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A short guide and directory to greening holidays and special occasions
How to start your own worm composting operation in just a few easy steps!
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When Robert Haley was a kid growing up in the ’60s, he collected Coke bottles for a nickel or dime.
Today, Haley is the Zero Waste Manager for the San Francisco Department of the Environment and he recycles a lot more than just bottles and cans. After working for both the nonprofit and for-profit…
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Are disposable plastic or reusable cloth diapers better for the environment and for the babies themselves?
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Is it time for a new TV? Make sure you keep in mind the environmental impacts of this big purchase.
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Check out these online shopping options. Reusing and upcycling items is an important part of keeping waste out of landfills.
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Smuckers removes GMOs and high fructose corn syrup from Uncrustables, its very popular peanut butter and jelly product for kids.
Green America's GMO Inside campaign has mobilized tens of thousands of consumers to ask Smuckers to remove GMOs from its products.
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