Chemical fertilizers wash off your lawn and garden during rainstorms and find their way into streams, rivers, and estuaries. Once in the waterways, chemical fertilizers promote algae blooms that rob the waters of oxygen, resulting in the demise of fish and other aquatic life. By using Spring Earth and reducing the chemical pollutant load on the environment, you do your part to help our fragile ecosystem continue to provide, nurture, and sustain life.

If you have been using chemical fertilizers, this can be replaced by diluting 1 part Soil Sensation to 5 parts water and applying it to your plant's soil. If you are switching from chemical fertilizers to Soil Sensation for agricultural applications, please contact us for the proper application process to your soil, as Soil Sensation LLC will activate the dormant fertilizer in your soil. See similar questions...

Why does the City stencil the storm drains with a picture of a fish and the message, "Dump No Waste - Take Care of Our Ocean?" See similar questions...

Organic fertilizers come from sustainable, renewable sources, such as alfalfa and other natural biological materials, which do not contribute to global warming. When these fertilizers are applied to the soil, they are unlikely to leach into groundwater and are far more likely to improve soil health, fertility, and water retention capacity. Organic fertilizers are like building an annuity for your lawn that will pay you back for many years to come. See similar questions...

All varieties of purple loosestrife are harmful to the environment. This includes wild loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) and garden cultivars such as Morden Pink, Morden Gleam and Dropmore Purple. Fringed loosestrife and tufted loosestrife are from a different family known by the scientific name Lysimachia and are both noninvasive, native species. See similar questions...

Yes. When it is used in engines and transmissions, oil picks up harmful contaminants, which can be hazardous to the environment and poisonous to aquatic plants and animals. See similar questions...

No. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) conducted an extensive eight-year study where it determined that the benefits of pressure-treated wood products outweighed any potential risks. Responsible questions by concerned individuals, government officials, and legitimate scientists have resulted in ongoing research programs and study of treated wood products. These studies have produced-and continue to produce-data that support the safety of these products. No. See similar questions...

SmartBlock is highly beneficial to the environment. By incorporating both the means of construction and insulation, building with SmartBlock eliminates most waste. And because all SmartBlock structures are insulated, energy use in finished structures is reduced substantially. Finally, the manufacturing process is neither harmful to the environment nor to the people who make SmartBlock - CFC's, HCFC's or other toxic substances are not used in its manufacture. See similar questions...

Improper disposal of cell phones is a serious threat to our environment. Every cell phone contains no less that 8 hazardous materials including Arsenic, Antimony, Beryllium, Cadmium, Copper, Lead, Nickel and Zinc. Disposing of these phones in a landfill allows these substances to leach into groundwater and soil. Burning them in an incinerator releases chemicals associated with reproductive complications, cancers, and developmental problems especially in children. See similar questions...

NO! Latex balloons are 100% natural latex, derived from rubber trees and they are bio-degradable. Foil balloons are also not harmful to the environment when used in a responsible manner. See similar questions...

The enzymes that Iogen produces are non-toxic and biodegradable. Handling and spill containment instructions are available from Iogen. See similar questions...

All of the products used by Pro Pacific Bee Removal are EPA approved. All technicians are licensed applicators and are very mindful of the environment and your family during application. Products used are safe enough that you do not have to leave the house during application. See similar questions...

You will not find a fertilizer with a more even and consistent release of nutrients than Nutri-Pak®. It’s not only safer for the environment, because there is no nitrate runoff or leaching, but it’s safer for you and your customers to handle because no one ever comes into contact with the fertilizer itself. You will be able to lower your plant replacement cost from customers over fertilizing and killing their plants. See similar questions...

We asked this question ourselves, and this led to the birth of Spring Earth Compost. Spring Earth's nutrients are easily assimilated into soil, where they become available for absorption by your lawn, garden, and landscape shrubs. See similar questions...

Effect on human health is one of the primary factors considered in regulation of pesticides. Pesticides that can be used for mosquito control have been registered for use by the EPA. When these products are used according to their label directions, they should not pose an unreasonable risk to human health. See similar questions...

No. Our Indian Flower Remedies are prepared without plucking or crushing flowers. Precautions are taken to minimise damage to the environment. See similar questions...

Derelict gear poses a threat to marine mammals, seabirds, shellfish and fish through "ghost fishing," where the gear traps and kills animals. This can attract other feeding animals to perpetrate the cycle. Derelict gear can continue such wasteful killing for decades. Derelict gear also obscures and damages productive habitat. See similar questions...

We choose the best materials for the majority of applications that our equipment is used in. These materials are perfectly suited to ordinary use but where the environment includes chemicals, the effect of that chemical, even cleaning fluids, on gravity rollers is difficult to predict. Our material suppliers produce basic lists of suitability but they specify only certain fluids at certain concentrations and at certain temperatures. See similar questions...