Think about the Earth When Renovating Your Home
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A Guide To Nuclear Shielding For Your Business
If you want to lower your liability risk, while making your business a healthier place overall, nuclear shielding should be on your priority list. There are a number of reasons that companies look into nuclear shielding, so you need to make yourself aware of what it is and how you can take advantage. In this aspect, you will be able to get a head start on this information by reading this article and applying the tips outlined below.
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Preparing To Move To A New Home: Three Reasons You Should Rent A Dumpster
As you prepare to move to a new home, you'll likely consider purchasing boxes, cleaning your home, and hiring a moving company. While renting a dumpster might not be the first thing you think of as you prepare to move, there are several great reasons why you should consider this as part of your moving preparation. Here are just some of the many ways renting a dumpster can help as you get ready to move.
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Safely Storing Hazardous Waste Before Transport
Many of the industrial and manufacturing processes that are in use today result in the creation of hazardous wastes. These waste products must be handled with care when they are stored in preparation for disposal in order to ensure that they don't leak out into the environment and contaminate your work area. Here are three tips that you can use to help your company properly store hazardous waste while you wait for a reputable hazardous waste disposal company to come and remove the waste from your work site.
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Up On The Housetop -- Or Maybe Not: Roof Vs. Ground Solar Installation
It's become very common in many areas to see solar panels on rooftops, and sometimes you might wonder why every house doesn't have solar panels. However, they just might have them -- installed in a ground array. If you are considering solar power for your home, you should look at both roof and ground installations to see which might work better for you. It could turn out that there's a better alternative to the placement you were originally considering.
When my husband and I bought our first home, we bought a "fixer-upper" to work on for a few months before we moved in. Once we started discussing the improvements we would make to it, I realized that my husband had no idea how different building materials affected the earth and would affect the air we breathed in our home. Thankfully, he did understand that energy-efficiency was important for both the earth and our budgets. To make sure we made all of the right decisions that would help us create a healthy, eco-friendly home, I put a lot of research into building methods and materials that helped us create a wonderful, safe place we now live in. I want to help others build healthier, more eco-friendly homes, so I want to share what I have learned on a blog. Come back soon for tips!
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What You Need To Now About Asbestos 3 May 2017
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Steps To Take After Your Home Is Damaged In A Hurricane 24 April 2017