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We have some tips for saving energy this winter, which will also save you money! It’s good for your wallet and great for the environment. Winter on the Seacoast of New Hampshire and Southern Maine can be brutal, so it’s important to do as much preparation as you can to keep your heat where it’s

Installing solar panels on your home’s rooftop or in your yard is an excellent way to save money on your utility bills, as well as reduce pollution from the coal and natural gas used to make electricity. The sun provides a source of clean, abundant energy and solar panels are more affordable than ever, with

Did you know that between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day Americans throw out one million tons of trash per week, much of it holiday wrapping and packaging? It takes a little extra effort, but it’s possible to celebrate in a more environmentally-friendly way without sacrificing holiday fun! Let’s work together to reduce waste on New

Go green when you dry clean! Did you know that more than 70% of dry cleaners use perchloroethylene (perc), a chemical solvent that’s been linked to cancer? Even short term exposure to perc can cause headaches, dizziness, and other neurological side effects, making it hazardous for dry cleaning workers as well as the environment. Luckily,

Rethink single use items when covering food and drinks! For storing leftovers, covering open cans of pet food, or carrying coffee on the go, reusable lids are a great alternative to the disposable kind. Single use lids and covers, whether metal, plastic or paper, are often not recycled and end up in landfills. Reusable lids,

Do you have a bag full of reusable bags at home? Most of us have accumulated a collection of totes – the kind given out at events, with magazine subscriptions, or as thank you’s for charitable donations. But having them doesn’t do any good if you don’t use them! Reusable bags aren’t just for the