It’s not a football game or a fraternity war. This is collegiate competition at its greenest.

When you compare the use of a water filtration system versus bottled water to see which is greener or more reusable, there are many factors to consider.

Every day, thousands of unseen toxins fill the air you breathe most — the air in your home.

There is just no denying the harmfulness of all makeup and personal care products, even the “natural” ones on the market today.

If cleaning products are intended to make everyday life safer, why are they so dangerous, and why isn’t the government regulating them?

The Change the World, Start with Energy Star campaign aims to fight global warming starting at home.

Surely you’ve noticed by now the little star emblem on many electronics and appliances. This emblem is the seal of the Energy Star program that promotes conservation and a healthy environment.

In lieu of the push toward environmental sustainability, as well as the need to save every penny, the demand and use of the Energy Star program is skyrocketing.

So, you go to shop for new gadgets, devices and appliances and you see Energy Star labels everywhere, but you don’t know what they mean. You may know you’re making a good choice for the environment and for your electric bill, but what’s the big deal?

Toxins from everyday products are simply recycled through our air conditioning unit back into our airtight house over and over again. You could be breathing toxic air and never know it.