Go Green with KLKS 
Welcome to the KLKS Go Green page. The Go Green project is a resource of information culled from local businesses, citizens and experts -- designed to help you sustain your health, your pocketbook and the vitality of your planet. You will find topics from community efforts to construction, from shoreline restoration to conservation.
Go Green tips and interviews can also be heard daily by tuning your radio to KLKS fm 104.3.
Green tip of the day
LED lights use a fraction of the energy of regular incandescent bulbs; they last longer and use less power. In addition, they really aren't that much more expensive. Electric lighting burns up to 25% of the average home energy budget. The electricity used over the lifetime of a single incandescent bulb costs 5 to 10 times the original purchase price of the bulb itself.
Get more green tips, or send us a green tip:
Email us your green tip along with your name and your location. Best tips will be read live on fm 104.3 and posted on our website. We and your K-Lakes neighbors thank you!
From 1930 to today:
The World had 2 ½ billion people in 1930 as compared to more than 6 billion now. There was room for everyone. There was much to draw from, i.e. topsoil, fish in the streams, game in the field. There was an abundance, so that people weren't into conserving. The depression was a product of economic blundering. We thought we'd never run out of whatever we might need.
-- Allen Gray
Read all of Allen's article.
