From the monthly archives:

February 2008

New Jersey Needs to Say No To Extra Vaccines! Your State Could be Next!

February 27, 2008

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In article by Natural Moms Blog, I was informed that my own state, New Jersey was on the brink of requiring additional vaccines for children. With all the controversy surrounding vaccines and autism and learning disabilities, I was horrified by the prospect of additional vaccines. Well, wouldn’t you know it. The [...]

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The Lunch Sak, Kooling off the Earth a Kid’s Way

February 25, 2008

Photo of Lunch Saks by permission of Project Kool
Want to stop global warming? Just ask a kid. More specifically ask Hunter Gross, a 12 year child from Long Island whose desire to save the Earth resulted in the creation of Project Kool’s Lunch Sak. These canvas lunch [...]

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17 Handy Time and Money Saving Household Tips

February 22, 2008

Photo by Yogi
I just received an email from one of my friends who listed numerous tips about using household ingredients to help around the house written or sent by “Evelyn.” Some of these suggestions I have never heard of, but I thought it would be fun to discuss. If any of you [...]

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Green Link Central Provides Easy Quality Search Results

February 20, 2008

Green Link Central is the newest environmental search engine to step up to the plate to help make it easier to finding answers to your environmental questions. It is one of the partner sites of Link Central, a group of human edited search engines. Link Central offers 25 topic–specific search engines ranging from automotive [...]

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Nike Turns Sneaker Love into Playground Hubs

February 18, 2008

The world loves sneakers. How many of you have more than one pair? Sneakers help you do amazing things. Do you think Michael Jordan can jump that high without his Air Jordans? Even Superman had red sneakers to help him take off. Er. Maybe those were boots.

I love my sneakers [...]

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GreenPrint: Free Software, Saves Trees, Sign Me Up!

February 16, 2008

Photo courtesy of GreenPrint

Free Software, printing green, and saving trees and a few bucks too? For a frugal tree hugger like me, I have died and gone to heaven. Where do I sign up? (Thanks, Jason for this tip from your site, Scream to Be Green.)

Let’s start at the beginning. [...]

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Six Degrees Could Change the World Aired Tonight

February 14, 2008

National Geographic will be airing, “Six Degrees Could Change the World” again on February 14, 2007 at 8pm eastern time or 9 pm pacific time. According to a spokesperson for National Geographic, the premiere reached over 6 million people. This film portrays a hypothetical look at the devastating effects to our planet as if continues [...]

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A Simple Romantic Green Night for Valentine’s Day

February 13, 2008

Photo by Jon Rawlinson by permission
Valentine’s Day is tomorrow. Perhaps buying flowers, candy, or presents for your cutie is not your thing. Maybe your sex life is hot enough that you don’t need the items listed in my article, “10 Tips for a Hot Green Valentine’s Day.” What else could you do? Jason Crawford, [...]

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Give Your Old Cell Phone a Second Life or a Proper Burial

February 11, 2008

Photo of my collected cell phones from my cell phone fundraiser
Do you change your cell phone as much as your underwear? I hope not! I swear there are some people I know that must have a new phone every time I see them. Many of these compulsive sufferers could be our friends, neighbors or family [...]

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Oliveira Textiles, Draping Your Home in Sustainability

February 8, 2008

Photo by permission of Oliveira Textiles featuring the Anemone red fabric design
Art imitating life is how I would describe Oliveira Textiles’ newly designed sustainable fabric collection. Their new series, “Ocean,” is fluid, vibrant, and graceful reminding us of Dawn Oliveira’s inspiration, the ocean, in memory of her late fisherman father, who called the sea [...]

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