Jennifer Kodros is a journalist for The Cool Down, covering a wide range of topics including sustainable living, DIY projects, environmental conservation, and heartwarming stories. With a passion for sharing innovative ideas and practical tips, Jennifer aims to inspire readers to make positive changes in their lives and contribute to a more sustainable future.
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By: Jennifer Kodros
"Excuse me while I turn 17 shades of green with envy…." by Jennifer Kodros
By: Jennifer Kodros
The Inflation Reduction Act has introduced significant rebates, discounts, and tax credits to help homeowners modernize their appliances, including heat pump water heaters.
By: Jennifer Kodros
"It's been so much fun bringing this little patch of earth back to life." by Jennifer Kodros
By: Jennifer Kodros
Highly adaptable, these animals have very few predators in the United States. by Jennifer Kodros
By: Jennifer Kodros
One California homeowner had to start over after their HOA forced them to remove a shed, and all the landscaping that came with it, from their backyard.
By: Jennifer Kodros
One cleaning professional shared an easy hack to make your kitchen sink sparkle using just two simple ingredients.
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"I'm saving this post as inspiration." by Jennifer Kodros A Virginia homeowner posted on r/NativePlantGardening to show exactly why they are so grateful not to live in a neighborhood with an HOA
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A $1,000 reward was issued by the Bureau of Land Management to assist in the search for a couple caught carving into an ancient cultural site near Wire Pass Trail and Buckskin Gulch near the Utah-Arizona border.
By: Jennifer Kodros
"It's impossible not to recognize the blatant excess in cases like these." by Jennifer Kodros
By: Jennifer Kodros
"Well done. DO NOT do corporations' advertising for free." by Jennifer Kodros It's hard not to feel like a walking advertisement anymore with logos everywhere.
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