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Radon is a harmful gas that humans cannot detect through sight, smell, touch, or taste, which makes it all too easy for residents in a home with high levels of radon to breathe the contaminated air. The risks associated with inhaling air with high levels of radon gas make it especially important to test your home.

It has been estimated that radon gas is the second leading cause of lung cancers in the U.S. Continue reading »

There is nothing more relaxing than sitting in your yard on a beautiful night with your favorite lights set up in your yard. It also adds a certain romantic appeal to your deck or patio. However, many lights that plug in consume a lot of electricty or release polutants from the chemicals that they burn. This doesn’t have to be the case. You can enjoy the relaxing lighting without the air polution, or wasted electricity. Continue reading »

Lowering air pollution and carbon footprint are big deals, and it is not always the easiest thing to do… or is it? Some cities and some states are a lot worse then others. The more populated cities and states such as New York, California, San Diego, Philadelphia, Miami, and even New Jersey get a lot of bad air pollution, and there is a lot you can do to reduce it.
One way is to plant more trees, planting more trees and even bushes will let the air pretty much recycle, in the act Continue reading »

Helping the environment is so important today. What many people do not know is that you can take several small steps to do your part to reduce, reuse and recycle. Grocery bags used to be made out of paper and later out of plastic. Now there are many reusable grocery bags and using them can help to reduce air pollution.

I know many people will ask: How do reusable grocery bags reduce air pollution? So, here is the answer. Continue reading »