Green Technology

Summer is almost over and there are still a few good BBQ days left.  Wondering how to make your BBQ GREEN?

>>> Read on for some tips ...and interesting information ...

"... you may be concerned that your backyard barbecue is adding to global warming ... Jay Gulledge, senior research fellow at the Pew Center on Global Climate Change, counsels that "the carbon footprint of backyard grilling is not that significant compared to what people do in their everyday lives. Lights, TVs, cars, these are much more significant than grilling."

" ... notes that backyard grilling with either gas or charcoal is likely to be a better environmental option than "using an electric stove in your house"  ... powered by a coal-burning power plant."

Here are some easy ways to Green-Up your BBQ ...

"... opt for compostable dishes and utensils made from renewable resources ... These items are sold in stores including Whole Foods, Wal-Mart and Target."

"Plan a menu based on sustainable food choices. ... local or organic foods where possible, ... Buying local minimizes the use of fossil fuels ... and supports the regional economy."

"Use DEET-free repellents to avoid mosquitoes, black flies and other bugs ... are numerous natural repellents available, many made with strong-smelling natural oils such as citronella or geranium."

 

Via: cnn.com    Link