Earth Day: How it All Began
April 26, 2011
As we celebrate the 42nd annual Earth Day, take a look at how Sen. Gaylord Nelson started the movement way back in 1969.
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Ten Enjoyable Ways to Commemorate the Spirit of Earth Day
April 20, 2011
Do Earth Day the green (and easy) way this year.
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Preparing for an Earth-Friendly Move
April 20, 2011
Moving to a new home can seriously jeopardize your eco-intentions, but careful green planning can ensure efficiency.
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Five Things You Can (and Should) Give up for Earth Day
April 18, 2011
These five simple lifestyle changes can make a huge environmental impact. Do your part!
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Giant Walls Made from Thousands of Old Keyboard Keys
April 15, 2011
QWERTY, letters familiar to any keyboard user, are not usually associated with art or recycling. But for Sarah Frost, those keys are transformed into beautiful installations.
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Green Your Toilet Paper
April 13, 2011
You have a choice when purchasing toilet paper. Make sure your product contains post-consumer recycled content.
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Alcoa’s Gregory Wittbecker and ‘Farmer Jane’ Author Temra Costa
April 11, 2011
“Green is Good” welcomes Alcoa’s Gregory Wittbecker and ‘Farmer Jane’ author Temra Costa to discuss their green initiatives.
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Making DIY Dishwasher Detergent
April 6, 2011
You could have all of the necessary ingredients in-house and ready to go!
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Tetra Pak Containers: Do They Really Deserve a Green Halo?
March 30, 2011
With its complex make-up, is the European-born packaging more trouble than it’s worth?
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Music Icon Mosaics Created from Thousands of Recycled Fragments
March 30, 2011
Ed Chapman, one of the U.K.’s leading mosaic artists, uses everyday objects such as guitar picks, coins, glass, tile fragments and even sugar cubes to create truly spectacular images.