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Good use of the blogger template (not my favorite). I like the archive on the lead post. Good quality content with useful tips. Nice graphics. I like the widgets and links. Well designed. 5 stars.
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Green Living
http://safeandgreenliving.blogspot.com/
green living for a green home
- Added on: Mar 24th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: oleander
- Listed in: Green Health
- Tags: Natural Living Green Green Living green home green earth green pet care
Recent Posts
Ethical and Green Christmas Guide
FoodAvoid the last minute supermarket dash - head for your local farmer's market or farm shop instead to stock up on food for the festive season.A weekly veg box makes life easier and saves you lugging round bags of potatoes and carrots. It also save...
How to heat your home the green way
Environmental-issues writer Adria Vasil released Ecoholic Home, her second book, earlier this month. As the weather turns cool, she shares her tips on how to heat your home the green way.1. Change the furnace filtersMake a habit of replacing filters ...
Green living: declutter, donate, and enjoy!
The economy is uncertain. Is it a bad time to declutter? Maybe we should save what we have in case we need it some day (maybe sooner than we thought)? Perhaps not. Maybe many of us still suffer from an overabundance of stuff. It will be kinder to our...
10 ways to keep cool without an air conditioner
It's tempting to turn on an air conditioner during hot weather, but that's not a green way to stay cool.According to the US Department of Energy, across the nation energy use for home cooling is second only to heating (and tied with water heating). O...
What Can We Do About Climate Change?
Greenhouse gasses that have already been emitted, but still have not had their full effect on climate, will cause the temperature to rise even more – even if all emissions are halted today. Thus, it is sensible to adapt to climate change that will ...
Why is it important to recycle glass?
Unlike other packing materials, glass is 100 percent recyclable 100 percent of the time. Glass makers and recyclers are calling all Americans to recycle more glass.The United States does not mandate the recycling of glass. Many counties do not have a...
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