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Greenopia is the website that is the urban dweller’s guide to living in Los Angeles. While some parts of the United States have advanced programs and local business awareness of green business and dining establishments, and other city search options.
Greenopia asks for a registration signup and login, and the newsletter may be a handy thing you want to pin some business travel notes onto your itinerary for the future. Some of the articles includes “4 weapons in a guerilla gardener’s must have arsenal”. This is recycling for the militantly green.
Ecofashion is a new term in many social circles but most sustainability fans know about checking behind the union label for information about manufacture and care for clothing that makes it green.
Ever wonder what you can do with compost? Make seed balls. Seed balls are sustainable because they can be portable and dropped into the sand ground or dirt wherever the earth could use a little green. Planters randomly placed anywhere make urban blight an ongoing decision, not hapless a result.
All kinds of information is available on Greenopia.com. The seed bomb is a eco-terrorism unit that plants a forest full of seeds form one canister. Talk about the gift that keeps on giving. One article on how make electricty at home caught my eye. Greenopia.com is a great website for those who have an allergy to speaking “green”.
Greenopia.com also has sections like “Green on a budget” and Ecotravel. These are good bookmarks to check on and then check back. Greenopia is also a great site for relevant news and ad offers for eco friendly products. It’s probably not going to be on this site unless it is sustainable.
Greenopia is a great work-break green read, especially if you are looking for some home recycling ideas to get excited about. the eco-furniture movement, the “pod” or transportable home, the cermaic solar fountain, the chair made out of wine staves, all these reads make the brain think green.
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