Sustainable Guide – Page 19

Sustainable Livestock Farming: Types & Benefits

July 2August 20Posted in Man & Nature, Sustainable GuideTagged agriculture, farming, friend of the earth, livestock, sustainability1 Comment

Surely you may have read or heard something about sustainable livestock farming; its most common meaning is applied to the environmental context, where production processes are based on techniques and technologies with the least possible impact for the earth.

It is a much-discussed topic in our society, because it becomes a criterion for consumers’ choice in animal protein decision-making.

However, now let’s step back for a moment to understand the different spheres that the concept of sustainability touches.

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What makes a Home Energy-Efficient? [Visual]

July 1June 30Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged ecogreenlove, ecotips, energy alternatives, energy efficient, green living, green solutions, home decor, infographic, save energy, save money, smart home, sustainability1 Comment

Green buildings are booming and home builders and buyers are paying attention. New homes are built with tight insulation, efficient water features and appliances, and sustainable materials to appeal to eco-conscious buyers. With the growing interest in going green, new home tech is coming out all of the time, so it’s easier than ever to improve your home’s energy efficiency.

Energy-efficient homes are designed to reduce energy consumption and waste. If the thought of upgrading your home sounds stressful for expensive, know that it absolutely doesn’t have to be! Here are 5 easy changes you can make to get started.

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Palm Oil, Unveiled [Visual]

June 22August 26Posted in Environmental dates, Garden & Nature, Man & Nature, Sustainable GuideTagged also known as, deforestation, ecogreenlove, environment, infographic, pam oil, product label, rainforest, sustainable, sustainable palm oil, vegetable oil, world rainforest day2 Comments

Pam Oil, Unveiled [Visual] | ecogreenlove

Today is World Rainforest Day!

Did you know that healthy forests are the key to avoiding future pandemics? Healthy forests are a protective buffer between diseases found in non-human animals and global human populations. When we destroy them, we foster close contacts between animal populations and vulnerable human populations. That is why protecting forests NOW means protecting against pandemics now and in the future.

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7 Tips on being an Eco-Friendly Parent

June 17June 16Posted in Family, Sustainable GuideTagged baby food, eco family, ecofriendly, ecogreenlove, ecotips, green family, green living, outdoors, parenting, recycle, reduce, reuse6 Comments

Babies are miraculous things to behold, especially when you’re a parent. Now, while having a baby is a responsibility in of itself, not many parents think about how they can be more eco-friendly in their parenting.

Wait! Eco-friendliness in parenting? You heard right!

In this article, we’ll show you 7 tips on how to be an eco-friendlier parent, where both you and baby are not only happy together, but are also doing a world of good on the environment. Read on!

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How to Start a Community Sharing Program in Your Neighborhood

June 11June 10Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged co op, communal compost, community, community sharing program, cooperative, ecogreenlove, garden, gardening, library, neighborhood, recycle, reduce, reuse, sharing, tool sharing2 Comments

Sharing is caring, as the old saying goes. When you live in a neighborhood or a community with people you want to share things with, that spirit can move like a fire through everyone. Today, people all over the world could use somebody to lend a helping hand in so many areas of life.

There are so many ways to start community sharing programs, no matter where you live, and each neighborhood has unique assets to offer. It might feel a bit overwhelming to get everything started, but it’s important to remember that you can take things one step at a time.

Reducing, reusing and recycling can take many different forms, and each neighborhood has various needs. It’s all about citizens coming together to help one another and the planet. As long as you’re doing that, you’re on the right track. Here are some of the ways you can start a community sharing program in your neighborhood.

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