Fixing the planet is one of the basic duty of humankind to this planet. We are the stewards that are given the obligation to take care and preserve our environment. As technologies advances we are making our planet less green and polluted. We are consuming all the planet has to offer. Thus there is a danger that all of these will be lost.

In our generally speaking less than sunny climate, we in the UK have come to depend on central heating systems to get us through the cruel winter months. Imagine where we would be without boilers, having to go through what feels like the majority of the year with an unpleasant, sniffley cold. You could safely say that radiators are essential to our comfort.

When dealing with such a volatile yet everyday substance as natural gas, it’s important for customers to know that engineers who work in this field can be trusted. Inefficiency with gas systems can have tremendously dangerous results, which could not only be a waste of money, and environmentally perilous, but also result in fatal consequences if there is a serious leakage within a household.

When it comes to household utility bills, the main question on everyone’s mind is how to keep your home as cost effective as possible; everyone of course would like to be as environmentally friendly as possible, but top of most people’s priority list is making sure that not too much cash is being spent unnecessarily.

Being “green” is not so difficult when it is how you live and when it is all you know.

Born and raised in the Boyle Heights area of Los Angeles, I am the eldest of an uneducated and non-English speaking single mother who never learned how to drive, so I grew up without a car.

Although I am college educated, and I speak English, I also do not drive. I have never had a driver's license and at this point, I don't expect I will ever need one. Next year, I turn 50.