these blog pages contain affiliate links which may earn Green and Prosperous a small commission if you click or purchase products using them. You can find our privacy statement here.
Water conservation has emerged as a critical concern in today’s eco-conscious world. With climate change and growing populations putting immense pressure on our planet's water resources, saving water at home has never been more critical.
Read MoreGuest post by Jason Baldauf
It’s almost impossible to imagine modern living without the convenience of running water. We take it for granted that we can cook, clean, wash and bathe with it. As such, we may not think about how imperative it is to conserve and protect it. Despite being readily available with a turn of the spigot, it is not an unlimited resource.
Read MoreGuest post by Bob Roberts
By reducing the amount of natural resources you consume, reusing items that would otherwise go to waste, and recycling trash so it can be repurposed, you’re helping ensure a brighter future for children today. However, planning for the future includes not only taking steps in the present, but also preparing for tomorrow. By teaching children good conservation practices today, you’ll contribute to a cleaner future. Children who learn how to reduce, reuse and recycle now will gain the foundation they need to pass those practices on to their children and continue preserving natural resources.
Read MoreGuest post by Tom Murphy
In a planet that’s 70% water, you’d be forgiven for thinking that there was more than enough of this precious resource to comfortably sustain its population. However, when you think through how much of this water is fit for human consumption, you realize that maybe there isn’t a whole lot to go around for more than 7 billion inhabitants. In the Western world, water scarcity certainly isn’t a problem for most (with some exceptions in pockets of the US, the EU, and Australia ), but delve deeper into impoverished Third World/Global South nations and it will soon dawn on you just how shocking the disparity of water availability is on this planet.
Read MoreOUR MISSION
We are dedicated to sharing information about and strategies for healthy, eco-friendly living. As a consumer, you have power to minimize your exposure to toxins and change manufacturing practices that harm human and environmental health.
Enter your name and email for access to the pages for my online courses, “Container Garden Like a Pro,” a paid course, and “The Art of Food Gardening,” a free email mini-course. Signup on the course page.
You’ll also get access to my library of Free Resources for signing up!
(I hate spam and will never spam you or share your information)
want some free resources to help you maintain your healthy lifestyle? Click the button above to sign up!
