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  • Local Schools are Going Green

    by Guest Writer May 28, 2012
    May 28, 2012

    While reading my local school district’s newspaper, I was both surprised and happy to see that my district is taking on some eco-projects. The eco-initiatives schools are taking now will have such far-reaching impacts—obviously, helping the environment, but also saving…Read More

  • Breast Milk—It’s Not Just for Nursing

    by Guest Writer May 21, 2012
    May 21, 2012

    It’s safe to say that everyone is aware of breast milk being used for nursing, but it seems many people don’t realize that breast milk has a number of uses beyond nourishment. There are also a number of medicinal and…Read More

  • 18 Tips for the Green Globetrotter

    by Guest Writer May 17, 2012
    May 17, 2012

    Warm weather, family, friends and the big world begging to be explored are the perfect ingredients to push you to make summer vacation plans. Where ever you decide to venture this summer going in an eco-friendly fashion might be a…Read More

  • Childbirth

    by Guest Writer May 14, 2012
    May 14, 2012

    Years ago, childbirth was completely natural—no medication, no doctors and no cesarean sections. In colonial times women delivered their babies with the assistance of a midwife. Something interesting I learned a few years ago while attending a program for OB/GYN…Read More

  • Pet of the Month: Buckley

    by Guest Writer May 9, 2012
    May 9, 2012

    Buckley was adopted and from the moment he was brought home he has been playful and full of energy. He can be entertained with his toys, or his favorite – plastic straws – for hours. He loves to be the…Read More

  • Celebrating Mom

    by Guest Writer May 7, 2012
    May 7, 2012

    Mother’s Day is upon us, and so it is the time to find ways to celebrate Mom. This year, I’m trying to find ways to show my mom how much I care, while still showing Mother Earth how much I…Read More

  • Wearable Plastic Bottles

    by Guest Writer May 3, 2012
    May 3, 2012

    When a plastic bottle is recycled, it has the potential to be used in many different ways. Often times these bottles are used to create other plastic products like plastic bags, detergent bottles, outdoor fencing and office equipment. Apparel company,…Read More

  • Sharing Your Green Values

    by Guest Writer April 30, 2012
    April 30, 2012

    While you may value an eco-friendly, all-natural lifestyle, the reality is there are a lot of people out there who do not share those values. Often times, those people who either do not share your values, or who are just…Read More

  • Sweet Dreams

    by Guest Writer April 23, 2012
    April 23, 2012

    I think sleep-deprivation is one of those things that comes with the territory when you’re a mom. When I was pregnant with my son, I was so sure I would have a baby that wouldn’t sleep well that I think…Read More

  • Happy B-Earth Day!

    by Guest Writer April 16, 2012
    April 16, 2012

    The first Earth Day was celebrated on April 22nd, 1970 and approximately 20 million people took part nationwide. Born in the 1970s myself, I can honestly say I have no memory of celebrating Earth Day in my younger years. I…Read More

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