On Monday September 16, the Atlanta Hawks and State Farm Arena, in partnership with Georgia Natural Gas^®, hosted a Sustainability Summit for local restauranteurs.

These days, so many people like to talk about going green and what it means to be sustainable. But that can get a little confusing. What’s the difference between a ton and a metric ton? What are Carbon Offsets, and what does it mean to retire them? And why is carbon in most of these words?

Every year on Earth Day, communities come together to do their part for the planet.

Using a programmable thermostat is an easy way to save money on your energy bills while also being environmentally friendly.

Insulating your house is one of the best things you can do in the long term to save money on utility bills.

Besides using natural gas to heat the air in your home, the second most common use of it is to heat water. To do your part to help the environment, it helps to use less water.

Your hot water heater is one of the appliance in your home that most consistently uses natural gas. Whenever you enjoy a hot shower or wash your hands with warm water, it needs to use energy to make that heat happen.

You can save money on your natural gas bill and make your energy usage more environmentally friendly by adopting a few new habits in the kitchen. Here’s a few small tricks that can make a big difference.