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kermit the frog

"It's beautiful!
And I think it's what
I want to be...
"
~ Kermit the Frog,
on “Bein’ Green”

 

 

Green Assessment

As stewards of the earth, it is vitally important for us to act now to change our course. The impact that we have on the environment is at the forefront of scientific, social, and political discussions these days. Sometimes, the information and predictions can be overwhelming, and many people are experiencing hopelessness. What can one person do? Every choice we make as consumers has an impact, from the products we buy to the businesses we patronize to what we throw away. Being green is easier than you might think, and our assessments are full of earth-saving ideas. Whether you are looking to green your home or small office, taking these easy steps will contribute to the healing of the planet.

Reduce ~ Reuse ~ Recycle
REDUCE: We’ll assess ways that you can reduce your carbon footprint as well as reduce your consumption. From transportation to energy use, we have tips for plans and products. We’ll look for ways you can eliminate waste, buy smarter, and streamline for better productivity.

REUSE: Often times people associate personal organizers with buying lots of products and containers, but not us! We’ll go out of our way to help you find ways to reuse the items you already have.

REYCLE: The availability of recycling services and recycled products now makes recycling an easy plan at home and the office. Yet, it doesn’t stop there! We’ll look at ways that the things no longer serving you can be reallocated rather than taking up space in a landfill.


Did you
know that:


CFL bulb
A CFL LIGHT BULB uses 2/3 less energy than traditional bulbs and lasts 6-10 times longer?

recycle cans RECYCLING ONE ALUMINUM CAN saves enough electricity to power a TV for 6 hours?

recycle newspapersRECYCLING ONE TON OF PAPER saves: 350 gallons of oil, 7,000 gallons of water and enough electricity for an average home for 6 months?

Take the First Step

FAQ
What does “green” mean, and what does that have to do with organizing?

Green is a short way of saying that something is good for our environment and is sustainable over time. It includes recycling, decreasing our carbon footprint, reducing waste and toxins, increasing sustainability (like planting trees). Learn more about “green organizing.”
 


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