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People often use high volumes of energy in their home without thinking of the implications for the environment. If you’re looking for ways to lower the carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in your home by hundreds and thousands of pounds a year, consider a few strategies when cooling, heating, lighting and powering your living space.
