Life Without Plastic

Recently there are been a recall on plastic bottles. Plastic needs to be used wisely and with caution, and should only be used when you are unable to use anything else. Environmentally plastic is becoming a very hazardous thing. Plastics are made from petroleum, and a non-renewable resource extracted and processed using energy-intensive techniques that destroy fragile ecosystems. Plastic bags are filling up our landfill sites and they are being eaten by a large amount of land animals. Read more

50 Simple Tips From A Year Of Living The Green Life

Its time to focus on lifestyle  changes, some adjustments in our daily activities in life. These small changes can make a huge impact in Global Warming. There are many ways of reducing household waste. Less toxic household cleaners, green gardening techniques and pet products. There are tips from engineers, chemists, environmentalists, recycling experts, government agencies, medical professionals, appliance-makers, Master Gardeners. Read more

Clean Your Carpet Without Chemicals

I have a zoo living in my house. From dogs, to cats, to birds, to guinea pigs, and children. Our carpets hold a lot of dirt that we cannot even see. I guess that is another reason why so many people have allergies. It is so important the air in our homes are clean, as well as our carpets. We must keep in mind though, when we clean our carpets, the type of cleaner we use. There is no need to spend our money on chemicals when we can use the natural products out there. I even find that it makes my carpet smell so much better then those store bought cleaners. Read more

Fitter You, Planet Via Earth Control

It’s that time of year again, when we try to get our head wrapped around the changes in our life that need to be made. But we do not just need to think about the changes that we need to make for ourselves, but the changes we need to make and take to help our environment. How about reducing waist while taking a little bit off of our waist line? Imagine, riding your bike to work, or on the weekends to run those errands. You will not only be taking care of our planet, but taking care of your heart, and your body all at the same time. Read more

Cutting down on Christmas waste

Christmas! A time of goodwill and celebration, often accompanied by seasonal increases in eating, drinking and spending. If all goes well this combination should result in a lot of fun, but unfortunately it will also result in an estimated 3 million tonnes of waste. But you can have the best of both worlds. With a bit of thought you can limit the impact you have on the environment this Christmas and still have a great time. Read more

A Cheaper, Greener, more Eco Friendly Christmas and New Year.

Rather than buying a real tree thats been cut down, transported and then thrown away, purchase a large potted plant or small tree that can be used each year as your evergreen Christmas tree.

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