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Eco Friendly Travel Tips That Also Save You Money
May 17, 2012 06:05 -
Grilled Peach Salad with a Honey-Lemon Vinaigrette and Burrata
May 17, 2012 05:05 -
Staying Green While Relocating Your Home
May 16, 2012 06:05 -
Grilled Tuna Topped with Wild Berry Chutney
May 16, 2012 05:05 -
Going Vegetarian as a Family
May 15, 2012 06:05
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Top Tips to Keep Your Home Warm without High Energy Bills
Top Tips to Keep Your Home Warm without High Energy Bills It’s no secret that winter time is more costly for the bill payers of the household, with heating and gas fires needed to keep warm and baths generally taken instead of showers; it can be an extremely costly time. Combine that with the expenses [...]
4 Green Fall Activities for the Whole Family
4 Green Fall Activities for the Whole Family As the nights grow darker faster, the temperatures drop a little more each day and the leaves turn golden all around, the sure signs of fall are almost impossible to miss. As you gear up for a new season and prepare for the winter ahead, now is [...]
Planning an Eco-Friendly Birthday Party
Planning an Eco-Friendly Birthday Party Just because you have decided to do your part to ensure that our planet remains livable for future generations doesn’t mean you have to give up everything that makes life worthwhile. It just means you have to change the way you approach every aspect of your life (and the wasteful [...]
Eco-Friendly Ways to Keep Your Whites Pearly
Eco-Friendly Ways to Keep Your Whites Pearly You can hardly get through the line at the grocery store without seeing a row of rag mags plastered with photos of celebrities that look like they’re flashing a mouth full of Chiclets. The uber-white smiles that you see on the magazine racks and during red carpet coverage [...]
Tips on Reducing Your Dog’s Carbon Paw Print
We all know that we as humans need to be more environmentally conscious and make efforts in our daily lives to “go green.” However, we can do even more by involving our pets in this effort as well. Americans will spend approximately $51 BILLION dollars on pets this year. Many of those billions of dollars [...]
What to Do, When: A Guide of Age Appropriate Chores For Kids
What to Do, When: A Guide of Age Appropriate Chores For Kids BACK IN THE SWING! Now that the school year is in full swing, our days are busier than ever. Between school itself, homework, after school activities, and instrument practice, little time is left for anything else – and certainly not chores! But we [...]
Be Prepared! National Fire Prevention Week
Were you aware that National Fire Prevention Week is this week, October 9 – 15, 2011? Many potential fire hazards go undetected because people simply do not take steps to fireproof their home so this is a great time to remind people to take a look around and take the appropriate safety precautions as necessary. [...]
Creative Ideas to Grow a Vegetable Garden in Small Spaces
Use That Green Thumb of Yours! Creative Ideas to Grow a Vegetable Garden in Small Spaces So, you’ve been procrastinating on building your dream garden because of a lack of space. Big backyard or not, a vegetable garden doesn’t need a lot of room to thrive and with the right amount of care, goodsoil and [...]
Halloween Decorations Whose Environmental Impact Isn’t Scary
Halloween Decorations Whose Environmental Impact Isn’t Scary If any holiday gives arts and crafters chance to shine, it’s Halloween! With spooky skeletons, ghoulish ghosts, and eerie ambience galore, choices for great Halloween
How to Protect Rivers from Pollution
How to Protect Rivers from Pollution The supply of fresh water in the world is not what it once was. In fact, it could be considered a dwindling resource. Although 70% of our planet is covered in water, the majority is salt water, which cannot be consumed by humans (at least not those who want [...]
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