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Going Green: Green Math 101
By: Erin Neves 
Feb 19 2013
I was never very good at math. Numbers + letters + symbols = absolute
confusion, and although my mother is a calculus teacher, her proficiency with
numbers apparently skipped a generation.
One thing I am well-versed in, however, is saving money, and
if it helps the Planet, that’s a plus! Take a look around your office and home;
I would bet some of these energy-saving tips can help you out... read more
Roses are Red, Violets are Blue—a Green Valentine Begins with You!
By: Erin Neves
Feb 12 2013
This
Valentine’s Day, why not introduce a little Green into your festivities?
Instead of investing in products that are potentially harmful to our Planet,
consider turning this year’s celebration into a Green tradition.
Check out these fun alternatives to the typical Valentine’s Day gifts and
prepare to impress your significant other:
Nix the greeting
cards. According to a recent... read more
Going Green: Confessions of a Laundry Procrastinator
By: Erin Neves
Feb 05 2013
Hi,
my name is Erin, and I am a laundry procrastinator. I would rather scrub
dishes all day, vacuum my entire apartment, and then run a marathon before I’d
do two pesky loads of laundry.
To be honest, there are many reasons for my hatred of Laundry Day, but the most
prevalent is probably the expense. Now that I pay bills on my own, I am
increasingly worried about each... read more
Going Green: A Penny Saved, a Penny Earned
By: Erin Neves
Jan 29 2013
Happy
Green Tuesday! From eating out less to cutting back cable channels, we
are all looking for ways to save a little extra green—so why not save Green and
go Green, too?
Check out these four eco-friendly AND money-saving tips:
Carpool.
According to AAA, the average American commutes 16 miles to work each
way. With the average vehicle achieving less than 23 miles per gallon,... read more
Latest LUV Mail
From: David Zanolla
Orlando,Florida
LUVing the Little Moments
Dec 28 2012
I understand customer service. I teach a college-level course about one of the most successful customer service...
