Recent Green Living Blog PostsSustainable Fishing Practicesby Libby PelhamYesterday at 09:36 PMThe other day, I blogged about fishing practices that can harm the environment and kill innocent sea life. Fishing Methods that Harmby Libby PelhamYesterday at 03:12 PMWe all know that fish is good for our diets - excellent actually - but you may be torn between wanting to improve your health and wanting to be eco-friendly. Some of the practices used by fisherman are harmful not only to the environment, but innocent sea life as well. The "Live" Christmas Treeby Mary Ann RomansYesterday at 09:27 AMI thought that Libby did a great job laying out all of the pros and the cons in the real versus fake Christmas tree debate and how these choices relate to green living. But there was another choice that many people don't know about, and I wanted to talk a little bit about that today in my post. Walkable Livingby Mary Ann Romans18 Nov 2009 12:03 PMJust this morning, the neighborhood parents and I had an interesting discussion at the end of my driveway, after the school bus pulled away. Our kids were off in their big yellow bus, which will return to the roadways later this afternoon. Stanford's Sustainable Fashion Showby Libby Pelham16 Nov 2009 07:16 PMThe other day, I blogged about a few sustainable fashion designers - individuals who are trying to make a difference with their eco-friendly collections. But where can designers show off their sustainable collections? At a sustainable fashion show, of course. Going Green, Social Consciousness, and Our Kidsby Libby Pelham16 Nov 2009 04:04 PMWe are being inundated with green issues such as global warming and new products that will help us be "greener," but sometimes we forget another aspect of being green - social consciousness. You have probably seen me write about the three R's: reduce, reuse, and recycle. Fake Christmas Tree or Real Christmas Tree?by Libby Pelham14 Nov 2009 09:02 PMIf you are trying to adopt a green lifestyle, you may find yourself conflicted when thinking about Christmas trees. Sustainable Fashion Designer Tierra Del Forteby Libby Pelham11 Nov 2009 06:55 PMTierra Del Forte may not be a designer name you have heard of, but she is trying to change the jean industry into a more environmentally friendly place. She knows the female curves and understands how to design jeans to make women look their best. Sustainable Fashion Designer Stella McCartneyby Libby Pelham11 Nov 2009 08:48 AMHave you heard of sustainable fashion? Many designers today are using an eco-friendly fashion philosophy - to support environmentalism and social responsibility through their designs. Waterpik Ecoflow Showerheadby Mary Ann Romans09 Nov 2009 01:11 PMIf you are a regular reader of this blog, you know that I like to advocate changing out your standard shower head for a low flow version. The problem is, that it isn't always easy finding a model that works well and is attractive. The "works well" issue is especially important for me. Recent Blog Comments Dale Harcombe says... "We made a tradition in our marriage to have a real tree.Too late to change us now.I don't care if it's economic sense or if it fits with the green idea or it makes a mess." |
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