Photo Credit: Shawna Coronado.com City and suburban composting is definitely possible. All you need is a small yard area or even a balcony space. Above you see two rainbarrels and...
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25
Apr
2013
How to Grow an Organic Sunflower
Photo Credit: Shawna Coronado.com Of all the seeds I have ever placed in the ground, sunflower seeds are the most likely to produce, survive, and develop into astounding gorgeousness. They...
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09
Apr
2013
What Is The Difference Between Organic, Heirloom, Hybrid, and GMO?
Sometimes the massive amount of labeling and non-GMO-labeling and plants and seeds and EVERYTHING in the green shopping market is one giant hot mess. Some mad scientist has opened up...
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12
Mar
2013
5 Tips to Keep Your Reusable Bags Germ-Free
Photo Credit: Mr. T in DC via photopin cc A recent study conducted by researchers from George Mason University and the University of Pennsylvania has cast doubt on the safety...
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20
Dec
2012
11 Waste-Free and Green Holiday Season Ideas
Photo Credit Green Planet Parties Most people probably do not realize the amount of waste associated with the holidays or any sort of celebration for that matter. However, there are many simple,...
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23
Oct
2012
7 eco-friendly birthday party ideas & a green party banner
I am not a big birthday party celebrating kinda gal, but for J.P, it was important to celebrate with family and friends for little E’s birthday a few weeks ago....
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11
Oct
2012
The Life Cycle of a Plastic Bag
Plastics have only been around for about 150 years. The first manmade plastic was created by Alexander Parkes in 1862. Seeing as they haven’t been around for very long, no...
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09
Oct
2012
Do You Know What is in Your Bowl of Rice?
I do not normally consume large amounts of rice, but when the latest report from the Consumer Reports’ study revealed dangerous levels of arsenic in both rice and products containing rice,...
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I am the Good Girl Gone Green. Seeing garbage cans overflowing with recyclables breaks my heart.




