worse. Everyone is in search of ways to keep the green in their wallets. I found the tips in this eBook to be very useful and interesting. For example, do you know how to improve your fuel consumption by rummaging around in your trunk? Or how to save a ton of carbon each year by boiling water correctly? These are some of the tips I had never thought about and found helpful and inspiring. And again, the author offers a 60-day money back guarantee. For $17.00 I think you’ll find that you gain lots of ways to put that money right back into your pocket.
I hope you find these three eBooks to be useful, helpful and full of great green solutions. If everybody replaced 5 printed books with 5 eBooks every year, together we could make a world of difference.
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