Here is a great list of eco-friendly actions you can take or share with others. Take a look at number 7, reducing sports equipment waste. Ideas for green living 1. Use fish tanks water for plants Do you have a fish or know someone who does? Hang around when they empty their tank...

See the Grey to Green, Taking the three R’s to grand proportions.  If you want to spread the word and gets your kids informed, turn off every wireless device in the house and sit the kids down to watch the sobering videos available online. What does it mean to be environmentally...

Summer sustainability means living smarter than ever before. Check out some recycling tips and re-use savvy and set some household and family sustainability goals for the summer. Summer has an amazing potential for re-use and energy savings for environmental benefit. Your bills and...

smart watering Homes need to be as smart as possible to preserve the most sustainable environment possible. if you think the electric fandango with electric workings will use more electricity than it will save, guess again. Living smart and making your home smart is the best way to...

Cotton Onto Recycling Know those cotton balls you pitch when you open a bottle of vitamins or a prescription? Why not save them in a plastic bag and never buy cotton balls again! Cotton grown for these purposes and packaged in plastic requires soil and pesticide usage for tilling...

The Eco-Chick Guide to Life, or How to be fabulously Green, by Starre Vartan promises to be a fun read. There are valuable snippets to grab hold of, and lots of bits to copy and hand round the office or pin on the refrigerator. Hints like recapturing use from shoes, cutting down on...

Freecycle is a new way to source needs without buying unsustainable furniture or goods, or to discard valuable pieces of furniture, goods, or objects so that they may have a “second life” enhancing the lives of others. Freecycle works by area. Shopping locally means limited...

Want to Find Out How Green You Live? Take the Quiz! 1. You commute to work a) Always in a stretch limo or private plane/yacht b) By individual car c) In a car or vehicle that has another human in it part of the time. d) On foot, on bicycle on by public transit 2) You know the cold...