Rebecca

While on a coffee run I noticed, as I stood by the counter awaiting my Grande Vanilla Latte, that many coffee-goers were taking trays which are intended to provide convenience to those customers ordering more than two drinks. 

On a recent shopping trip I got to thinking about how much of an impact newly purchased items have on our environment. Just look around your home and assess all the new things you have bought in the past year.

Hand washing your undergarments and frilly things is such a pain when you’ve already dealt with the washing machine, timed the dryer, geared up the ironing board, and folded all your clothing back into its drawers,

Often when we think of cleaning out our closets in a green way, we think of making a trip to Goodwill with a bag of clothing to donate. While this is a great way to help the less fortunate, it is also another cause for a party!

Looking for ideas for the holiday season? Check out our article Gifting green for those extras on your list for teachers, babysitters and more!

Looking for ideas for the holiday season? Check out our article Gifting green for those extras on your list for teachers, babysitters and more!

The gift-giving season is approaching and the most difficult gifts are always for those who fall into the miscellaneous category of teacher, babysitter, housekeeper, or coach.

Looking for ideas for the holiday season? Check out our article Gifting green for those extras on your list for teachers, babysitters and more!

While it is a little early to be stringing the garlands and decking out the tree, it is not too early to be thinking about how to have a sustainable Christmas this year.

The eco-friendliest Christmas ornaments and decorations are usually made within your own home and the experts on creating holiday Christmas ornaments are about ages 4-10.