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TGiF! Enjoy this week’s eco-friendly tidbit…
Happy Friday, everyone! By now, I’m sure you’ve all heard that green is the new black (yippie!). Of course caring for the earth is not about being trendy, but it is heartening to see how eco-consciousness is gaining in popularity and we’re all understanding more and more how being green affects the many various aspects of our lives. To further that awareness and spread some tips, we’ve compiled some of our favorite ways to be green.
Save Money Going Green – Yes, the two definitely go hand-in-hand. Check out the top ten ways to keep your money in your wallet and Mother Nature in your heart.
Top 10 Reasons to Make Your Own Compost – Discover the power behind this one, simple act.
Tips for Throwing a Green Party – Make your next gala green, and use these tips for inspiration.
How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint at Work – Learn some quick and easy steps you can take to lessen your environmental impact at the office.
Organic Gardening 101 – What’s more environmental than growing your own food in your own backyard? Get the dirt on starting your own garden.
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greenmoneygirl | 18-Jul-08 at 4:28 pm | Permalink
What a fab list! Thanks for these links…I’ve been wanting to start my own vegetable garden, both to save money and reduce my carbon footprint (and cause it seems like a good way to de-stress), so the last link is especially great!
Kristen Kancler | 27-Jul-08 at 10:57 am | Permalink
Hey greenmoneygirl! So glad you enjoyed the list
Trisha | 07-Nov-08 at 2:39 pm | Permalink
Happy Friday indeed! (albeit a few months later) Thanks for the list of links which have great information for anyone looking to be a bit greener and save money too. Sometimes the simplest things bear repeating until each and everyone of us do our part.