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Living Green



living green What does living green mean anyway?!?

Well it means a lot of things, but simply put, it can be defined as reducing the negative human impact on the environment through eco-friendly living habits.

For example, I'm sure you've heard of reusing grocery bags or recycling electronics or purchasing compact fluorescent lightbulbs. These things all have to do with reducing our environmental footprint and are therefore very important.

Below you'll find some helpful information on green living as well as some great resources. Enjoy!






Remember: Being green does not mean being perfect and changing every one of your habits. If everyone does a little part, a huge difference will be made.

If every American recycled just one-tenth of their newspapers, we would save about 25 million trees a year. (statistic provided by Eco-Statistics)


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How To Go Green
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has thorough information on how you can go green whether you are a business owner, a home owner, a school, a government, or a community planner.


Green Home
The EPA website has extensive information on living green in your home from air to water to appliances and more.


Easy Ways To Be Green
Real Simple is just that. Check out this great article on small habits that are great for the planet.


Green Cleaning
Better for the environment as well as for your health, natural cleaning products and methods do the job without the toxicity.


Green Organizing Products
Don't just be a green cleaner, be a green shopper! The Container Store has some great earth-friendly products.




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