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Want Car Recycling in your Town?

by Anna@Green Talk on April 28, 2010

Photo courtesy of NJ.com’s coverage of last years car seat recycling. As a follow-up to my recycling car seat post, Jennifer Carcich and Linnea Hasegawa of the Morristown Moms and Tots sought car recycling in their town last year and furnished me with a copy of their letter for use  by anyone who desire car [...]

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Kids Behave Brilliantly by Guest poster, Janelle Sorenson of Healthy Child, Healthy World. When I was young, I volunteered for various organizations and I participated in an academic extracurricular group known as the Future Problem Solvers of America, but that was the extent of my adolescent efforts at having a positive impact on the world. I don’t [...]

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I know, I don’t have babies any more but still like looking at children products. Blame it on hormones or what is left of them. But, you have to check out this multi-functional stroller/bike from Taga. According to the Company, this multifunction vehicle converts from a carrier bike to a stroller in less than 20 [...]

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Becopotty Seat. Biodegradable Bum Seat.

by Anna@Green Talk on April 5, 2010

I normally don’t talk about infant or toddler products, but I love this Becopotty. Potty training is a huge deal.  It signify the kiss off to diapers.  Well, mostly. I had one of those plastic potty seats in my house when the Boys were potty training.  It was just another piece of toddler equipment that I had [...]

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The Dirty Secrets of a Green Food Waster

by Anna@Green Talk on March 4, 2010

A green food waster.  What an oxymoron. I am not proud of  what I am going to confess.  As green as I think I have become, my family and I are food wasters. Our habits are hurting the Earth.  How so? Every couple of months I can’t stand the clutter or dirty drawers in my [...]

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Back to School Brings Up Issues of Needed Conservation

by Anna@Green Talk on September 15, 2009

Photo by Heather Elias This last week, my children returned to school. I was careful to re-use as many items that I had and only buy what I needed opting for items that I could recycle at the end of their lives.  I had it with the typical plastic coated binder that ended up in [...]

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Green Speed Links: September 13, 2009

by Anna@Green Talk on September 13, 2009

Watch this trailer park movie of the upcoming BagIT.  It will break your heart on what are plastic consumption is doing to our animal friends.  Our very own Green Mom, Beth Terry of Fake Plastic Fish, was interviewed for a segment in the film.  See her account, here. Sharing Backyards via EarthEasy’s newsletter. What is [...]

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College Bound Green Guide. A Green Mom List.

by Anna@Green Talk on August 30, 2009

I write this post with a heavy heart since my oldest is college bound.  With new found wings, he  is definitely ready to soar. Will he stay green? But as a parent all I can hear is the following lyrics, “Leaving on a jet plane. Don’t know when I will be back again…” Except the [...]

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Years ago my friend told me about crayon recycling. I did not  get serious about this idea until I compiled a zillion broken crayons of my own.  (Boys.  Need I say more?) Since I coordinate recycling for cash at my school, I am always looking for green fundraising ideas or just plain good sense take back [...]

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Today we were at Costco to buy food for an upcoming party. As I peered into the shopping cart, I saw a Crunch Pak’s plastic container full of plastic wrapped baggies of organic apples slices.  Maybe it is me, but is this an oxymoron?  Individually wrapped organic apples swaddled in plastic with more plastic around it? [...]

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