Archive for 2011
Pledge to Cut your Water Footprint
in green living.
Did you know that the average American lifestyle is kept afloat by nearly 2,000 gallons of water a day? This is double the global average. Read More
How to know your Retirement Travel is Green
in green living.
How many times have you seen on a travel website some hotel, flight or excursion claiming to be healthy and good for the environment with absolutely nothing substantial backing that up? Read More
5 Easy Ways To Make A Green Home on Earth Day
in green living.
Every year we take a day to celebrate the Earth and all the good things it has to offer, while cutting back on the things we do to harm it. Read More
April Green Gardening Tips
in green gardening.
April is a busy month for the green gardener but one of the most fun times for organic gardening of the year. Everything is so nice and healthy without any weeds crashing the party just yet. Use these tips to take full advantage of green gardening and get your garden on its way early this spring. Read More
Planting your Vegetable Garden This Spring
in green gardening.
Can you feel it? Spring has finally arrived! Take out those light-weight sweaters and hose off your garden supplies – it’s time to start your vegetable garden! Read More
5 Key Points of Obamas Energy Plan
in green living.
President Obama recently talked to the union on Libya, Japan, education, and how America gets our oil and energy. Read More
3 Eco-friendly iPad Accessories
in green home.
I don’t know about you, but my granddaughter loves playing with my iPad! She loves the games, and I love the easy-to-read recipes and the ability it gives me to read the newspaper without lugging around a huge newspaper, half of which I’ll lose in transit! Read More
Green Living Given Added Boost by Banana Peel Filters
in composting.
An organic method to purifying water of lead and copper is in your kitchen! Read More
Green Living Tip: Recycle Metal Hangers!
in green living.
After a few trips to the dry cleaners, many seniors accumulate an inconvenient amount of metal hangers. Many of these will eventually end up in a landfill and live there for countless years. Read More
5 Diets for Green Senior Living
in green living.
Most people cringe at the word diet, but no matter if you’re a mom-on-the-go or a senior trying to make the world a little better for your grandkids, these five (and a half) eco-friendly diets will help not only your waistline go down, but your carbon footprint as well. Read More
