Staying Strong in a Weak Economy - MOVE Magazine

Across the country people are ἀnding simple ways to cut back on costs—by keeping electronics unplugged when out of the house, making dinner for the family instead of dining at a ἀve-star restaurant and while picking up the materials for that homemade meal, saving a few cents by using reusable shopping bags. And while all of these tasks are simple suggestions for saving a dime here and there...hidden bonuses are slowly revealing themselves. Because while keeping a generally unused lamp unplugged for most of the day saves on the overall electric bill, it also saves the environment from exerting some unneeded effort to ἀll a bulb. Similarly, cooking dinner at home gives families a little more time to do things together and ἀlling the pantry with food carried home in reusable totes decreases the number of plastic bags building up in landἀlls. What many are coming to ἀnd out is that while the current economy is extremely stressful and requires a lot more number crunching, it may result in rewarding lessons to carry out of the recession. And just as people are ἀnding ways to cut back on spending and carbon footprints at home, those same folks search for similar ways to stretch a dollar and shorten the environmental impact while at work. Read More...

 

 

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