Greening Your Apartment

Do you like the idea of saving money while also doing your part to make the planet a nicer place to live?  All it takes is exerting a little extra bodily energy and making a mental commitment to take some common sense steps.  You may be tired of all the hoopla about “Going Green” and the sheer magnitude of the campaign can be overwhelming, but you can take a few simple steps to do your part.

It makes common sense that if you turn off electronic devices and unplug electrical appliances you will conserve energy and save on your utility bills. And if you aren't easily convinced, do a simple tabulation of how much energy different appliances consume.  Nickles and dimes are literally falling out of your pocket.  Do you leave your television on all day even when you aren't watching?   Is it essential to have all the lights in your apartment on a once?  Flipping a switch is easy.  Once you adopt the new mindset, the routine is natural.  You save money by saving energy and the environment benefits by your saving.

The same common sense  approach applies to your transportation needs.  Your health benefits when you walk or bike instead driving, your vehicle pollutes less, and you buy less fuel.  Both you and the planet benefit from this alternate approach.  And even when weather is too severe for walking and biking, alternate transportation such as the bus or rail system provide ways to travel with less impact on the environment.

You only have to look at the nation's bulging landfills to realize how much over consumption and waste is damaging our planet.  Paper consumption means cutting trees.  Trees are vital to environmental balance.  So simple steps like using digital communication rather than paper can lead to tremendous savings for our planet.  You spend less on paper, on energy consumption to print it, on the expense of getting the paper from point A to point B, and fewer pages go into a dumpster and from there to a landfill.  Simple steps by everyone lead to giant benefits for everyone.

Apartments in Area:

Tuscaloosa Apartment - Sealy Management Company

apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from Call for Pricing


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Gates at Cedar Crest

1 to 2 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $1200 to $1500


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Yorktown Commons

2 to 3 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $1100 to $1290


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Beacon Place-Tuscaloosa

1 to 2 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $1025 to $1350


Tuscaloosa Apartment - H.A. Edwards, Inc.

1 to 2 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $575 to $1600


Northport Apartment - Beacon Place Northport

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Northport, AL from $1299 to $1887


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Houndstooth Condos

2 to 3 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $1626 to $2319


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Fountain Square

1 to 2 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $804 to $884


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Delview Properties, LLC

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from Call for Pricing


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Mountain View

Stu to 3 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $749 to $1100


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Aspen Village

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $789 to $1029


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Canterbury

2 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $829


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Flex Studio Apartments

Stu to 2 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $495 to $900


Tuscaloosa Apartment - Regal Pointe at Cypress Creek

Stu to 3 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $739 to $1095


Tuscaloosa Apartment - September Place

1 to 2 BDRM apartment in Tuscaloosa, AL from $950 to $1700



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