23rd April 2025
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Greening Your Home: Tips And Tricks For Sustainable Energy Use
Greening your home can be crucial if you live a different lifestyle or habit. Transitioning to a greener home will undoubtedly require effort and time. Going green means making lifestyle choices and taking environmentally friendly and sustainable actions. This can include reducing your carbon footprint, conserving resources, recycling, using renewable energy sources, using solar energy, and adopting more sustainable practices in your daily life. Here are several ways: zbotek.com/greening-your-home-tips-and-tricks/.
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"Going Green" is a quote from the movie "Twister" and it is an actual weather phenomenon in which violent storms can generate a ghastly green tint in the sky. Here in Fairfax we only saw the outer fringes of the system that produced serious tornadoes yesterday throughout the Midwest and South. Sadly those same areas may see more of the same over the next few days. Hold a good thought for those unlucky folks.
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Happy St. Patrick's Day
"Our fate lives within us. You only have to be brave enough to see it." - Merida
'L' tracks @ E. Jackson & S. Wabash, Chicago IL
'L' tracks @ E. Jackson & S. Wabash, Chicago IL
BALTIMORE- Petty Officer 2nd Class Micheal Rhue, a Marine Science Technician at Coast Guard Sector-Maryland National Capital Region, works with a crew member aboard the Auto Eco to gauge the ships water pressure during a routine inspection, Aug. 18,2022 at the Port of Baltimore. The Auto Eco is the world’s first liquefied-fueled Car Carrier and has the capacity to transport approximately 3,985 cars. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Breanna Centeno).
BALTIMORE- Members from the Coast Guard Sector-Maryland National Capital Region Port State Control Safety Team pose for a photo after inspecting the car carrier Auto Eco Aug. 18,2022 at the Port of Baltimore. The Auto Eco is the world’s first liquefied-fueled car carrier and has the capacity to transport approximately 3,985 cars. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Breanna Centeno).
BALTIMORE- Petty Officer 2nd Class Micheal Rhue , a Marine Science Technician at Coast Guard Sector-Maryland National Capital Region, inspects the Auto Eco crew’s emergency fire preparedness at the Port of Baltimore, Aug. 18,2022. A fire is the most dangerous thing that can happen on a vessel, so the crew is required to run fire drills at least once a month.(U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Breanna Centeno).
BALTIMORE- Petty Officer 2nd Class Micheal Rhue, a Marine Science Technician at Coast Guard Sector-Maryland National Capital Region, verifies the preparedness of the Auto Eco crew’s life jacket safety readiness at the Port of Baltimore, Aug. 18,2022. Each member is required to have a life jacket in case of an emergency. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Breanna Centeno).
BALTIMORE - Chief Warrant Officer Giancarlo Vidal, a member of the Port State Control Safety Team at Coast Guard Sector-Maryland National Capital Region, talks to the crew aboard the car carrier Auto Eco during an inspection of the vessel at the Port of Baltimore, Aug. 18,2022. The Auto Eco is the world's first liquefied natural gas-fueled car carrier. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Breanna Centeno).
BALTIMORE- Chief Petty Officer Ronald Lipscomb, a member of the Port State Control Safety Team at Coast Guard Sector-Maryland National Capital Region, and a crew member aboard the Auto Eco verify that the vessel’s gas detection system is operational, Aug. 18,2022 at the Port of Baltimore. The gas detection system will alert the crew if dangerous fumes enter the space. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Breanna Centeno).
These residents of a local pond have the going green movement down pat.
These residents of a local pond have the going green movement down pat.
These residents of a local pond have the going green movement down pat.
