Shop Responsibly this Holiday
December 21st, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed
For many, Christmas has become a commercial holiday. Instead of being a season of giving, we have bought into the media circus and it has become a season of greed and excess. This year tailor your shopping to be a bit more responsible in the items that you purchase. Shopping responsibly doesn’t stop at spending frugally for what we need or want. It is also a matter of global implication. By that, we mean that we look at the people behind the products that we invest our monies into.
Eco Friendly Air Fresheners
December 17th, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed
No matter how we try to prevent it, our homes are full of smells. Some of them are good and some of them are not so pleasant. Using aerosol sprays only mask the smells and can give off something worse. Try these five ideas to create air fresheners that help your home and the environment at the same time.
Save Energy for the Holidays
December 16th, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed
Looking to spend less this holiday season? Don’t forget to include energy bills in that equation. A few helpful energy-saving tips make all the difference. During the holidays, we spend an enormous amount of energy decorating our homes, yards, and hosting family gatherings. Environmentally friendly groups want people to save some green this year by going green with their energy sources.
Edible Tree Ornaments
December 15th, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed
Christmas belongs to everyone especially the children. Edible ornaments are fun to make and even better to eat. One advantage of these ornaments is that there is less to pack away in containers once the holidays are over. These ornaments are biodegradable if the kids don’t get to them. Most of the memories that we treasure for a lifetime are created during childhood. Help your kids to make memorable moments with edible ornaments.
Natural Decorations for the Holidays
December 14th, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed
We all like to decorate for Christmas. It puts the entire family in the festive mood of the season. Each year, many families purchase new decorations to change the look of our Christmas tree. This year, why not choose to use some natural decorations for your home?
Eco Friendly Christmas Gifts
December 8th, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed
The world is going green and that’s not a bad thing. When we respect the environment it respects us. Besides, the fewer chemicals floating around in the air, the better our bodies feel as well. For Christmas this year, consider giving some of the folks on your list a less tangible but more sentimental gift. You know the people in your circle better than anyone. For those who would appreciate an environmentally correct gift there are a few ideas to choose from.
