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Your Green Life embraces an approach to living that treads gently on the Earth that supports us in everything we do. Our stories focus on people, organizations and companies that are dedicated to making our lifestyles more environmentally friendly. Northland's NewsCenter meteorologist Shannon Murphy is committed to finding opportunities to improve our quality of life and reduce our carbon footprints on this natural wonderland we call the Northland. Watch Shannon Murphy's stories Wednesdays at 6:00pm. Sponsored by:


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Your Green Life: "Rain Gardens and Rain Barrels"

Your Green Life: "Rain Gardens and Rain Barrels"

Summer temperatures were close to normal this season, but after a very wet start during the month of June, it left August thirsty for rain. During hot and dry times like this, up to 40 percent of household water gets used in the yard. But there are ways to conserve water like collecting excess rainwater. Steps like this are important for the environment as meteorologist Shannon Murphy explains in, "Your Green Life." Read more »

Your Green Life: Go Back-To-School Green

Your Green Life: Go Back-To-School Green

Every year Americans use over 90 million tons of paper, averaging about 700 pounds per person. It's also the number one most used material in the classroom. But as our kids head back to school you can be a little more earth–friendly in your shopping as meteorologist Shannon Murphy explains in, "Your Green Life." Read more »

Your Green Life: "Porous Pavement"

Your Green Life: "Porous Pavement"

The Northland's rivers, streams, and creeks are a beautiful part of our landscape. Many flow directly into Lake Superior... which holds some of the cleanest water in the world. You can take steps at home to keep our Northland water pure... as meteorologist Shannon Murphy explains in, "Your Green Life." Read more »

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