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Umpqua Energy is developing a product that turns harmful emission gases into safe nitrogen and oxygen.
Green Ways to Celebrate Valentine's Day
If you're out to buy the perfect gift but want to go easy on the environment, there are plenty of options.
Preserving Nuts
Learn to make your own treats using preserved nuts.
Preserving Squash and Pumpkins
It's an important skill that's fallen by the wayside. But since the recession began, more people are learning how to preserve their own food.
Eugene Installs Electric Charging Stations
The city of Eugene is installing 16 electric vehicle charging stations around town as part of the national EV Project.
Incandescent Bulbs Will Be Phased Out Starting in 2012
Starting in January 2012, basic incandescent light bulbs will be phased out and more energy efficient bulbs will become a requirement in all households.
Unsold Christmas Trees Will be Reused in Unique Ways
Whether they're recycled into wood chips, given away to those in need, or donated for different animals to use, many Corvallis Christmas trees will not go to waste this year.
In the Garden: Occupy Your Garden & Local Farms
Master Gardener Ross Penhallegon shows us how growing our own food or buying locally can help more than just your pocketbook.
Reducing car trips can save wear and tear on you, your wallet and the planet. Making one less car trip is easy-trip chain, walk, bike, bus or carpool.
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Is your New Year's Resolution to get organized, cut spending, lose weight and be more green? Think about ways to drive less as a place to start.
Finding an alternative way to get to work isn't always easy, especially if you have young children.
One Eugene man is adding a bit of whimsy to his morning commute.
After a week of trying to change up how local workers get to work each day, Business Commute Challenge participants got their reward Thursday.
Friday morning thousands of people will leave their car in the driveway and hop on the bicycle to get to work because it's National Bike to Work day.
This year is Cawood's first time participating in the Business Commute Challenge.
A year ago Pivot Architecture had 100% employee participation in the challenge. Employee involvment this year is the same.
On Monday, hundreds of local employees hopped on the bus, a bike, or simply walked to work. Many competing in the annual week-long 'Business Commute Challenge'.
The idea is to encourage employees to ride a bike of take a bus to work.
This past week, three families from our area competed to see who could drive less and save more.
It's the Gordon's last day of the work week in the competition. They said their kids are enjoying riding around in their Burley Trailer.
One way to cut down on driving is to have the food you eat brought right to your door.
Many people are tuned into bike-riding, but maybe they don't know all that's available to make riding a bicycle even more user-friendly.
With just one kid in tow, the Gough family admits they have it easier than larger families, but they still add a number of miles on their car every day.
Connie Bloom Williams from the "Drive Less Save More" campaign joined us on KEZI-9 News This Morning.
Finding an alternative way to get to work can be difficult if you live in outlying communities.
Companies will compete against each other to see which one can reduce its carbon footprint the most.
National Bike Day wraps up the Business Commute Challenge in Eugene. So did businesses and employees in Eugene really drive less this week?
The moisture in the air didn't dampen the business commute parade, but folks who were up for the challenge found they had to be a little flexible with their plans.
LTD buses were probably more packed than usual Wednesday as dozens of Business Commute Challenge participants hopped on to reduce road and highway congestion.
Cloudy skies and scattered showers didn't seem to knock some 9Wood employees off of the Business Commute Challenge bandwagon.
The Springfield company has been involved in the 'Business Commute Challenge' for the last three years.
Pacific Cascade is offering its employees some interesting incentives. They can enter a drawing to get a half day off work.
If you've never tried riding the bus, now might be the time to test it out and see if it's right for you.
The 4J School District is promoting a campaign called Safe Routes to School that helps students walk or ride their bikes to school.
We're half way through the 'Drive Less Family Challege'. The Gough's said they haven't driven their car yet.
The Gordons admit they're fair-weather bikers, but they hope to bring the bikes out of the garage more often for the Drive Less Challenge.
Three Eugene families compete in our "Drive Less Family Challenge." It's so far so good for the Crum-Wendt family.
Three Eugene families are competing to see who can cut down the most on driving in one week.