Recent Green Living Blog Posts10 Tips for a Green Thanksgivingby Libby Pelham05 Nov 2009 08:20 AMHalloween's over, Thanksgiving is upon us, and Christmas is just a step away! It is busy time for everyone, but you can still stay green. Here are a few tips to green up your Thanksgiving: 10. Shelby Rodriguez's Fightby Libby Pelham04 Nov 2009 04:18 PMToday, more and more people are looking for green solutions for housing. Bathroom Conservation: The Showerby Mary Ann Romans04 Nov 2009 12:14 PMLook at the bathrooms in your home. With a few modifications you can make them much more efficient and much greener. You can make improvements without doing a complete remodel, but of course if you want to use that as an excuse, go ahead. New York Restoration Project's Hulaween Fundraiserby Libby Pelham29 Oct 2009 07:13 AMIt is time again for the tenth annual Hulaween Ball to benefit the New York Restoration Project. Safe Halloween Makeupby Libby Pelham27 Oct 2009 06:10 PMHalloween is almost upon us and some of you may even be dressing up for parties now. One thing you may not think about is the safety of the makeup you use on yourself or your children. More Ideas for a Green Halloweenby Mary Ann Romans27 Oct 2009 09:00 AMDid you know that there is even more that you can do to celebrate Halloween and yet make sure that it is green? In my earlier post, I mentioned some ways to reduce your impact around this holiday. Now, here are even more ideas. Goodies Buy your candy and treats in bulk this year. Consumers Sue Fast Food Chains for Cancer-Causing Chickenby Libby Pelham23 Oct 2009 06:13 PMWhen I go to a fast food restaurant, I often order the chicken, thinking that is the better, more natural choice over a burger. Getting Stuff without "Consuming" Itby Mary Ann Romans22 Oct 2009 08:40 AMOne of the dilemmas we face in our efforts to live responsibly is what to do about purchasing things that we seem to need. We own a home on two acres of what is mostly wooded property, and even that needs to be maintained. 10 Reasons to Buy Locally Grown Foodsby Libby Pelham21 Oct 2009 06:06 AMGreenies are always touting the benefits of buying locally grown foods, but sometimes, you just need to hear the good reasons to do something: 10. Local farms keep taxes in check. Alternative Living in Las Vegasby Libby Pelham20 Oct 2009 04:20 PMThe other day I wrote about Daniel Suelo, who gave up money and now lives in a cave, surviving off what he can get without buying it. Recent Blog Comments hambo says... "I knew that some foods when subjected to very high cooking temperatures (grilling and frying) can produce cancer causing chemicals, but you dont expect it to in something you buy form a big chain." In Consumers Sue Fast Food Chains for Cancer-Causing Chicken MichaelM says... "Great article Mary Anne :) One big environmental problem at Christmas time is the tons of discarded wrapping paper that goes into our landfills." |
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