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Lower Your Home Electricity Bill

Check out these tips from EcoMedia on how to save electricity at home, which in turn could help you save money.

2012/03/16

A view of the original Mercer Museum building from inside the museum's new wing. (Artist's rendering provided by the Mercer Museum)

Mercer Museum To Unveil New, Eco-Friendly Wing

A Bucks County museum is set to unveil a new wing that will allow it to showcase collections from all over the world. And the new addition does more than just house artifacts.

2011/06/13

Living Eco-Friendly With Your Pet

Living green and eco-friendly are very important these days. There are ways to maintain this healthier lifestyle with your pet too.

2011/05/24

Delaware Offers Discount On Eco-Friendly Rain Barrels

With April showers already here, state environmental officials are offering Delawareans a discount on rain barrels to help water those May flowers.

2011/04/22

A group gathered at 4th and Market to pass out free tote bags (credit: KYW's Mike Dougherty))

Free Tote Bags Handed Out In Philadelphia For Earth Day

Free tote bags were passed out on Market Street near 4th, 15th, and 30th Streets as well as at the intersection of Broad and Chestnut.

2011/04/20

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Oxford Valley Mall Offers Free Paper Shredding To Celebrate Earth Day

A suburban Philadelphia mall is “going green” on Saturday to help celebrate Earth Day and give area residents a chance to clean out some of the junk in their homes.

2011/04/15

Guide To Going Green

April 22nd is Earth Day. What can the average home-owner do about their personal homes, energy bills and their own back yard to decrease their carbon footprint?

2011/04/04

Real Christmas Tree Is More Eco-Friendly, Say Experts

Every Christmas, millions of Americans decide to ditch the fresh-cut tree and go artificial. There are many reasons for doing so, but there’s one popular reason that doesn’t hold water.

2010/12/20

New Eco-Friendly Toilets Debut in Schuylkill Park

Some new, composting restrooms have opened along the banks of the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. KYW’s John McDevitt reports that whether you’re exercising on the trail or waiting for a tour boat on the Schuylkill, […]

2010/09/23