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Articles in the Go Green Category

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[1 Mar 2010 | 6 Comments | ]

I love jelly and so do my kids. Usually when I make Jelly I use glass cups to put it individually but this last week I started using the plastic yoghurt cups. Although they end up in the recycle bin after a while, at least they are reused one or two times.
Plastic yoghurt cups can also be used for pudding or mouse. It might not be attractive when we have guests but it works fine for us and it is a way to show the kids that we can reuse …

Books, Go Green »

[22 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]

If you are pregnant or already have a baby this book will help you having a green pregnancy and a green baby care. Raising Baby Green: The Earth-Friendly Guide to Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Baby Care by Alan Greene has all the information you need explained in a very easy way.
Here is the Product Description by Amazon:
In this illustrated and easy-to-use guide, noted pediatrician Dr. Alan Greene, a leading voice of the green baby movement, advises parents how to make healthy green choices for pregnancy, childbirth, and baby care—from feeding your …

Go Green »

[12 Feb 2010 | One Comment | ]

photo credit: CascadeAndSTAN
Most hotels and restaurants put leftovers to the garbage, most of them don’t even recycle glass or plastic. They say they have a lot of work to do so they just gather all the trash including food and put in the garbage container.
If you are looking for a hotel please choose one that has a green conscience, that recycles and helps the environments. No matter the country, no matter if you are looking for London rentals vacation or New York rentals vacation, what matters is that you …

Go Green »

[21 Jan 2010 | No Comment | ]

Everyone is looking for ways to reduce, reuse and recycle for their green craft project. Instead of spending your hard earned money on household items like laundry bags, quilts or even bookmarks, you can make them yourself simply and inexpensively. There are old items all over your home just waiting to be turned into a cool great craft project.
Simple bookmarks can now cost as much as $10 at a bookstore! You can make them yourself by recycling greeting cards you have received. All you need is old cards, some …

Go Green, Home and Garden »

[19 Jan 2010 | No Comment | ]

Many people truly hate getting out in the bleak mid-winter and raking up those Winter leaves from the garden. Well – If you want to enjoy low maintenance vegetable gardening in the summer, then the leaves are suddenly made out of gold!
Throughout winter rake the leaves into durable bin sacks for storage. Once the spring comes, and vegetables are getting settled, a pest wants to grow right beside them – weeds! Taking the winter leaves, throw them in a plastic bin, drop in some water for a bit of moisture …

Go Green »

[30 Dec 2009 | One Comment | ]

Go Green, Sustainability still is my main objective for this blog among other important subjects. On this holiday season I was kind of disappointed by watching people still thinking more about the gift and forgetting about the packaging.
Most packages still have materials that are hard to recycle. My daughter received dolls and make-up sets, my son toys inside packages and the packages were made with too much material, they were too heavy and some of them less than 50% recyclable.
However I noticed that in most stores the cardboard displays were …

Go Green, Home and Garden »

[7 Sep 2009 | One Comment | ]

Tips for a Greener Household