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Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Plan your route using an online map.

“The colorful paper maps sold at the gas station can be difficult (or impossible) to recycle because of the amount of ink used.  Ut the internet to get directions and print an online map instead.  You can use the “draft” mode on your printer to useless ink, print the map on scrap paper, and make sure it goes in the recycle box when you’re finished with it.  You’ll get step-by-step directions to your destination and save yourself the hassle of trying to unfold and read a huge city map while you’re driving — all with less waste.

Make your driving directions even greener by using the “send to phone” feature offered by websites like MapQuest and Yahoo! Maps.  Turn-by-turn directions will be sent to your cell phone.  You’ll have paperless directions to navigate to your destination.

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Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Make a list of organic foods to try.

“On your next trip to the grocery store, add a few organic options to your cart.  Organic porduce is gown with natural fertilizer and fewer pesticides than its non-organic counterparts.  In the United States, produce with the USDA-certified organic label is at least 95 percent organic.  THe environmental benefits range from keeping chemicals from polluting groundwater to providing a healthy environment for local wildlife.  There is also another benefit to choosing organic fruits and vegetables: a lot of people believe they taste better than produce grown with chemical fertilizers.

Organic produce is often more expensive.  If you want to buy organic but also want to stick to a budget, it’s important to know which fruits and vegetables are most likely to be contaminated by pesticides: apples, apricots, cherries, grapes, nectarines, peaches, raspberries, strawberries, celery, green beans, peppers, and spinach.”

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Friendly Planet Travel, a leading tour operator of high-quality, affordable vacation packages to exotic destinations worldwide is offering a sweepstakes for a chance of your lifetime prizes. Enter the “Win the World” sweepstakes on Facebook, and you  could win one of six Friendly Planet trips to exotic destinations worldwide. Share the sweepstakes with your Facebook friends, to gain additional entries into the sweepstakes. This sweepstakes will span over a 6 month period with 6 total exotic tours prizes including Amazing Peru, Taste of China, Best of Turkey, Taste of Ireland and Taj Mahal Express.  First up is the 13-Day Best of South Africa tour worth more than $8,500.

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For more information about this Facebook sweepstakes, you can visit Friendly Planet’s FacebookTwitter or blog.  Good luck!

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Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Load your dishwasher for maximum efficiency.

“Before starting your dishwasher, check that dishes don’t block the detergent dispenser or spray arms.  Know what makes up and ideal load, so you don’t over- or underload.  Read the owner’s manual to find out how much (or how little) detergent you should use, to eliminate the need for a second wash.

From now on, instead of turning on the dishwasher every night, save energy by running it only when it’s full.  Allow dishes to air dry, instead of using the heated drying function, to further cut down on energy use.

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Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Seal the leaks in your attic.

“A leaky attic can make the whole house feel cold and damp.  Plugging any leaks in the attic prevents heat from escaping out of the house, saving resources and money.  In the attic, look for any obvious holes and feel around for leaks.  Use caulking and foam to seal the leaks.  You might also consider adding extra insulation in the attic to help retain heat during the winter months.

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Go Green with Today’s Tip

by holly on December 27, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Skip post-holiday shopping.

“Instead of getting in the care, driving to the mall, and waiting in long lines to buy  holiday decor at discount prices, start a new tradition: spend the day at home with loved ones.  You’ll reduce fuel consumption and avoid cluttering your home and garage with mass-produced goods”

Yikes!  This tip is hard to swallow.  I like shopping after Christmas!  I could do without extra clutter though….

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Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Pack Light For Holiday Travel.

“Excess weight in the trunk of your car (or in the cargo hold on the plane) will decrease your gas mileage.  In the car, every 100 pounds of cargo decreases fuel efficiency by 2 percent.  It might not sound like much, but it adds up on a roundtrip visit to relatives; so only pack the essentials.”

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Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Buy a Cut Christmas Tree.

“Nearly all cut Christmas trees were grown on a tree farms, which means their stock is replenished yearly and forests aren’t depleted.  Cut trees are a much greener choice than artificial trees, which are made with petroleum-based materias and often shipped thousands of miles before they reach your living room.

Unlike artificial trees, which eventually end up in the landfill, cut tress can be recycled after the holidays.

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Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Put your holiday lights on timers.

“Leaving your holiday lights turned on 24 hours a day will quadruple your energy costs — and create four times the pollution — as leaving them on for 6 hours.  Set your time to turn the lights on at dusk and leave them on until you go to bed.  You’ll be able to enjoy the lights all evening without burning energy overnight.”

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Go Green With This Week’s Tip

by holly on November 15, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Check your windows.

“Now that cooler temperatures have arrived, make sure your windows are closed tightly.  Heat will disapear out the windows if they’re left open even if it’s just a crack.  Take a few minutes to go from room to room to double-check that theat isn’t escaping outside through an open window.  You’ll cut your energy costs dramatically and keep your home comfortable all winter long.”

Today’s tip was sort of a no-brainer but it doesn’t hurt to check!  Especially in rooms you don’t use often.

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Go Green With This Week’s Tip: Check Your Washing Machine Hose

November 8, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Check the hose behind your washing machine. A kinked hose is more likely to crack and leak. Even a few tiny cracks can lead to a lot of wasted water — and possible water damage.  Your washing machine will [...]

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Go Green With This Weeks Tip: Don’t Toss That Jack-O-Lantern in the Trash!

November 1, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Thin twice before tossing your jack-o-lantern in the trash. Your Halloween pumpking can provide a feast for wildlife.  Smash the pumpkin into chunks and scatter the pieces in the backyard.  The birds and squirrels will feast on the seeds [...]

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Go Green With Today’s Tip

October 25, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Clean Your Gutters The Leaves and debris that collect in our gutters mix with the rainwater and get washed down the sewer drain.  Once the yard debris gets into the lakes and rivers, it creates algae, which decreases the [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Reuse Plastic Shopping Bags

October 18, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Reuse Plastic Shopping Bags. “You probably have dozens of plastic sh0pping bags lying around the house.  Use them to lin your garbage cans instead of buying a box of trash bags at the supermarket.  For every ton of plastic [...]

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Go Green With Today’s Tip: Check Your Children’s Toys for Lead

October 11, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Check your children’s toys for lead. “A recent rash of toy recalls may have you wondering whether there is lead in the toy trucks and dolls your children love.  Lead pollutes the air, soil and water.  It can also [...]

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Go Green With This Week’s Tip: Plan a Clothing Swap

October 4, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Plan a clothing swap. “Invite your friends over to swap the gently used clothes you no longer wear.  You’ll be able to “shop” for a new-to-you wardrobe and do your part to keep clothes from going to the landfill. [...]

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Bio + Green Cleaners Review & Giveaway

September 30, 2011

Worried that the chemicals in cleaning products aren’t safe for your family or the environment?  Bio+Green Crystals is made with special care towards children’s health with nutraceutical grade materials. This means that the substances used are organic and completely non-toxic and Dfe certified.  Each pack of crystals can be dissolved into a spray bottle to make [...]

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$10 off $30 at Abe’s Market with Exclusive Code

September 29, 2011

Abe’s Market has a new “In-The-Know…” video series sharing all the latest and greatest on how to maintain a green, natural and healthy lifestyle.  From shopping for eco-friendly toys to planting your very own organic garden, Abe’s has you covered with advice from experts in their field. If you haven’t already heard of Abe’s, it’s a blend of [...]

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Go Green with Today’s Tip: Winterize Your Windows

September 27, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Winterize your windows. You don’t have to replace your windows to take advantage of the latest energy-saving technology.  Plastic film with low-E coating, an invisible layer of metallic oxide, helps reduce heat loss through old windows by up to [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Ask Your Stylist About Eco-Friendly Hair Coloring

September 13, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Ask your stylist about eco-friendly hair coloring. Most hair dyes are made from synthetic and petroleum-based products that are harsh on your hair and bad for the environment.  During the coloring process, hair dye is washed down the drain, [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Research Careers in Environmental Fields

September 6, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Research careers in environmental fields. Whether you’re considering a career change, helping your kids decide on a college major, or just interested in learning more about what others are doing to protect the environment, take some time to research [...]

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$83 in Game Coupons- Trade in Your Old Games for New Ones!

September 4, 2011

GREAT GAMES TRADE-IN Is your game of Sorry! looking, well, a little sorry? Or maybe the Cavity Sam in your game of Operation looks like he needs to take a trip to the ER. Whether you’re missing some money in your Monopoly game or letter tiles from the Scrabble game, it may be time to [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Switch To a Cast Iron Cooking Pan

August 30, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Switch to a cast iron cooking pan. The chemical used to create the nonstick coating in your favorite cooking pan is harmful to the environment.  Perfluorooctanoic acid or PFOA, has been linked to cancer and respiratory illnesses.  The fumes [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Make New Friends Who Care About the Environment

August 16, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Make new friends who care about the environment. Social groups like Green Drinks and www.greensingles.com were designed to introduce people who care about the environment.  Sign up and start making connections with others who value the planet. See all [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Purchase a Pass for Public Transporation

August 8, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Purchase a refillable card or tokens for public transportation. Taking the bus or train to work is a much greener option than driving, but the waste from those paper tickets cab really add up.  In most cities, you can [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Monitor The Thermostat

August 2, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Make a note to monitor the thermostat in your hotel room. While you’re on vacation this summer, check the temperature in your hotel room.  If there is an in-room thermostat, set it just as you would at home: adjust [...]

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Go Green With This Week’s Tip: Turn Off Your Car While You Wait

July 26, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Turn off your car while you while you wait. “When you’re picking up the kids at summer camp, turn off your car.  For every minute your car idles, it emits almost 7 grams of pollutants like nitrous oxide and [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Run Your Pool Filter & Sweeper System Overnight

July 19, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Run your pool filter and sweeper system overnight. “Cleaning your pool during off-peak hours (like the middle of the night) helps conserve energy.  During peak hours, power companies are often forced to use backup genertators to meet the demand [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Turn ON The Air Conditioning in Your Car

July 5, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Turn on the air conditioning in your car. “Keeping the windows open might seem like an eco-friendly option, but it actually reduces the aerodynamics of the car, making it less fuel efficient, especially on the highway.  You’ll actually improve [...]

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Kill A Watt Giveaway

July 1, 2011

Electricity prices are on the rise and electronics and other household appliances could be contributing to a higher than necessary electricity bill. Find out the operating costs of each appliance or device with a Kill A Watt EZ.  This tool is simple to use.  Just plug it into an outlet then plug your appliance or device [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Pack a Waste-Free Lunch

June 28, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Pack a waste-free lunch. “Eliminate plastic bags, disposable containers, paper napkins, and plastic utensils from your lunch.  You might be tempted to buy convenience foods in single-serving packages at the supermarket, but the waste adds up quickly.  Over 10 [...]

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Go Green With This Week’s Tip: Get the Junk Out of Your Trunk

June 21, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Get the junk out of your trunk. “If you’re driving around with the cooler, beach chairs, and charcoal grill from your vacation in your trunk, you’re not getting good gas mileage.  An extra 100 pounds in the trunk can [...]

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Get $20 Let’s Go Green Voucher As Low as FREE at SaveMore!

June 17, 2011

Here’s a great deal on green products for your household.  Now through Sunday or while supplies last Savemore is offering a voucher for $20 worth of merchandise at Let’s Go Green for only $8. New members receive a $10 credit to use toward their first deal purchase which would make this FREE! Sign up or log [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Turn up the Temp on Your AC

June 14, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Turn up the temperature on your air conditioner. “Try keeping the temperature set to 78 degrees throughout the summer to save energy and reduce your cooling costs.  You’ll cut your cooling costs by up to 10 percent for every [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Replace Your Plastic Shower Curtain Liner

June 7, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Replace your plastic shower curtain liner. “Most shower curtain liners are made from polyvinyl chloride or PVC, a material that emits harmful gases that can cause cancer and diabetes.  You might be breathing in toxins every time you take [...]

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Go Green with This Weeks Tip: Pull Weeds by Hand

May 31, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Pull weeds by hand. “If you have a garden, you probably have weeds.  Pulling them the old-fashioned way-by hand-does take more work, but it is much more environmentally friendly than dousing them with harsh chemicals.  A hand trowel or small [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Pump Your Gas at Night

May 24, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Fill your gas tank at night. “In the summer, hot air increases the concentration of fumes escaping from the gas pumps.  Pumping gas at night (or when the temperatures are cooler) will reduce the ozone-depleting fumes released into the [...]

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$10 for $25 Worth of Green Products

May 20, 2011
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Go Green with This Week’s Tip: Keep Cats Out of Your Garden With Lemons

May 10, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Toss lemon peels in the garden to keep cats from using your soil as a litter box. “Citrus scents make cats cower and sneeze, so toss a few lemon or orange peels in the garden and your cat problem [...]

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Go Green with This Weeks Tip

May 3, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Visit the garden center to research drought-tolerant plants. “Landscaping with plants that require little irrigation will help you cut back on the amount of water you use i the garden.  The types of plants that are drought-tolerant vary from [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip

April 26, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Set up a worm compost bin. “Worms eat food scraps, which become compost after digestion.  You can create a worm bin by following the easy steps below. Choose a container (plastic or glass works best) that is no more [...]

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Earth Day: E-Cycling Resources

April 22, 2011

I know I’m not the only one with old cell phones stashed in a drawer somewhere because I have no idea what to do with it.  Rita from ChiTownCheapskate has put together an awesome list of resource on where to recycle, resell or donate your old electronics.  Thanks, Rita! EcoSquid EcoSquid is a web site that [...]

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Scott Naturals Review & Giveaway

April 21, 2011

According to a recent poll, one third of consumers believe eco-friendly products don’t work as well as “regular” ones. ScottNaturals is on a mission to get people to reconsider their stance on environmentally-friendly products by combining the benefits of recycled fiber with the quality that people are looking for so that they can take a step in [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip

April 19, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Donate old newspapers to your local animal shelter. “Animal rescue organizations use newspaper as pedding for pets awaiting adoption.  Call your local humane society to find out if they’re in need of used newspapers.  Ask about donating old, clean [...]

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Go Green: 9 Earth Day Opportunites from Soap.com

April 12, 2011

Bolder and Soap.com have partnered to offer nine exciting and simultaneous opportunities to take part in positive action moving into Earth Day on April 22, 2011.  In exchange for taking action(s), participants will enjoy a reward, detailed below, compliments of Soap.com.   As with every Bolder challenge, participants will also enjoy the reward of having been [...]

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Modnique: Envirosax Reusable Tote Bag For $1 Shipped!

April 6, 2011

Right now Modnique.com is offering FREE shipping on any order when you sign up for their daily email.  If you use it in combination with the $5 sign up credit for new members you can score an Envirosax Reusable Tote Bag for $1 shipped!  These are normally $9.  Find them under “accessories”.  Right now there’s [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip

April 5, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Use a reel mower to cut your lawn. “Every weekend, 54 million Americans cut their grass, using more than 800 million gallons of gasoline annually.  Switching from a gas-powered lawn mower to a reel mower will keep 80 [...]

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Go Green with This Weeks Tip

March 29, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Research eco-friendly paint for your next home improvement project. “Environmentally friendly paints meet federal standards for low levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which release harmful pollutants into the air.  Low-VOC paints are available in hundreds of different [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip

March 22, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Say no to ATM reciepts. “The receipts from 8 billion ATM transactions per year are one of the biggest sources of litter on the planet.  If Americans declined their ATM receipts.  It would hsave a roll of paper [...]

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Personalized Tote Bag $4.99 Thru 3/17

March 14, 2011

Go Green for St. Patrick’s Day: 1 Deluxe Tote for $4.99! Personalize it with a photo, add some gardening tools and it makes a great Mother’s Day gift for mom’s with green thumbs! Valid 3/14-3/17 Only.

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip

March 8, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Use hydrogen peroxide instead of bleach when you wash a load of whites. “Bleach is toxic to marine life and creates a by product called dioxin whihc is a known carcinogen and has been linked to birth defects.  [...]

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Go Green: Win a Trip to The Green Awards in LA

March 1, 2011

Survey Finds 97% of Moms Take Steps to be Green at Home and Encourage Their Children to do the Same A recent survey sponsored by Green Giant* supports the need to help families be more sustainable. Nearly all moms** aged 18 to 40  are motivated by their children and future generations to do more to [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip

February 22, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Use natural de-icer on your car. “Instead of the chemical-laden solutions designed to keep ice from building up on your car windows (or letting your car idle to warm up and melt the ice), rub the inside of [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip

February 15, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Trade your plastic water bottle for a stainless-steel version. “Stainless-steel water bottles look trendy, but more importantly, they are free from bisphenol A (BPA), a toxic substance used to make clear and shatterproof plastic.  BPA has been linked [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip

February 8, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Add your fireplace ashes to the compost pile. “Let the ashes from your fireplace cool and then mix them into your compost pile.  The leftover ashes are a valuable soil amendment that will help nourish your garden next [...]

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Go Green with This Week’s Tip

February 1, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference:  Research Hybrid rental cars for your next vacation. Companies like Enterprise Rent-a-Car, National Car Rental, and Hertz have a fleet of eco-friendly vehicles in select markets across the country.  On average, driving a hybrid vehicle instead of a [...]

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Go Green with Today’s Tip

January 25, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Research options for carpooling “Instead of driving alone, share a ride with a co-worker or ask a neighbor to take turns shuttling the kids to school.  You’ll save on gas and help reduce your carbon footprint. Put up [...]

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Go Green With This Week’s Tip

January 18, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: “Call your energy company to research alternative power availability.  Instead of relying on nonrenewable energy resources like oil and natural gas, many municipalities are developing eco-friendly energy sources such as solar and wind power.  For just a few [...]

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Go Green with Today’s Tip

January 11, 2011

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Check the pressure on your car’s tires. “Correct tire inflation will increase gas mileage and extend the life of your tires.  As a bonus, it will improve your vehicle’s handling performance. To find out how many PSI (pounds [...]

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Free CFL Light Bulbs at Ace Hardware

January 7, 2011

CFL Light bulbs are on sale at Ace Hardware for $1 right now.  You can get them for free! GE Energy Smart CFL Bulb $1 use $1.00 printable coupon or use the $1.00  coupon from 11/21 Smart Source  insert Final Price: $0 Free Also, if you spend $25 you’ll get a $5 catalina to use [...]

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