Deborah @ January 3, 2008 # No Comment Yet
There are very simple things people can do that can have a very big environmental impact. The five I am listing here, require very little effort and in some cases no money. A couple of these suggestions could probably even save you money. I hope you read this list with an open […]
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Deborah @ December 4, 2007 # 2 Comments
I don’t watch TV much, but last night I found myself watching the world news. I was very disturbed by what was on, and although reports of all the terrible effects of global warming seem to be on mainstream television, I feel as if no one is listening. One of the topics was […]
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Deborah @ November 26, 2007 # 4 Comments
The best selling products for the holiday season are electronics and women’s clothing. If you are buying electronics for someone I encourage you to do it consciously. What do I mean by consciously? I believe most people probably look for the best deals. Is it possible to look for the best deal […]
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Deborah @ November 21, 2007 # 2 Comments
I am a recycling nut. Every year for the holidays it never ceases to cross my mind all the wrapping paper, ribbons and bows that get put out with the garbage. There is actually an alternative to paper. I found a website that sells gift bags that can be continually re-gifted. […]
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Deborah @ November 21, 2007 # 2 Comments
The holiday season reminds my of batteries for some reason. Maybe it’s because one year as a gift for my children, I received a package of 25 double A batteries. The worst part is, I refuse to throw batteries away, so I have literally moved with a bag of batteries about three times […]
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Deborah @ November 18, 2007 # 3 Comments
Recycling electronics may not be the good […]
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Deborah @ November 13, 2007 # One Comment
About a year ago, I read a great article out of Body + Soul magazine regarding buying diamond jewelry. I don’t wear jewelry and own very little, so this isn’t something I had given a lot of thought to, but I’m usually the exception to the rule. I want to share this article […]
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Deborah @ November 7, 2007 # No Comment Yet
This past September my Mom and I went to the New Jersey shore to stay with one of her friends for a couple days. All together there were four adults and three children so our meals were served with disposable plates and bowls. They were by far the nicest disposable bowls I had […]
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Deborah @ October 11, 2007 # 3 Comments
One of the most common complaints I hear about buying organic or “going green” is how expensive it is. I will not argue the fact that yes it is more expensive, but only in the short term. I will use the example of eating organic food. About 90% of the food I buy is organic. […]
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