Green Blog Tour
Sabbath for environmental change? Justin van Kleeck, on sustainablog, explores the idea of sabbath as a way to create positive environmental change. Van Kleeck asks if taking scheduled breaks from various things could help reduce our consumption and impact.Not having money helps reduce your footprint Jaimie Scott, guest blogging on the Good Human, writes about "How not having money reduced my carbon footprint." You can see how that would happen. Living small really means living small. An eco-palace is still a palace.
All about natural birth If you like to read birth stories, in particular natural ones, check out Eco-Child's Play. Tons of 'em. And lots of interesting resources and information.
Another use for baking soda We've all heard about the wonders of baking soda. Eco-Chick tells us how to add it to our shampoo for some extra cleaning boost power. And yes, you still get to use your shampoo, not like going No-Poo.
Brad Pitt and George Clooney - doing double duty in Venice
Coca Cola goes green
A complete solar system for $1800?
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7-31-2008 @ 8:47AM
Justin Van Kleeck said...
Patricia,
Thank you for linking to my Sustainablog post on taking sabbaths! I really like what you are doing at Green Daily, so keep up the great green work.
Be well.
-Justin Van Kleeck
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