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20 Eco Tips to Green Your Bathroom

Friday, March 5, 2010
By Guest Contributor
20 Eco Tips to Green Your Bathroom

The concept of green living is easy to grasp but translating the ideas of going green to practical life can sometimes get lost. Some of the most impactful areas are those that we do as part of our daily routine. »

Modern Hippie of the Month: Dean Stubbings, Madera Furniture

Monday, March 1, 2010
By Ellie Campbell
Modern Hippie of the Month: Dean Stubbings, Madera Furniture

Dean Stubbings is the owner, founder, and designer of Madera Furniture, using recycled/salvaged wood he creates one-of-a-kind furniture. »

The Tote Buddy Review and Giveaway!

Thursday, February 18, 2010
By Jeanne Blaisdell
The Tote Buddy Review and Giveaway!

One of the things I always struggled with was how to keep my reusable bags organized. I’d have one or two in the car on the floor, two or three in the kitchen from the most recent trip, and therefore not where I needed all of them the most…in the checkout line! »

Take Me Off Your List!

Friday, February 12, 2010
By Jeanne Blaisdell
Take Me Off Your List!

I used to love checking the mail everyday for newsletters, notes from friends, and invitations to great gatherings but with email, Evite and RSS feeds, my mail isn't that exciting anymore. »

How to Maintain Eco-friendly Linoleum

Thursday, February 11, 2010
By EarthTalk
How to Maintain Eco-friendly Linoleum

Real linoleum is one of the greenest flooring options out there today and there are many safe, non-toxic ways to keep it maintained so it will last for decades. »

The Beginner’s Guide to Freezing Food

Friday, January 29, 2010
By Guest Contributor
The Beginner’s Guide to Freezing Food

When it comes to green living, letting food spoil or expire isn't as bad for the planet as forgetting to bring reusable bags to the supermarket or throwing batteries in the trash. Nevertheless, you probably still feel guilty when your carelessness leads to tossing food »

Three Little Questions

Friday, January 29, 2010
By Jeanne Blaisdell
Three Little Questions

In addition to committing to the practice of new and/or improved habits, I also want to try to take a moment to question all my actions to determine what the potential impact will mean. »

Save a Tree. Stop Mailing Me Junk.

Thursday, January 14, 2010
By Guest Contributor
Save a Tree. Stop Mailing Me Junk.

Sometimes I don’t know what aggravates me more. Getting a phone call from a company that will help me save interest on my credit card or all the junk paper mail I get in the mail box everyday. »

It Pays to Bring Your Bags

Wednesday, January 13, 2010
By Guest Contributor
It Pays to Bring Your Bags

Beyond environmental reasons to bring your bags to the grocery store or anywhere you shop, many retailers are now giving a small, but encouraging incentive for bringing your own bags. »

Make Your Own Recycling Bins

Friday, January 8, 2010
By Guest Contributor
Make Your Own Recycling Bins

Living in an apartment presents many challenges to those of us that want to live greener more environmentally friendly lives. One of the first things you realize is that there is no curbside recycling program. So what do you do as a responsible person? »

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