100 simple ways to save environment

There are several different ways you can save energy on your home electricity usage which will also reduces the money spend on your electricity bills and help reduce carbon emotion to the environment. Here is the list of things you can do:--- 1 If you are washing machine has an economy setting, then use that instead of the normal setting. 2   Did you know when electric item is on standby that it uses70%of the electricity that it uses as compared when it is switch on? Think about all the electric items you have standby around your home, if you switch them off instead of putting on standby you can save a fair bit off your electricity bill each  year. 3    If it is possible, move your fridge a few inches away from

The air conditioner  is no longer considered a luxury. At home, in malls, office and even collage, the youth find it difficult to not have this facility. But they relies the impact that these cooling devices have on the environment? Most people also unaware of the

Compared to the global average of 216 televisions for every 1,000 people. Today television is the most common source of entertainment and news in use today but not many think of using it in an energy efficiency way. Apart from the price and brand, one must ensure that television set that one is buying is energy-efficient. While most electronic gadgets come with a energy star rating, it only indicates the power consumed by

For the young, cell phones are an indispensable part of their lives with which they communicate, learn, plan  organize and do much more. However, little though goes into the way those cell phones charged. Often, over –charging the phones, i.e.,

Water resources for poor Women Water problems  differ greatly in the developing world versus  the developed countries.   In  the developed countries water problems often center around a fair division of the  available of the ( for instance between recreational, agricultural, power supply. And municipal needs) But almost everyone in such countries has

2010     is turning  out to be  the    warmest ever in recorded  history, with the first four months reporting  an average  temperature of 13.3° Celsius  which is   0.69° above the 20th century   average. Blame deforestation Trees  disappearing is the main reason  for the rise  in temperature. Yugratna Srivastava, who  addressed the 

The year 2010 is turning out to be the warmest ever in recorded history, with the first four months reporting an average temperature of 13.3 °C which is 0.69°C above the 20th century average.                                   The combined global land and ocean surface temperatures for the period between January and April was the warmest on record, and April was