Eco-Infographics

Forget the housing market and consumer confidence index. Instead of sifting through the glut of economic data out there, look around! Unexpected signs of economic recovery are popping up everywhere.
Source: http://1bog.org/

At $163 per month, the average U.S. homeowner’s utility bill is getting increasingly bloated. It’s not going to get any better thanks to new rounds of rate hikes being rolled out by big investor-owned utilities. Thankfully, there’s an ingenious way for you to keep that money for yourself (and maybe even game the system a little, too).

Source: http://1bog.org/blog...-electric-bill/

How we're endangering animals, by certificationmap.com (view full image).

Source: http://www.recycle.co.uk

The following infographic gives you an in depth look at the energy use/saving of ebooks vs books.

The following infographic gives you an idea of just how many eBooks you have to read to start being "green".

Take a look at what green jobs are and the growth over the past few years. With most governments investing millions of Dollars into making their countries greener each year, all industries are getting affected. Take a look at how some of those industries have changed and examine the top IT companies and the effort they are making into saving the environment. Google has been completely carbon neutral since 2007. By 2012, Microsoft plans to reduce its carbon footprint by 30 percent compared to 2007 levels. If you are looking for a job at a top company like that it's time to examine how you can become greener at your job...

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