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Every Small Thing
http://www.everysmallthing.blogspot.com
This blog catalogs a normal person's efforts to do one small green thing every day for a year to see how the small things can add up over time.
- Added on: Oct 28th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Shelagh Dunn
- Listed in: Living Well Environmental Activism
- Tags: environment climate eco green carbon impact
Recent Posts
Talking About Waste Reduction
Tonight I was invited to join a meeting of our community housing representatives to talk about the new compost bins that will be arriving in our neighborhood next week. It was a wonderful small thing for today because I got to meet new people, talk a...
Hope for Copenhagen
Today is the first day of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP15) in Copenhagen, Denmark. This video from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark, was part of the opening ceremony. This conference brings me hope. Every day tha...
CalTrain
Our household woke up with visions of Santa Claus in our heads. Today, we journeyed in to San Jose to the Annual Holiday Parade. We bundled ourselves up and trudged through the grey, drizzly morning to the CalTrain station nearest us. Photo by ...
Three Months of Small Things: What To Do With Free Cable?
It has been three months since I've started on this green journey and dragged my husband and daughter along with me. Doing a monthly check-in is a way to be reminded of how those small things really do add up, and a way to notice some changes that m...
TckTckTck
Today's small thing was to sign TckTckTck's worldwide petition for real action on climate change to present to world leaders in Copenhagen. There is just over one day left to sign the petition, and at nearly 10 million, it is the largest petition for...
Mending My Clothes
If you've been following this blog, you'll know that I have been trying to kick my shopping habit, or at least to tone down the consumerism a little bit. My thinking is that the less stuff I buy, the less impact I'm having on global warming. But th...
