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Stay Cozy with Budget-Friendly, Eco-Smart Heating this Winter

January 4Posted in Man & Nature, Sustainable GuideTagged carbon footprint, climate change, climate crisis, eco friendly, ecogreenlove, energy, energy efficiency, environment, heating, renewable energy, sustainability, sustainable, technology, tips, winterLeave a comment

A sound heating system is crucial for comfort in the colder months. However, the most common ones are typically gas-powered and are not efficient. They also release harmful gases into the environment, increasing a house’s carbon footprint. Fortunately, technological advances have created a variety of green heating options that are eco-friendly and can reduce bills.

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The Coronavirus Impact on the Environment [Infographic]

December 18March 25Posted in Garden & Nature, Man & Nature, Sustainable GuideTagged carbon emissions, coronavirus, covid-19, covid19, ecogreenlove, energy, environment, infographic, Waste, wildlife2 Comments

As the coronavirus pandemic unfolds across the globe, threatening lives and upending the world economy, it’s also had a profound impact on the environment.

Scientists first noticed a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions in China, where the pandemic began. This trend followed the pandemic’s spread across the world.

Meanwhile, viral social media posts started to pop up about wildlife sightings in urban areas, claiming “nature just hit the reset button on us.”

Less reported has been the dramatic rise in medical waste and packaging from online shopping.

In this post, we’ll look at the full environmental impact of the COVID-19 crisis to date and what lessons we can take from this tragedy to fight climate change in the future.

Look at the data on the infographic below:

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How Energy Efficient Homes Save Money and Reduce Health Hazards?

March 9March 19Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged carbon footprint, electricity, energy, energy efficiency, energy efficient home, environment, home upgrade, reduce health hazard, save money, sustainability, tips2 Comments

Did you know that saving energy can help you earn financial benefits? Helping save energy can not only aid in saving the environment, but also help you lead a better life. It could also have possible benefits on your overall physical health as well. In fact, energy efficient homes have become popular criteria for potential buyers, looking for a nice home.

You might have various motivations, but the fact that they help you save money, Mother Earth and your health, just makes the idea of turning your home into an energy efficient property a lucrative idea.

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Make Your Home More Energy Efficient [Infographic]

November 8November 16Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged appliances, eco, energy, energy conservation, energy efficient, energy rating, energy savings, energy star, green, Home, infographic, room by room, tipsLeave a comment

Here is an infographic that provides simple tips for energy conservation at home, room by room. Pay attention to the appliances and the energy star! 🙂

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Energy Outlook for 2040 [Infographic]

August 2September 16Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged eco, ecofriendly, energy, global warming, green, infographic, renewable, sustainability, tipsLeave a comment

As the world tries to become more and more eco-friendly, we ask the question: What will energy production look like in 2040 and what is being done to make the world a greener place?

As we ask this, we’ll take a look at the outcomes predicted by some of the leading environmental agencies including, what’s being invested, who’s trying to stop global warming, how energy production could match demand and the projected worldwide growth in energy demand.

Through this infographic, Fuel Fighter will also be showing you some nifty eco-friendly innovations and, maybe most importantly, what YOU can do to help climate change.

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