5 Steps to a Greener Campus
College Campuses are generally at the forefront of new technology and new ideas and they certainly should be leading examples of what it looks like to go green. Here are my top 5...
Monthly Archive: February 2014
Transition Towns – Coming to a City Near You?
“The Transition Movement is a vibrant, grassroots movement that seeks to build community resilience in the face of such challenges as peak oil, climate change and the economic crisis. It represents one of the...
One Bottle One Dream – Teaching Our Next Generation to be Stewards of the Environment
In my home, we recycle, we compost, we use as little plastic as possible. To my son, it’s the “norm” but when he started Kindergarten, he quickly realized that not everyone acts the way...
Opting out of the Yellow Pages is as easy as 1.2.3
Are you looking for ways to send fewer items to the recycle or trash bin? This could be an easy start. It was just another day that I was blogging away on a topic...
Don’t Buy that Bottled Water
One of the first steps in leading a more sustainable lifestyle is kicking the water bottle habit. Small steps, large steps whatever, let’s just try to break a bad habit. It’s pretty well known...
Creative Way to Reuse Empty Paper Towel Roll
This is an easy craft if you are looking for a way to add a unique decoration to your home. Use your empty paper towel rolls (or if you’ve switched to cloth napkins like...
Household cleaners
Last week I mentioned that going green doesn’t mean switching to expensive alternative items. I want to elaborate on that and share with you one way that this could not be truer- household cleaners!...
Eco Chic Paper
Move over plain white copy paper, here comes the new fashionista of the runway. The label you ask, it is Eco Paper. That’s right folks; a new must have in the world of sustainability....
