A few facts about Earth Day
As we’re reminded to treat the planet with kindness
Here are a few facts about Earth Day
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Earth Day was started 46 years ago in 1970 after an oil spill in Santa Barbara, California
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It was renamed to International Mother Earth Day by the United Nations General Assembly in 2009
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After its origins in the U.S., it became recognized worldwide in 1990
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More than a billion people celebrate Earth Day, making it the largest secular observance in the world
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The day has its own flag, with a picture of the earth depicted in the center of it
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Some communities celebrate with an entire seven days focused on environmental problems
Ways to Celebrate Earth Day
Here are some ways to go green and save some green!
- Leave the car at home. While not possible for everyone, commuting to work or around town by car-pooling, biking or taking transit have benefits both for your wallet and your health. Carpooling alone can save you $1000 a year!
- Start a vegetable garden. Organic produce is healthier and definitely tastes better, but growing it yourself can also save you nearly $600 a year as well!
- Go Solar. We all know solar power is cleaner and a more efficient way to go. Once you are setup, solar energy savings can be $1000 a year as well, and that’s including the cost of solar panels. We love solar power and are definitely “Solar Friendly”, and when the time comes we would love to help you with just one of the ways to save on energy costs with one of our roofs.
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