American homeowners and their helpers are just plain clumsy. That’s right, I said it. Clumsy.
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, American homeowners spill 17 million gallons of gasoline annually in their bungling, fumbling attempts to add fuel to lawn and garden equipment.
17 MILLION GALLONS of gasoline spilled all across America! Why isn’t this phenomena making national headlines?
Just to give this fact some perspective, imagine this: The Exxon Valdez oil spill is considered one of the most devastating human-caused environmental disasters of all time. That vessel spilled 10.8 million of gallons of crude oil, or 37% less than the gardeners of America spill each year.
These spills result in a huge volume of emissions of hazardous air pollutants like nitrogen oxide and carbon dioxide, and volatile organic compounds, like carbon monoxide. They also contribute to soil and water contamination.
So how can the gardeners of America go green and still enjoy lawns that have the look and feel of a sod lawn? The answer is to install artificial grass.
For those homeowners who live in The San Francisco Bay Area, onelawn™, a line of estate-quality synthetic grass developed and installed by The Good Nature Company, is the most realistic and affordable artificial lawn available. Contact onelawn™ for a free, no obligation in-home consultation today.
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