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Beth Hurtubise

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  • Fall Decorating with Fruits and Veggies

    by Beth Hurtubise October 25, 2011
    October 25, 2011

    Sometimes just plain flowers don’t quite get the job done when it comes to decorating. Here are some ideas for using what’s plentiful–fruits and vegetables–to help you create the perfect centerpiece, place cards or spooky addition to your next party!…Read More

  • Green City: Seattle

    by Beth Hurtubise October 18, 2011
    October 18, 2011

    We, the editors at eco18.com, have decided to chronicle our travels and highlight some of the green aspects in various cities. Please feel free to submit city ideas and information for upcoming Green City features. I visited Seattle, WA, for the…Read More

  • Green City: Los Angeles

    by Beth Hurtubise October 11, 2011
    October 11, 2011

    We, the editors at eco18.com, have decided to chronicle our travels and highlight some of the green aspects in various cities. Please feel free to submit city ideas and information for upcoming Green City features. What do you think of when…Read More

  • Tailgate for Team Green!

    by Beth Hurtubise October 4, 2011
    October 4, 2011

    Tailgate for Team Green! Coming from a Big Ten school, the turning of the leaves and regression of humidity signal something more than autumn, they mean the start to another exciting football season. Now, my Illini don’t always end up…Read More

  • Students Lead 30-Day Eco-Challenge

    by Beth Hurtubise September 27, 2011
    September 27, 2011

    “The Challenge aims to raise awareness about conscious living, informed consumption, and the collective impact of individual actions, as well as empower students with actionable steps for their own lives,” said Erin Schrode, 20, Project Green Challenge Program Director and…Read More

  • Recycled Jewelry Is a Girl’s Best Friend

    by Beth Hurtubise September 13, 2011
    September 13, 2011

    Ever wonder what happened to all the typewriters once computers took over the typing world? Well, some artists are saving typewriter parts from their landfill doom by including them in jewelry. Earrings, rings, necklaces, bracelets, cufflinks, broaches and more are…Read More

  • Your Big Fat Green Wedding

    by Beth Hurtubise September 6, 2011
    September 6, 2011

    Eco aspects are a growing trend in modern weddings. You may think that, in general, the big parties that surround weddings create unnecessary waste, but brides and bridegrooms alike are doing their best to keep the environment top of mind…Read More

  • DIY Window Insulation

    by Beth Hurtubise August 30, 2011
    August 30, 2011

    According to About.com, 18%-20% of the heat seeping out of your home escapes through your windows. Luckily, there’s a way to curb this loss without hiring a contractor or ordering entire new windows. Here is eco18’s guide to weatherproofing your…Read More

  • Scott Meyer: ‘The City Homesteader’

    by Beth Hurtubise August 23, 2011
    August 23, 2011

    I had the opportunity to sit down and chat with author Scott Meyer about everything from his childhood, to his particular shade of green, to his most recent book: “The City Homesteader: Self-Sufficiency on Any Square Footage.” The book covers…Read More

  • You’ve Been Framed: DIY Repurpose Project

    by Beth Hurtubise August 16, 2011
    August 16, 2011

    Frames are one of the most versatile items when it comes to decorating. Originally used to showcase art and photos, the current trend is to frame more unexpected items, sometimes with a utilitarian effect. These framed creations can be made…Read More

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