InventHelp’s Invention Girl loves fresh fruit and vegetables. What I don’t love is that these fruits and vegetables seem to start going bad as soon as I get them home. I feel so wasteful spending money on fresh produce only to throw it away before I get a chance to enjoy it. Unfortunately, I’m not the only one that has this problem. According to the USDA, Americans throw away about $600 of spoiled produce every year – what a waste!
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There’s nothing like the convenience of grabbing a bottle of water from the fridge before you run out the door. They’re perfect to take to the office, gym or just about anywhere. All that convenience unfortunately comes at a price. Americans throw away about 60 million plastic bottles a day. It’s estimated that only 1 in 5 bottles are actually recycled. Sadly, those that aren’t end up in landfills. While in the landfill, a single plastic bottle can take up to 700 years before it starts composting – yikes! Read More >>

Here at InventHelp, we try to keep the environment in mind when we print out emails, presentations and office documents. For those times when hitting the print button is a necessity, InventHelp’s Invention Girl has found a new type of font that uses less ink! Read More >>

Inventor Jon Bohmer, a Norwegian-born entrepreneur based in Kenya, faced a problem that’s ever-so-common among innovative thinkers. In his quest to help developing countries, he looked for solutions that were way too complex for way too long.

Of course, the complicated problems that Bohmer is trying to resolve are anything but simple. One is the issue of rural residents, fueled by poverty and desperation, cutting down trees for firewood at unsustainable rates. This practice leads to deforestation and, in turn, global warming.
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Do you remember when SUVs were invented? At the time, they seemed like luxury apartments on wheels, with the stability of the large truck and the comfort of a swanky sedan.

That, of course, was before gas prices ballooned and the feverish wave of green-friendly living hit the country. Now, in terms of what’s “en vogue”, InventHelp’s Invention Girl thinks compact is the new black!
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InventHelp’s Invention Girl has learned a surprising statistic: nearly 7 percent of our daily fuel consumption in the U.S. is caused by vehicles that aren’t even moving. The culprit? Big rigs that sit idling while the drivers sleep inside the cab.
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You’ve heard of wind power and solar power, but what about wave power? InventHelp’s Invention Girl has learned that the world’s first commercial wave power project has been inaugurated off the Portuguese coast.
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As the evenings grow cooler and the warm summer sun is replaced by the gray overcast shade of fall, many people are pulling in the lawn furniture and hunkering down for cool weather. Well, people aren’t the only ones moving indoors as the season changes – bugs are migrating indoors, too.

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Now that school is back in session and the great sales are over, it’s back to business as usual for students, teachers and the rest of academia. And even parents are done with the major school-supply crunch, InventHelp’s Invention Girl knows from experience that school shopping is never over until the end of the year!
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Even though going to the gym is great for our bodies, it’s not always great for the environment. Dozens of televisions dangle from the ceiling, electronic treadmills hum and all those sweaty towels certainly don’t wash themselves!
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