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  • Wind Energy: How Does it Work?  By : Bernice Eker
    When it comes to renewable energy sources, there are many of them available for us to use. For instance, have you ever thought about using some of the renewable energy sources that nature gave us?
  • Why Should I Add Solar Panels to My Home?  By : Bernice Eker
    The fact that the largest problem of global warming is steadily on the rise, it now becomes almost vital that we find and use a source of renewable energy.
  • Water Can Damage Our Hills And Cause Mudslides  By : Aydan Corkern
    Rain is necessary for the survival of all living things, but it can also be the cause of destruction.
  • The Smoke From Our Pipes Is Harming The Planet  By : Aydan Corkern
    Every day we pollute the planet with our vehicles, but everyday citizens have a hard time just getting by.
  • The Damage We Cause To Our Ocean Water  By : Aydan Corkern
    One of the most important tasks upon us as a society is to take care of our environment, but we aren't doing a very good job with our oceans.
  • California's Green Chemistry: It's Effect On Water Restoration And Conservation  By : Samson Paulotti
    Water restoration projects are still in the works in California. In the recent years, water contamination has been evident in different counties in this state. These cases were in different degrees and were caused by a number of reasons. Water contamination has resulted in the contamination of household drinking water and the poison of water life forms: fish and plants.
  • The Management Of Lake Erie's Coast: An Ohio Resource For The Future  By : Samson Paulotti
    The management of Lake Erie's coast as an important Ohio natural resource is very essential for it is a watershed that provides home to thousands of species comprised of fish, plants, wild life and other rare endangered variety. It also supplies the drinking water of Ohio's counties along the coast, so it really is essential that the water quality found in Lake Erie is maintained.
  • Narrow River: Rhode Island's Endangered Natural Resource  By : Samson Paulotti
    Rhode Island was once called "Little Rhody" since it's the smallest state among all the states of the US. Eventually, the state adopted the nickname "Ocean State".
  • Arizona's Green Choices: Conserving Natural Resources  By : Samson Paulotti
    Renewable energy is a collective term for energy resources that regenerate and are inexhaustible. Most common sources of renewable energy are the sun, wind and water. Using these types of energy resources is a good way to conserve natural resources such as fossil, fuels and oil.
  • Mississippi Is Sustaining It's Environment Through The Natural Resources Initiative  By : Samson Paulotti
    Enjoying an environment that is healthy, sustainable and beneficial to the economy is the goal of every state in the country, including Mississippi. In order to achieve this, the leaders of a community should be creative and proactive in protecting the community's natural resources not only for their own benefit, but also for the welfare of future generations to come.
  • The Waterfowl Season: A Good Hunting Resource In South Dakota  By : Samson Paulotti
    South Dakota can be considered as a home for bird hunting and with the waterfowl season coming, locals and wildlife officials who are enthusiastic about this season should give the credit for the coming abundance of waterfowl to the great resource of large water they received in their area for this spring and summer.
  • Top 10 Driving Techniques to Improve You Fuel Efficiency  By : Darryl Power
    You can improve the fuel efficiency of your car by following some tips. These tips can also make your car emit less and save on gas. If you read below, you will discover that these are quite simple and easy to accomplish.
  • How to Improve Your Diesel Fuel Mileage  By : Darryl Power
    The soaring price of diesel fuel around the world has proved to be a problem for millions of people. Aside from the basic and standard technique on how to improve diesel fuel mileage like the air cleaner, and tire pressure, the use of an aftermarket engine computer programmer will save you at least more than one mile.
  • Paper or Plastic, Which is the Eco-conscious Choice?  By : Michael Edwards
    There is a question that can confuse and distress even the most seasoned environmentally conscious shopper. "Paper or plastic?"
  • North Dakota Environment: Addressing The Quality Of Air Resources  By : Samson Paulotti
    Air quality is one of the most important aspects of environmental management. People, animals, and all living things thrive on air for sustenance; therefore, protecting the quality of the air is of utmost importance. It is a good thing that the North Dakota air resource has been monitored by the state's Department of Health Division of Air Quality.
  • Environmental Stewardship Initiative: Great For The Natural Resources Of North Carolina  By : Samson Paulotti
    As early as 1998, the government of North Carolina has foreseen and seen the harmful effects that human activities will have on the environment.
  • Wetland Restoration In Texas  By : Samson Paulotti
    A wetland is defined as an area of land consisting of soil and that is saturated with moisture. This includes swamp, marsh or bog. It provides a safe and lush environment for many different kinds of fish, birds and insects. Not only animals, there are lot of plants that can only survive in wetlands. It is also valuable to people in terms of recreational and educational activities.
  • Restoration Needed For The Coastal Wetlands Of Louisiana  By : Samson Paulotti
    The coastal wetlands of Louisiana have been discovered to erode at an alarming rate. Beginning 1932, Louisiana has lost more than 1.2 million acres of coastal area -- that's about 25 times the size of Washington DC.
  • River Restoration Projects In Alaska  By : Samson Paulotti
    Alaska has more water resources in the form of river and streams. And aside from being major water sources of its community, Alaska rivers are also popular fishing venues for both tourists and locals. However, these fishing expeditions are now starting to extract their consequences.
  • The Need For Salt Marshes Restoration In New Hampshire  By : Samson Paulotti
    Salt marshes have a lot of uses and are very important to the ecosystem although it only occupies about 0.1 percent of the whole area of New Hampshire. They develop on sediment deposits which are naturally found along the rocky pits, sand bars and barrier beaches in New Hampshire's coasts.
  • Where Wealth Comes From: Mineral Resources Of Kansas  By : Samson Paulotti
    In terms of gas resources, Kansas is big. It was the very first state in western Mississippi to mine and produce petroleum on a commercial scale. Petroleum is one of Kansas's most abundant natural resources and plays a very important role in the economy of the state. From the 34 barrels of oil that the state produced in 2001, it earned $750 million.
  • Environmental Restoration: Grass Seed Production In Oregon  By : Samson Paulotti
    The secret to restoring a healthy environment in Oregon lies in the presence of native plant materials. Planting native species prevents the adverse effects of exotic plant varieties which encroach on the biodiversity of endangered plant and animal communities present within the area.
  • Water Restoration - A Project Of Maine To Restore Its Rivers And Aquatic Resources  By : Samson Paulotti
    GLOBALIZATION which is the free flow of goods and services among countries claims another victim!
  • Earth Night Celebrates Massachusetts Natural Resources  By : Samson Paulotti
    The Environmental League of Massachusetts (ELM) is a non-profit organization devoted in protecting Massachusetts' natural resources. It aims to safeguard the air, land and aquatic resources of this state and has been doing this for 110 years.
  • Restoration Efforts For The Mexican Grey Wolf In New Mexico  By : Samson Paulotti
    Once roaming proudly through the landscapes of New Mexico, Texas, Arizona and the country of Mexico, the Mexican gray wolf has sadly almost been wiped out of existence in the United States and Mexico.
  • Maintaining Environment Of New Jersey: Trash Can Be Converted To Energy Resources  By : Samson Paulotti
    One of the primary concerns of the general public these days deals with power. Since fossil fuels are non-renewable, thus in danger of being depleted, people are now looking for inexpensive resources for power. These sources include wind and the solar energy.
  • The Restoration Of Obed Wildlife And Scenic River In Tennessee  By : Samson Paulotti
    The Obed Wildlife and Scenic River is located at Morgan and Cumberland counties in Tennessee. The park includes a part of Obed river, Clear Creek, Daddys Creek and Emony River. About 45 miles of creek and rivers are included in the wild and scenic river area. This water way bluffs as high as 500 feet above the white water in the streams.
  • Environment- Wyoming And Its Energy Resources  By : Samson Paulotti
    Doesn't everyone want to be surrounded by majestic nature? A lot of people want to be around nature and not pollution. A lot of people who have lived in the city have forgotten how beautiful the world can truly be. This is because they are always surrounded by gigantic buildings and skyscrapers, most of which are not even good to look at.
  • The Nebraska Environmental Trust: Preserving The State'S Natural Resources  By : Samson Paulotti
    The Nebraska Environmental Trust is dedicated to preserving the natural resources of the state of Nebraska for its future generations. The Nebraska Environmental Trust was established in 1992 and brings together private and public partners to work on projects that preserve the natural resources of the state.
  • Discovering Virginia's Green Resources  By : Samson Paulotti
    Virginia is for lovers! A place for people who want to live passionately and it doesn't matter if they're tourists, visitors or residents. From lovers of history to lovers of adventure to lovers of nature to lovers per se, there are many things to explore and discover in this charmed place that can nurture and inspire one's passion.
  • Natural Resources - The Pride And Joy Of Wisconsin  By : Samson Paulotti
    There are very few places in the world that are as blessed with wonderful natural resources as Wisconsin. Few places can boast of the diversity that is present in Wisconsin and fewer still are people who know how to protect and cultivate it. This beautiful state is located in the north central part of the United States.
  • Exploring The Renewable Energy Resources Of Kentucky  By : Samson Paulotti
    Because of its huge coal reserves, Kentucky ranks third in the country in terms of coal production. That is, a third of coal mines running in the US are found in the state.
  • A Closer Look At The Fish Ecology Restoration Program In Washington  By : Samson Paulotti
    For the State of Washington, trout is not just any ordinary fish. Trout and other wild fish have always been a big part of Washington's economy and food supply. Every year, there are a lot of tourists who frequent Washington lakes and rivers to engage in their favorite recreational activity-fishing.
  • Utah Fighting Ground Water Resource Contamination  By : Samson Paulotti
    Ground water plays a vital role for Utah's people. Half of the ground water that is being drawn is used for their agricultural processes, while the other half is for its people's consumption.
  • Minnesota Energy Resources Models The Way For Environmental Stewardship  By : Samson Paulotti
    The Minnesota Energy Resources is a natural gas utility company that services 206,000 customers in 51 counties and 165 communities in the whole state of Minnesota.
  • Groundwater: The Hidden Natural Resource Of Iowa  By : Samson Paulotti
    Groundwater is the hidden water resource of Iowa. Groundwater is the primary source of drinking water for more than 80% of the residents. For many Iowans, not much thought is given to where the water coming from their kitchen faucet originates. It comes from groundwater, the level deep down below the earth's surface.
  • Oklahoma Restoration Plan For The Oil Spill In Osage County, Oklahoma  By : Samson Paulotti
    The Oklahoma restoration project for the oil spill that happened in the creeks at Osage County is headed by the Department of the Interior (DOI) and by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services (USFWS).
  • The Restoration Of The Clark Fork River Of Montana  By : Samson Paulotti
    In the early eighties, the state of Montana filed a lawsuit against the Atlantic Richfield Co. (ARCO) for releasing toxic substances into the Clark Fork River during its many years of mining operations in the area of Anaconda and Butte.
  • Study On Connecticut Highlands: A Natural Resources Review  By : Samson Paulotti
    As part of the Highlands Conservation Act, PL 108-241, a study was conducted on the highlands of Connecticut in an effort to identify its most valuable natural resources.
  • West Virginia Stream Restoration Program  By : Samson Paulotti
    Streams serve many purposes, including water supply, wildlife habitat, transportation, and for recreation purposes. A stream is a dynamic, complex system that includes not only the active channel but also the floodplain and the vegetated corridor along the stream bank. A natural stream system remains stable while transporting a wide range of flows and sediment produced in its watershed.
  • Alabama Clean Waters Initiative: Preserving Natural Resources  By : Samson Paulotti
    Alabama is one of the states that have abundant water resources. And with mostly warm and sunny weather, the Alabama waters not only act as its community's major water source but are favourite recreational venues as well.
  • River Truckee: The Self Restoration River Of Nevada  By : Samson Paulotti
    Almost two years ago, the bank of the river Truckee in Nevada was a barren land with cracked rocks and mud baking under the burning sun.
  • The Condition Of Water Resources In Delaware  By : Samson Paulotti
    One of the most important natural resources is water. There is hardly any function that does not make use of water. From being used for drinking to cooling down power plants that energize the city, the importance of water is felt by all living things. This is the reason why the water resources of a particular area have to be in good condition all the time.
  • Restoration Of White River In Indiana  By : Samson Paulotti
    Indiana is one of those states highly involved in fuel, steel, coals, automotive, and other types industrial production. While this contributes millions of dollars to the economy of Indiana, this has resulted in pollution of the state's waterways. Several industrial companies have already been sued by the state for the pollution and contamination of some of the state's rivers.
  • Protecting The Wildlife Resource Of The District Of Columbia  By : Samson Paulotti
    The District of Columbia is perhaps best known as the capital of the United States. With this, it is considered as a legislative hotspot. The mere mention of its names conjures up images of professionals in impeccable suits and buildings that pepper the skyline. For the most part, this picture of an urban jungle is all true.
  • The Need To Do Oyster Restoration In South Carolina  By : Samson Paulotti
    Oysters play an important role in the ecosystem of South Carolina though their numbers are greatly declining due to man-made activities and changes in nature.
  • Arkansas' Natural Resources: Friend Or Foe?  By : Samson Paulotti
    In Arkansas, the environment is something that is of everybody's concern. People in this State understand the ramifications of disregarding the effects of the environment on their houses, their family and their lives.
  • A Citizen's Guide To Michigan's Forest Resources  By : Samson Paulotti
    The state of Michigan has an abundance of natural resources that legislators see fit to protect its environment and increase the awareness and involvement of its citizens. In an attempt to achieve this, the Science and Technology Division of the Michigan Legislature Legislative Service Bureau prepared "Michigan's Natural Resources and Environment: A Citizen's Guide"
  • Cars With the Best Gas Mileage  By : Darryl Power
    When buying a car either brand new or used, one thing you should take into consideration is its ability to give you the best gas mileage without compromising the comfort, speed and your love for the cars.
  • The Immediate Future Of The Car Industry Is Not Rosy  By : Bill Williams
    This article hopefully points out the seriousness of the crisis the global car industry is in at present and the long haul required to attain a full recovery.
  • Soil And Water Resource Conservation In Alabama  By : Richard Barthallo
    The Alabama Association of Conservation Districts (AACD) is a nonprofit, nongovernment-associated organization formed in 1943. One of the association's goals is to help the community conserve their natural resources as far as water and soil are concerned.
  • The 9 Types of Alternative Fuels - Moving Away From Oil  By : Darryl Power
    The continuing problem in oil price hike is troubling the world today. More people have become smarter car owners have looked into the possibility of using other types of alternative fuels.
  • Minnesota Renewable Energy Resources  By : James Farkenfur
    Back in 2006 the Governor of Minnesota, Tim Pawlenty, set the state the goal of acquiring 25 percent of energy used there to come from renewable resources by the year 2025. Called the "25/25" initiative, Minnesota claims that this plan is the most aggressive in the nation.
  • Call Green - Buy Calling Cards Online!  By : Alex Russell
    Here are the four biggest benefits of buying your calling cards online. Besides saving time, if you get your phone cards on the web you also save yourself a lot of trouble and some unnecessary pieces of paper, being environmental friendly at the same time.
  • 14 Of The Real and Most Effective Gas Engine Fuel Savers  By : Darryl Power
    Here are some ideas on a possible 10 to 15% savings on fuel consumption - the real gas engine fuel savers.
  • Most Fuel Efficient Used Cars  By : Darryl Power
    Now that the cost of fuel has gone to astronomical level, a lot of people are constantly on the look for different ways on how to reduce their expenditure when it comes to fuel consumption.
  • Colorado's Grand Canyon Is Losing Natural Resources  By : Samantha Kleiner
    Over the years there have been many changes to the Grand Canyon in Colorado that are changing the way it's eco system works around the river.
  • Using Renewable Resources As Fuel In Montana  By : Samantha Kleiner
    With limited oil resources in the world, people are always looking for new ways to make fuel. Recently in Montana people have looked into several alternative fuel resources. Alternative fuel resources help save the environment as well as help people to save money. With alternative fuel, people can travel and live in a more eco-friendly manner.
  • Managing Water And Waste Resources In Idaho  By : Samantha Kleiner
    ecently there have been problems in Idaho with the management of important resources, such as water and problems with the way residents are getting rid of waste as well. The government in Idaho has put out some basic standards that they would like the residents to abide by in an effort to better educate them on the consequences of their actions.
  • Alternative Energy Resources In Colorado  By : Richard Barthallo
    The American Solar Energy Society is based out of Boulder, Colorado, and is a non-profit organization whose focus is on furthering the uses of clean-energy power resources in the United States. The organization condones the efficient use of energy resources and has members based all over the country. The organization claims more than 11,000 members nationwide, including energy professionals.
  • Recycling Electronic Waste Is A Must In North Dakota  By : Richard Barthallo
    Although there is a big boom in the rise of computers everywhere and the constant upgrade of computers are manifesting, there is another environmental problem that is also slowly building up.
  • How To Save Electricity - Step By Step -  By : Ben Levanger
    How to Save Electricity is a trendy question, here are some ways to reduce energy costs without cramping your lifestyle too much.
  • Healthy and Fun on a Fat Loss Program  By : Roy Chan
    At the beginning of the twenty-first century obesity topped the greatest health concerns list along with high cholesterol and heart disease.
  • Great Bird Feeding Tips  By : Ben Needles
    Feeding the birds is one of the simplest and most relaxing experiences that you can have in your back garden
  • Six Facts You Should Know About Low Level Radiation Exposure  By : Ben Needles
    The average person would be shocked to learn how much low level radioactivity they are exposed to each and every day
  • Go Green at Work  By : Jill Black
    Several ways to turn your office green and help save the enviroment.
  • Alternative Resources And Possibilities For Alternative Energy In Washington DC  By : Samson Paulotti
    Energy efficiency, rather than the more conscience-based energy conservation, is a technology-based harnessing of natural resources for power.
  • Saving Or Destroying Resources Through Wind Power In Idaho  By : Samson Paulotti
    For some people in Idaho, wind power is a real issue. It's a battle over what resources are the most important to the people. Wind power is going to save on electricity. People want that, but the people don't want the wind turbines near their homes. People argue that the wind turbines are too loud to be built near neighborhoods.
  • Importance of Advertising and freelance opportunity for advertisers  By : john dick
    In the present world, Advertisement is the only weapon to carry out all sorts of activities. It may be true or may not be. This Advertisement can be used for good cause and bad cause. There is no business in the earth without advertisement. If there is no advertisement, the rotation of earth will be stopped.
  • An Overview Of Maryland'S Green Energy Resources  By : Chris Blastoyout
    Maryland's governor, Martin O'Malley, has made a clean energy policy one of his political goals, in hopes of reducing the state's energy consumption by at least 15 percent over the next seven years. Maryland has also become part of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, which is the country's first mandatory, market-based effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Taking Care Of Air Resources In Wichita, Kansas  By : Chris Blastoyout
    Clean air is one of the great resources of the world. Yet, it takes effort to make sure the air stays clean. Air pollution can cause many problems. Airborne pollutants can cause lung disease including lung cancer as well as causing allergies. Residents of Wichita, Kansas understand the importance of taking care of the great resource of clean air.
  • What Are The Recycling Resources In Nebraska?  By : Chris Blastoyout
    The state of Nebraska utilizes the five R's of recycling in its state-wide program: reduce, reuse, recycle, re-buy and rethink. According to Nebraska resources, the amount of useless garbage produced by each person daily has doubled in the past thirty-five years. Recycling is an important resource in stopping this trend in its tracks.
  • Resources For Recycling In Columbus, Ohio  By : Chris Blastoyout
    Recycling resources is an important way to ensure that our world continues to be a place where we can live and thrive. There are many different ways that people can recycle and work to preserve the natural resources of their community.
  • Montana Resources On Home Energy Conservation  By : Gretchen Vuvalgee
    Although alternative energy resources are springing up everywhere for eventual use by your utility company, the Department of Environmental Quality in Montana recommends that Montana residents begin conserving energy now, in their own homes. Doing so will not only help the environment by conserving resources, but will save residents money on utility bills in the long run.
  • Discovering Kansas' Wind Energy Resources  By : Gretchen Vuvalgee
    The American Wind Energy Association ranks the state of Kansas as the third top area in the nation for wind energy resources. The state is set to produce more than 1,000 megawatts of wind generated power by the end of the year, but authorities say that the state has the natural resources to produce five or six times that amount.
  • Resources To Encourage Recycling In Richland County, South Carolina  By : Gretchen Vuvalgee
    Many people understand the importance of recycling. Because people understand the importance of recycling, many cities throughout Richland Country, South Carolina provide resources to allow their residents to participate in recycling programs. For some communities, this means they have a location where they can drop-off recyclables.
  • 10 Ways To Lower Your Electric Bill And Help The Environment  By : Jill Black
    This tight financial times its a good time to think about ways to save money. This article looks at a few simple ways to lower your electric bill and help the environment.
  • All About The New York Water Resources Institute  By : Beth Olignerf
    The New York Water Resources Institute is located at Cornell University in New York. It is a program that is helping locally, regionally, and even nationally in some cases to help people understand the importance of water, specifically clean water, as a resource.
  • Saving On Fuel Resources In Massachusetts  By : Beth Olignerf
    As gas prices go up and then back down, no one ever knows where they are going to be going next. Oil is a precious resource, and although it sometimes feel like it is going always be there, if we continue to over use this resource, the demand will go up while the quantity goes down. The best way to ensure we continue to have gasoline is to work to conserve it whenever possible.
  • All About Rhode Island's State Sanctioned Recycling Group  By : Beth Olignerf
    Like many states, Rhode Island has several ways to preserve resources and recycle materials when possible. The goal of the Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation (RIRRC) is to reduce waste in their state.
  • Conserving And Protecting Nevada's Water Resources  By : Beth Olignerf
    Water is an essential resource for our survival. Because of this, it is important to conserve and protect this resource. Unfortunately, water is not an unlimited resource and can become scarce in areas that do not get heavy rainfall, especially when people do not use their water resources wisely.
  • All About California's Salton Sea Ecosystem Restoration Program  By : Beth Olignerf
    In 1905, severe flooding caused the Colorado River to overflow which damaged levees and diversion structures along the river, causing the floodwaters to flow into the Salton Sink, which was still dry during that time. The sink was a closed desert basin in the Riverside and Imperial Counties of California which is 200 feet below sea level had no natural outlet.
  • New York's MTA: An Environmentally Sound Resource  By : James Farkenfur
    New York City's MTA or Metro Transportation Authority works contentiously towards a cleaner environment. The MTA believes that anytime a person steps onto a bus or train, they are contributing towards a cleaner environment, and the Authority takes its role as a resource for environmentally sound methods seriously.
  • Park Cafe: Montana's Way Of Saving Resources  By : Richard Barthallo
    At the East entrance to Glacier National Park, there is a very small restaurant creating a very big impact on the world around them. The Park Cafe, in St. Mary, Montana, appears to be just a small restaurant from the outside. And, as you walk in the front doors, your suspicions will be confirmed. It is a small restaurant.
  • Anacostia River Restoration In Washington DC Using Low Impact Development  By : Samson Paulotti
    he Anacostia watershed is considered as a highly degraded urban ecosystem located in suburban Maryland and the District of Columbia. It has often been called "the forgotten river" because, prior to 1987, its decline never received the attention that did its parent in the Washington metropolitan area, the Potomac River.
  • Recycling And Composting Resources Provided By Boulder, Colorado  By : Samson Paulotti
    In a world of worry about the planet and fears of global warming, many people want to do their part to save the world. Even if it's just a small thing, people want to feel they are making a difference.
  • New York Environment Resources: Know Your Hunting Responsibilities  By : Samson Paulotti
    Based on the data and other resources that you can get from the New York State Department for Environmental Conservation, there are hundreds of thousands of people that visit the state to hunt. In fact, there are more than 50,000 and 700,000 nonresidents and residents, respectively, who visit the wild or private properties. However, there are guidelines that should be followed by hunters.
  • The District Of Columbia Uses Resources To Make Neighborhoods Sustainable  By : Samson Paulotti
    The District of Columbia is not only trying to clean up their neighborhoods, they are trying to clean up the earth. The thought of each individual doing this on their own can be a huge and taunting one, but pulling together all of their resources, they are trying to make their neighborhoods more sustainable.
  • Preserving The Rocky Mountain National Park  By : Samson Paulotti
    Rocky Mountain National Park is a National Park located right at the north central Colorado. It features a variety of majestic mountain views and holds a variety of wildlife. The place is ideal for hiking since it has 355 miles of hiking trails. The Rocky Mountain National Park is a treasure that has been protected for years to preserve the natural resources.
  • Recycling Resources In The Bronx, New York  By : Gretchen Vuvalgee
    When people hear the Bronx, they often picture a tough, maybe even mean neighborhood. This stereotype may scare some people away from the area. There are, though, people in the Bronx who really care of the world and who care about the natural resources of our world.
  • Renewing Trees And Other Natural Resources In Atlanta, Georgia  By : Chris Blastoyout
    Trees are an important resource in our world. Residents of Atlanta, Georgia realize that. Recently they have been the recipients of $300,000 to help them in planting trees in their community. After competing in the American Express Root for Our City Challenge, Atlanta residents will get to make their town a little greener.
  • The Laws Protecting The Water Resources Of Hawaii  By : Beth Olignerf
    The State of Hawaii is known for being one of the most beautiful places in the country. With its lush and verdant landscapes bustling with life from native species, it is no wonder that people are attracted to Hawaii the way butterflies are drawn to flowers. But along with this comes the danger of overpopulating this island state.
  • Connecticut - Long Island Sound Restoration  By : Gretchen Vuvalgee
    Connecticut is a blessed state with rich natural resources. There are many famous geographical features found throughout the state and, as a result, there is a great deal of diversity in terms of habitat, landscapes, plant and animal life. The state's most prominent natural feature is Long Island Sound.
  • Geothermal Energy Resources In Hawaii  By : Gretchen Vuvalgee
    Since the Hawaiian Islands sit on what is essentially a hot bed of geothermal activity in the earth's mantle, it seems only natural that the state should want to tap into these resources as far as green energy is concerned.
  • The Restoration Of Clean Air In Georgia  By : James Farkenfur
    Each state has its own cross to bear. These problems can range from economic problems to safety concerns. But one challenge that is common among all the states across the country is the problem of air quality. The state of Georgia is not an exception.
  • Resources For Composting In North Carolina  By : Richard Barthallo
    The act of composting is defined as the natural breakdown of organic resources. The result of composting is - you guessed it - compost, a rich organic soil that is host to microorganisms that actually work to decompose resources such as yard and kitchen wastes. There is certainly good reason to practice composting.
  • Tips For Christmas To Help Resources In Michigan Stay Green  By : Samantha Kleiner
    For years in Michigan all anyone every wanted was a white Christmas. Slowly every year the snow seems to take a little longer to come, and when it does it takes a little less time to melt. All of these are signs of our actions taking their toll on the environment.
  • Beating Low Resources Of Water In New Mexico  By : Samantha Kleiner
    Water is one of the most important natural resources we have. Our bodies run from it, our homes couldn't run without it, and our world depends upon it. In places like New Mexico where the heat can be overwhelming at certain times during the year, water shortages are nothing to laugh about.
  • Using Resources To Buy Green In Connecticut  By : Beth Olignerf
    Living on the East coast isn't always east on the pocket book and financial resources. But in Connecticut, residents are trying to lighten their loads by buying resources that will last longer, be more efficient and help to keep the earth cleaner.
  • Iowa Wind Resources Help Keep The Lights On  By : Beth Olignerf
    Moving with the 'go green' train, Iowa has found itself in the perfect position to use its resources of flat lands and strong winds to create cheaper energy.

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